Calendar days
The difference calculator excludes the start date and includes the end date, matching the most common way elapsed time is counted.
Free date & workday calculator
Find the distance between dates, count business days, or land on a future deadline—in seconds, without a spreadsheet.
Start calculatingDATE DIFFERENCE
TOTAL TIME BETWEEN
Counts the time after the start date through the end date. Business days exclude Saturdays and Sundays.
The simple version
DayCountLab handles the awkward parts—different month lengths, leap years, and weekends—so you can plan with a result you understand.
The difference calculator excludes the start date and includes the end date, matching the most common way elapsed time is counted.
Workdays mean Monday through Friday. Weekends are skipped; location-specific public holidays are not.
Every calculation happens in your browser. Dates are not submitted, stored, or tied to an account.
Calculations use real calendar dates, so February 29 and varying month lengths are handled automatically.
PROJECT PLANNING
Calculate net-30 due dates or check exactly how long an agreement has run.
Count the days until departure, a wedding, a launch, or any important date.
Find a filing deadline while excluding weekends from the working-day count.
Questions, answered
DayCountLab excludes the start date and includes the end date. For example, Monday to Tuesday is one day. This is the standard elapsed-time convention.
No. Holiday calendars vary across countries, regions, and companies. DayCountLab removes Saturdays and Sundays only, then clearly labels that rule beside the result.
Yes. Enter a negative number in the workday counter, or choose “Subtract time” in the date math calculator.
Yes. All four calculators are free to use, with no account, download, or usage limit.