Pay Rise Calculator
Estimate your new pay after a percentage increase or fixed raise.
How pay rise calculation works
For a percentage increase, multiply current pay by the increase percentage. For a fixed increase, add the amount directly to current pay.
This does not estimate take-home pay after tax or deductions.
Worked example
A 4% rise on GBP 30,000 is GBP 1,200, giving a new gross annual pay estimate of GBP 31,200. A fixed GBP 1,500 rise on the same salary would give GBP 31,500 instead.
The percentage is useful for comparing offers, but the cash amount is often easier to plan with. Both figures are shown so you can see the rise from both angles.
Compare a raise with your current pay
The increase amount and percentage can help you understand the difference between a small headline percentage and the actual cash change in your pay.
Pay rise FAQ
How do I calculate a percentage pay rise?
Multiply current pay by the percentage increase, then add that increase amount to the current pay.
Can I calculate a fixed raise?
Yes. Choose fixed amount and enter the raise amount to add it directly to your current pay.
Does the result show take-home pay?
No. It estimates gross pay before tax, pension, insurance, benefits, or other deductions.