Raise Calculator
New salary and monthly increase from a percentage raise.
Result
- Annual increase$4,000.00
- Monthly increase$333.33
- Bi-weekly increase$153.85
- Increase per hour (40-hr week, 50 wk)$2.00
- Cumulative gain over 5 yearsassumes flat after the raise$20,000.00
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How to use this calculator
- Enter your current annual salary.
- Type the raise percentage you're being offered (or considering asking for).
- Compare the monthly increase to what it actually changes in your life.
About this tool
A simple but useful calculator for raise negotiations. Enter your current salary and the percentage offer; see your new salary and the breakdown into monthly/biweekly/hourly increases. The "cumulative gain over 5 years" line shows the long-term value of the raise — even a small percentage compounds into real money. Note: this shows gross figures only; after taxes you'll keep about 60-75% of the raise depending on your bracket.
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