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RepeatLift gives you simple, practical calculators for salary, pay and small-business questions — with instant results and plain-English explanations.
Choose the question closest to yours. Each tool explains the result, the formula and the assumptions behind it.
See your new annual, monthly, weekly and hourly pay after a percentage or fixed salary increase.
Calculate your new pay → SalaryConvert hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and annual pay using your working schedule.
Convert your pay → EarningsEstimate overtime earnings using your regular rate, multiplier and extra hours worked.
Calculate overtime → BusinessCalculate profit, margin, markup and the selling price needed to reach a target margin.
Check your margins → Business growthEstimate the additional revenue a small increase in repeat purchases could generate.
Estimate repeat revenue →The goal is not to replace professional advice. It is to help you understand the numbers well enough to ask better questions and make a more informed next move.
Each calculator focuses on a specific decision instead of overwhelming you with unnecessary fields.
Examples, formulas and explanations help you see what changes when an assumption changes.
The numbers entered into the calculators are processed on the page rather than submitted to RepeatLift.
The RepeatLift blog adds practical guidance around the decisions our calculators help you explore.
Learn how to research your case, choose the right timing, prepare evidence, make the request professionally and follow up after the conversation.
Read the complete guideYes. Every calculator currently available on RepeatLift is free to use and does not require an account.
The calculations run in your browser. The figures entered into the calculators are not submitted to RepeatLift.
Use the Pay Raise Calculator for a proposed increase, Hourly to Salary for pay-period conversions, Overtime Pay for extra hours, Profit Margin for product pricing and Repeat Customer Revenue for retention scenarios.
No. Results are illustrative estimates and do not constitute financial, accounting, tax, employment or legal advice. Check important decisions with a qualified professional.