Business Days Calculator Online

Quickly calculate business day differences or project business dates forward/backward – skip weekends and custom non-working days

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Project a future business date
Subtract Business Days
Find a past business date
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About Our Business Days Calculator

Tired of manually counting business days and skipping weekends or company holidays? Our free business days calculator takes the hassle out of date math – no more cross-referencing calendars or second-guessing your numbers!

Perfect for when you need to:

  • Figure out when a project deadline falls (accounting for weekends)
  • Calculate payment due dates that align with business days
  • Find out how many working days are left in a project timeline
  • Determine past business dates (like when a 10-business-day notice period started)
  • Plan client deliverables that only count working weekdays

Why you'll love it:

  • Totally customizable: Exclude weekends (pre-checked for convenience) and any custom non-working dates (holidays, company shutdowns)
  • Fast & accurate: Gets the right answer in seconds – no more manual counting errors
  • Easy to use: Type dates manually or use the calendar picker – whichever works for you
  • Works anywhere: Bookmark it for quick access at work or on the go
Pro tip: Most businesses use this tool to calculate shipping times, contract deadlines, and payroll processing dates – it’s the ultimate time-saver for office admins and project managers!

Real-Life Uses

Small Business Owners

"If I ship an order today, when will it arrive if it takes 5 business days to deliver?"

HR Professionals

"An employee gave 2 weeks' notice – what's their last working day (excluding weekends and company holidays)?"

Project Managers

"How many working days do my team have to complete this phase of the project?"

Finance Teams

"Our invoice terms are net 30 business days – when is payment actually due?"

Fun fact: The most common calculation is adding 5 or 10 business days – probably for short-term deadlines and quick turnaround tasks! Many users also add holiday dates (like Christmas, New Year's) to the non-working list.