Date Calculator

Find days between dates or add/subtract time from any date

How the Date Calculator Works

The Days Between Dates tab counts the exact number of days, weeks, weekdays, and weekends between any two dates. It is useful for calculating deadlines, project timelines, or how long until a future event.

The Date Math tab lets you add or subtract days, weeks, months, or years from any starting date to find a resulting date. Useful for calculating expiration dates, 30/60/90-day deadlines, or planning ahead.

Worked example: from March 1 to March 15 is 14 days — not 15. The calculator counts the days you must advance to get from the start date to the end date, so the start date itself isn't counted as a full day. If you need an inclusive count (both endpoints counted, as in "a 15-day trial starting March 1"), add 1 to the result.

Common Deadline Calculations

Many legal, financial, and business deadlines are defined as a fixed number of days from a trigger date. Use the Date Math tab with the "Days" unit and today's date as the starting point to find these dates instantly:

Deadline typeTypical lengthExample use
Standard business deadline30 daysNet-30 invoice payment terms
Extended payment term60 daysNet-60 vendor contracts
Return / cancellation window90 daysExtended product return policies
Non-compete / notice period180 daysEmployment agreement clauses
Pregnancy due date280 days (40 weeks)Estimated from the first day of the last period
One year365 days (366 in a leap year)Anniversary or contract renewal dates

Frequently Asked Questions

Enter both dates in the Days Between Dates tab and the result appears instantly — in days, weeks, months, and years.
No — it counts from the day after the start date to the end date. To include both dates, add 1 to the result.
Yes — use the Date Math tab. Enter your starting date, choose Add, type the number of days/weeks/months/years, and see the resulting date.
Set the start date to today and the end date to your target date. The calculator shows exactly how many days remain.
Use the Date Math tab: set the starting date to your trigger date (e.g. invoice date or contract signing), choose "Add", enter 30, 60, or 90, and select "Days" as the unit. The result is your exact deadline date.

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