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GulfPayCalc
Free UAE and Saudi pay calculators that cite the law
Work out end of service gratuity, final settlement, leave salary, overtime and more under UAE and Saudi labour law. Each calculator shows its formula and the article of the law it comes from, checked against the official text. Free, no sign-up, and the maths runs in your browser, so the figures you enter are not sent anywhere. 18 UAE calculators, 5 Saudi ones, two UAE vs Saudi comparison tools and plain-English guides.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Muhammad, the maker of GulfPayCalc.
If you work in the UAE or Saudi Arabia, end of service and leave pay are easy to get wrong. A lot of what's online mixes up the details, like using total salary where the law says basic.
So every calculator here is built from the official law text and shows the formula and the law it comes from. Where the law doesn't say something (like dividing a monthly salary by 30 for a day's pay), the page says it's a convention.
What's there now:
18 UAE calculators: gratuity, final settlement, leave salary, overtime, payroll, VAT, rent increase and more
5 Saudi calculators, including end of service and final settlement
Two UAE vs Saudi comparison tools (end of service and job offers)
Plain guides for each topic
It's free, there's no sign-up, and the maths runs in your browser.
I'd like feedback on two things: is any result unclear, and which calculator is missing for your job or country?
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About GulfPayCalc on Product Hunt
“Free UAE and Saudi pay calculators that cite the law”
GulfPayCalc was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #268 on the daily leaderboard. Work out end of service gratuity, final settlement, leave salary, overtime and more under UAE and Saudi labour law. Each calculator shows its formula and the article of the law it comes from, checked against the official text. Free, no sign-up, and the maths runs in your browser, so the figures you enter are not sent anywhere. 18 UAE calculators, 5 Saudi ones, two UAE vs Saudi comparison tools and plain-English guides.
GulfPayCalc was featured in Legal (6.3k followers), Human Resources (2.1k followers) and Personal Finance (3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 12.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Muhammad Bashir
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Muhammad, the maker of GulfPayCalc.
If you work in the UAE or Saudi Arabia, end of service and leave pay are easy to get wrong. A lot of what's online mixes up the details, like using total salary where the law says basic.
So every calculator here is built from the official law text and shows the formula and the law it comes from. Where the law doesn't say something (like dividing a monthly salary by 30 for a day's pay), the page says it's a convention.
What's there now:
18 UAE calculators: gratuity, final settlement, leave salary, overtime, payroll, VAT, rent increase and more
5 Saudi calculators, including end of service and final settlement
Two UAE vs Saudi comparison tools (end of service and job offers)
Plain guides for each topic
It's free, there's no sign-up, and the maths runs in your browser.
I'd like feedback on two things: is any result unclear, and which calculator is missing for your job or country?