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Pay Raise Calculator
Compare old and new salary by percentage or dollar raise.
How to use
Runs entirely in your browser. Live updates or click to run. No signup, no tracking, no data sent anywhere.
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About this tool
The Pay Raise Calculator takes your current salary and a raise percentage, then tells you your new annual salary, the dollar amount of the increase, and what that breaks down to monthly or hourly. It is straightforward and useful for anyone negotiating compensation, reviewing an offer letter, or planning a household budget after a promotion. No account needed, no data stored.
Reach for this tool when HR sends you a raise letter and you want to verify the numbers before signing, or when you are preparing for a salary negotiation and need to translate percentage targets into real dollar figures. It also helps if you are comparing two job offers where one lists a percentage bump over your current pay rather than a flat salary.
How to use it
- Enter your current salary in the salary field, using your annual gross amount.
- Type in the raise percentage you received or are negotiating for.
- Select whether your salary is hourly, monthly, or annual if prompted.
- Click Calculate to see your new salary and the total dollar increase.
- Review the monthly and annual breakdowns to understand your actual take-home change.
- Adjust the percentage field to model different negotiation scenarios and compare results.
Pro tips
- Stack multiple raises by using your new salary as the base input and running the calculator again for each successive year.
- Divide your dollar increase by your current salary to reverse-check the percentage and catch rounding errors in offer letters.