Salary Increase Calculator

Turn a percentage or flat raise into a new salary and see what it does to monthly take-home pay.

Calculate a salary increase

New salary: —
Increase: —
Extra per month: —
Extra per month after tax: —
The raise can be a percentage or a flat amount; the tax rate only applies to the extra pay.

How to use the Salary Increase Calculator

  1. Enter your current salary and choose the pay period.
  2. Select a percentage or flat raise and type the value.
  3. Set the tax rate to see the effect on your monthly take-home pay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online salary increase calculator.

Enter your current salary, choose whether the raise is a percentage or a flat amount, and type the value. The new salary appears instantly.
Use the flat amount mode and the table shows the percentage that increase represents against your current salary.
Many employers give between two and five percent a year, though a promotion or a job change can bring ten percent or more.
The tax rate is applied only to the extra pay, so it estimates how much of the raise you actually keep each month.
Yes. Choose per hour and the tool converts it to a yearly figure using a standard full time year.
No. It works on base salary only, so add any bonus separately if you want to include it.
Yes, the calculator is completely free and there is no account or sign-up.
No. Everything is calculated inside your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.
Yes. The calculator is responsive and works on phones, tablets and desktop computers.

Last updated: October 10, 2026