Salary & Work Calculators

Tools that help you understand your pay, compare job offers and price your time.

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What is the difference between gross and net pay?

Gross pay is the salary before deductions; net pay is what reaches your account after social security, unemployment insurance, income tax and stamp duty are taken off.

The calculators in this section follow Turkish payroll rules and are useful for anyone working with salaries in Türkiye. The hourly rate calculator works anywhere and turns a monthly or yearly salary into an hourly figure.

How is an hourly rate worked out?

An hourly rate is total pay divided by the hours actually worked: a monthly salary is divided by the working hours in a month, a yearly one by the working hours in a year after holidays.

Freelancers usually work the other way round: they start from the yearly income they need, add their costs and divide by the hours they can realistically bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country’s rules do the salary calculators use?

The net pay, severance and overtime calculators follow Turkish law and are published in Turkish. The hourly rate calculator is not country-specific.

Are my figures stored?

No. Calculations run in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to the server.