Business Calendar
View trade working days and public holidays for 60+ countries across all continents. Count business days between any two dates to plan shipments, SLAs, and project timelines with confidence.
Count Working Days Between Dates
Use the Business Calendar in 3 Steps
Stay on top of trading days, holidays, and delivery commitments across your target markets.
Pick Your Market
Select the country where your supplier, warehouse, or customer is based. Each market has its own public holidays and working-week conventions that directly affect lead times and SLAs.
Navigate the Month
Use the previous / next buttons to browse any month. Working days are highlighted in green, weekends in gray, and public holidays in red so you can spot gaps in your schedule at a glance.
Count Working Days
Enter a start and end date to calculate how many business days fall within that range. Essential for planning shipments, setting production deadlines, or forecasting delivery windows.
Why Every Cross-Border Seller Needs a Business Calendar
Avoid costly delays by understanding the working-day landscape of your key markets.
Accurate Lead-Time Planning
Public holidays and weekends are the #1 cause of missed SLAs. Count only real working days when promising delivery to your customers or setting production deadlines with suppliers.
Multi-Market Visibility
Switch instantly between US, UK, Germany, China, Japan, Singapore, India, and Australia. No more manual lookups or spreadsheets — understand your global calendar at a glance.
Warehouse & 3PL Coordination
Know exactly when your warehouse or fulfillment center operates. Avoid scheduling pickups or deliveries on days they're closed and keep your supply chain running smoothly.
Customer Trust & SLAs
Accurate delivery promises build customer loyalty. Use the working-day counter to set realistic expectations instead of guessing based on calendar days.
Project Timeline Management
From product launches to inventory planning, knowing the exact number of working days in a period lets you set milestones and deadlines that your team can actually hit.
No External API Required
Runs entirely in your browser with hardcoded holiday data. No sign-up, no data sharing, and instant results — even when you're working offline.
Smart Ways to Use the Business Calendar
Combine market holidays with practical planning to keep your supply chain predictable.
Add Transit Time After Working Days
After counting business days for processing, add carrier transit time. Sea freight typically takes 25-35 days from China to the US, while air freight takes 3-7 business days.
Account for Holiday Adjacent Days
The day before or after a long holiday can have reduced staffing. Add a 1-2 day buffer around major holidays like Chinese New Year or Christmas to avoid last-minute surprises.
Align with Your Supplier's Market
If your supplier is in China and your customer is in Germany, you'll need to account for holidays in both markets — the supplier's holiday affects production, the customer's market holiday affects delivery.
Set Realistic SLA Windows
Instead of promising "3-5 days," use the calendar to count working days and say "5-7 business days." It sounds more professional and reduces disputes when holidays fall in the window.
Plan Promotions Around Working Days
If you're running a flash sale, make sure your warehouse will be open to fulfill orders. A promotion that ends on a Friday night might not ship until Monday — adding 2 days to perceived delivery time.
Use the Range Counter for Quotations
When a customer asks "how fast can you ship?", enter today's date plus their target delivery date. The working days result gives you a realistic processing window to quote confidently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about business days, public holidays, and how to use this calendar tool.