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Salary Countdown On-device

Days to payday, weekends and holidays included.

Settings are saved on this device only — never uploaded, no account.

Next payday
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Effective payday Monday 27 July 2026 Lands on a working day — no shift.

Payday rule

How your payday is set
Day of month
27
Default 27 — the Saudi public-sector convention. If a month is shorter, its last day is used.
If payday falls on a weekend or holiday
Default: steps back to the last working day before the weekend or holiday — what most employers do.
Uses the announced dates in the bundled list. Official dates and durations change from year to year. The Saudi weekend is Friday and Saturday. Holiday list version 2026-07, checked 2026-07-25. Source: Fixed national holidays are statutory dates. Eid windows here are CALCULATED from the Umm al-Qura calendar and are estimates until the official announcement — replace them with announced dates each year.

Next six paydays

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MonthPaydayReasonTag
Jul 2026Monday 27 July 2026Exact
Aug 2026Thursday 27 August 2026Exact
Sept 2026Sunday 27 September 2026Exact
Oct 2026Tuesday 27 October 2026Exact
Nov 2026Thursday 26 November 2026Unshifted: 27 November 2026Weekend
Dec 2026Sunday 27 December 2026Exact

Raw date → if it lands on Friday or Saturday, step in the chosen direction; re-test; if the result is a public holiday, step again by the same rule, until a working day is found. Both dates are shown so the shift can be checked.

Estimates based on common practice — your employer's actual payday may differ. Not a guarantee.

Work out when your salary is likely to land. Set a fixed day of the month, the last working day, or the Nth working day; the Saudi Friday–Saturday weekend and public holidays shift it earlier or later, and the next six paydays are listed so you can check the result yourself. Runs entirely on your device.

About this tool

What you provide

  • Your payday rule: a fixed day of the month, the last working day, or the Nth working day
  • Which way to shift when payday lands on a weekend or holiday — pay earlier or pay later
  • Whether to account for Saudi public holidays

What you get

  • The next payday and the days, hours and minutes left
  • The unshifted date next to the effective one, with the reason for any shift
  • The next six paydays in a table, each tagged exact, weekend, holiday or approximate

Limits

  • Estimates based on common practice — your employer's actual payday may differ. Not a guarantee.
  • Holiday dates come from a bundled list carrying the date it was checked; Eid windows that have not been announced yet are derived from the Hijri calendar and labelled approximate.
  • Settings are saved on this device only — never uploaded, no account.

How to use it

  1. Choose your payday rule

    Pick "Day of month" (27 by default), "Last working day" or "Nth working day", and for the two numbered rules set the figure with the − and + buttons.

  2. Choose the shift direction

    Select "Pay earlier" or "Pay later" for when payday lands on a Friday or Saturday, and tick or clear "Account for Saudi public holidays".

  3. Read the next payday

    The countdown shows the days, hours and minutes left with the effective date next to the unshifted one and the reason for any shift, and the copy button gives one line to send.

  4. Check the next six paydays

    The table below lists each one tagged Exact, Weekend, Holiday or Approximate, so you can check the shift yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Is the payday date a guarantee?

No. It is an estimate from the rule you choose. Employers differ, and banks can post a transfer a little early or late.

How are weekends and holidays handled?

The Saudi weekend is Friday and Saturday. If pay day lands on one, or inside a public holiday, the date shifts to the nearest working day in the direction you pick, and the original date stays visible next to the adjusted one.

Where do the holiday dates come from?

From a bundled list of announced Saudi holidays with the date it was checked. Eid dates are announced each year, so anything outside that list is derived from the Hijri calendar and labelled approximate.