Hourly pay calculator · 2026/27

What's your hourly rate after tax?

Put in your hourly rate and hours to see your take-home pay per hour, week and month. Works for part-time, shifts and minimum wage jobs.

Hourly rate

Hours a week

The National Living Wage is £12.71 an hour from April 2026 for workers aged 21 and over.

Overtime hours a week (optional)

Where do you live?

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Pension you pay in

Your pay

Gross pay–

Income Tax–

National Insurance–

Take home an hour–

A week–

A month–

A year–

Part-time hours at the National Living Wage

Take-home pay at £12.71 an hour in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, with no student loan or pension. Working fewer hours means more of your pay falls in the tax-free allowance.

Hours a week	Gross a year	Take home a month	Take home an hour
16 hours	£10,575	£881	£12.71
20 hours	£13,218	£1,086	£12.54
24 hours	£15,862	£1,245	£11.97
30 hours	£19,828	£1,483	£11.41
37.5 hours	£24,785	£1,780	£10.96