Workdays / Business Days Calculator

Enter your start date and end date. The calculator counts only weekdays (Monday through Friday), excluding Saturdays and Sundays. So between 1 March and 15 March, you'd typically get 11 business days depending on which days of the week those dates fall on. Add public holidays manually if your project requires excluding them — there's usually a holiday calendar option, or you can subtract them yourself. Useful for project timelines, payroll periods, and contract delivery deadlines.

Enter the start and end dates. The calculator automatically skips Saturdays and Sundays, returning only the weekday count. If your week includes Saturdays as workdays (common in some industries), there's usually a custom-week option to include selected days. The output shows the total business day count along with the calendar day count, so you can compare both. Useful for HR calculations, project estimation, and "how many working days do I actually have?" planning.

Enter today's date as the start and the target date as the end. The calculator returns the working day count between now and then, excluding weekends and any holidays you've enabled. So if today is Monday 4 May and the target is Friday 22 May, the result is around 14 working days (depending on local holidays). Useful for tracking deadlines, exam countdowns, project finish dates, and travel preparation timing.

Enter your start date, type the number of business days to add, click Calculate. The calculator skips weekends as it counts forward and returns the resulting business date. So adding 10 business days to Monday 5 May gives you Friday 16 May, not Thursday 15 May (because the two weekend days got skipped). Useful for "delivery in 7 business days" estimates, contract timelines, and back-calculating when a workflow should start to finish on time.

Enter the two dates and the calculator returns the count of Monday-through-Friday days between them. Weekdays and business days mean the same thing if you don't care about holidays — they only differ when you also exclude public holidays. The calculator shows weekdays by default. Switch on the holiday option to deduct national or regional holidays from the count. Useful for school schedules, payroll, and basic project timelines where holidays don't matter.

Enter your two dates. By default the calculator excludes Saturdays and Sundays only, giving you weekday count without holiday adjustments. If you want to include holidays in the deduction, switch on the holiday option (where available) and pick your country or region — the calculator then subtracts standard public holidays falling within the range. For custom holidays not in the default list, deduct them manually from the result. Useful for accurate project and payroll planning.

Depends on the month. February typically has 19 to 21 business days, while a 31-day month with five Mondays through Fridays can have up to 23. Enter the first and last days of the month and the calculator returns the exact count for that specific month. Adjust for public holidays if your calculation needs them excluded. Useful for monthly payroll, billing cycles, project progress reporting, and "how much time do we actually have this month?" planning.