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Billable hours

Convert a weekly schedule into annual billable hours after leave.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Billable hours per year

1,248 hours

Annual worked hours1,920 hours
Utilization rate65.0%
Non-billable hours672 hours
Billable days (8-hour)156 days

Estimate only. It assumes a steady weekly pattern and counts only the weeks entered; public holidays and sick leave may reduce actual billable time further.

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How to project annual billable hours

Start from a normal week and subtract time off.

1

Enter the working week

Use contracted or realistic weekly hours.

2

Set billable hours

Count only hours that can be invoiced to clients.

3

Adjust for leave

Subtract holiday and leave weeks to reach a realistic annual figure.

What does this tool do?

Annual billable hours depend on the working week, billable share and time off. This calculator annualizes a weekly pattern and shows the utilization rate and non-billable time that sit behind the figure.

The Formula

Annual billable hours = Weekly billable hours × (Weeks per year − Weeks off)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are annual billable hours lower than weekly hours times 52?

Time off, public holidays, admin work and sales activity are not billable. The calculator uses working weeks minus leave and the billable share of each week.

What is a healthy billable utilization?

Many services firms plan around 60% to 75% for delivery staff. Roles with sales, management or training duties typically carry lower billable targets.