Business Days Calculator

Calculate working days between dates and add business days to any date

Business Days Calculator
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are business days and how are they calculated?

Business days are weekdays (Monday through Friday) excluding weekends and holidays. Our calculator automatically excludes Saturdays and Sundays. You can toggle the "Include weekends" option if your business operates 7 days a week.

How do I calculate delivery dates for business orders?

Use the "Add Business Days" calculator. Enter your order date as the starting date, input the number of business days for processing/shipping, and get the expected delivery date. This excludes weekends from the calculation automatically.

Does the calculator account for holidays?

Currently, the calculator excludes weekends but doesn't account for public holidays, as these vary by country and region. For precise business day calculations including holidays, manually subtract holiday days from your result.

What's the difference between business days and working days?

Business days and working days are often used interchangeably, both typically referring to Monday-Friday. However, "working days" might vary by industry or company policy. Some businesses operate on different schedules (e.g., Tuesday-Saturday).

How do I calculate project deadlines using business days?

Start with your project start date, add the estimated business days needed for completion using our "Add Business Days" tool. This gives you a realistic deadline that accounts for weekends. Add buffer time for holidays and unexpected delays.

What is a Business Days Calculator?

GoConvi's Business Days Calculator is a fast, accurate calculator for business days that helps you find how many working days fall between two dates or add a specific number of business days to a starting date. It's a versatile workday calculator and business working days calculator used by teams to plan schedules, delivery timelines, SLAs, and compliance deadlines. You may also see this referred to as a businessday calculator, a calendar calculator working days, or a date calculator working days tool—different names for the same goal: to quickly calculate business days and calculate working days with weekend and holiday rules.

How to calculate business days

  1. Choose a start date and an end date (or enter a start date and number of days to add).
  2. Decide whether to exclude weekends (Saturday and Sunday by default).
  3. Optionally exclude public holidays specific to your region or organization.
  4. Click Calculate to instantly see working days, total days, and the resulting date.

This page lets you calculate working days between dates or add a duration to a single date. If you need a minute-by-minute shift calculation, you might look for a work day time calculator (focuses on hours per day), but for counting Monday–Friday schedule days, this workday calculator is the right choice.

What's included as a business day?

  • Business days typically include Monday through Friday.
  • Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) are excluded when selected.
  • Observed public holidays can be excluded, depending on your settings.
  • Use the calendar calculator working days approach to align with your region's holiday calendar when available.

Common ways people use a date calculator for working days

  • Estimate delivery timelines and lead times across business days.
  • Plan hiring, onboarding, and probation periods by working days.
  • Track SLAs, response windows, and compliance deadlines.
  • Schedule sprints, milestones, and project phases excluding weekends and holidays.

Whether you need a quick date calculator working days or a more detailed business working days calculator, this tool gives you clear answers in seconds so you can plan with confidence.

Examples

  • Add 10 business days to a start date to find the expected completion date.
  • Count the number of working days between two dates for payroll or billing.
  • Exclude public holidays when calculating project timelines.
  • Compare calendar days vs. working days to spot schedule risks.