Count business days until a due date
Skip weekends automatically so follow-up dates are realistic.
Time & Scheduling
Count workdays, add or subtract dates, and map timelines without doing calendar math in spreadsheets.
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What you can solve
Business-day, date-difference, and planning calculators for tracking deadlines, countdowns, and follow-ups.
Skip weekends automatically so follow-up dates are realistic.
Plan nurture sequences, shipping windows, or itineraries in a few clicks.
Share start and end dates with stakeholders without manual calendar math.
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Add or subtract days from any date and get the resulting calendar date instantly.
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Add business days to a start date while skipping weekends automatically.
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Convert a meeting time between two UTC offsets without memorizing the difference between PST, EST, GMT, or IST.
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Work backward from any due date by subtracting a set number of days to see when prep work must begin.
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Calculate total hours worked between two times, factoring in unpaid breaks and overnight shifts.
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Find the ISO week number (W01–W53) and ISO year for any date in seconds.
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Enter any date to instantly see whether it lands on Monday, Saturday, or another day of the week.
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Translate between human-readable dates and Unix timestamps (seconds since 1 Jan 1970 UTC).
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Convert hours and minutes to decimal hours and total minutes.
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Count pay periods between two dates for weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, or monthly schedules.
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Add days to a start date and optionally skip weekends to find a due date.
Open calculator →Why people trust us
Business-day, date-difference, and planning calculators for tracking deadlines, countdowns, and follow-ups.
Use simple date pickers and number fields instead of spreadsheet formulas.
Business-day tools skip Saturdays and Sundays by default, with an option to include them when needed.
Each calculator shows its assumptions (Gregorian calendar, no holidays) so everyone uses the same rules.
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