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Minimum Wage Calculator

Calculate earnings at a state's minimum wage.

Annual pay at California's minimum wage

$33,280.00

Monthly
$2,773.33
Weekly
$640.00
Minimum wage used
$16.00

How it works

The federal minimum wage has been $7.25/hour since 2009, but most states set their own higher minimum, and some cities set an even higher local minimum on top of that. Pick a state to see its current minimum wage and what it adds up to over a week, month, and year at full-time hours.

A handful of states in this list — Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina — have not set a state minimum above the federal $7.25 rate.

Formula

Weekly pay = State minimum wage × Hours per week
Annual pay = Weekly pay × Weeks per year

Example

At California's $16.00/hour minimum wage, working 40 hours/week for 52 weeks: weekly pay = $640, and annual pay = $33,280.

Minimum wage by state

Data reflects 2024

StateMinimum wageNotes
California$16.00Some cities and fast-food workers have a higher local minimum.
Texas$7.25Texas has no state minimum above the federal $7.25/hour rate.
Florida$13.00Rising $1/year under a voter-approved schedule until it reaches $15 in September 2026.
New York$15.00$16.00/hour in NYC, Long Island, and Westchester; $15.00 in the rest of the state.
New Jersey$15.13Indexed to inflation and adjusted most Januarys.
Illinois$14.00Scheduled to reach $15.00 in 2025.
Pennsylvania$7.25Pennsylvania has not raised its minimum above the federal rate.
Ohio$10.45Indexed to inflation and adjusted most Januarys.
Georgia$7.25Georgia's own statutory minimum is lower, but federal law sets an effective $7.25 floor for most employers.
North Carolina$7.25North Carolina has not raised its minimum above the federal rate.

Frequently asked questions

Can my city's minimum wage be higher than my state's?

Yes. Many cities and counties — especially in California and New York — set a local minimum wage above the state figure. Check your city or county government's website for the exact local rate.

Does this apply to tipped workers?

No. Tipped employees are often paid a lower direct cash wage as long as tips bring their total pay up to at least the standard minimum wage — the rules and minimum cash wage for tipped workers vary by state.

Why do some states show the federal $7.25 rate?

A state's own minimum wage law can't go below the federal minimum, but it doesn't have to exceed it either. States that haven't passed a higher state minimum default to the federal $7.25/hour floor.