What Date Was 30 Days Ago?

Thirty days ago is the start of the "last 30 days" range used in bank statements, analytics and return policies. If you bought something on or after the date above, a 30-day return policy usually still covers it.

30 days is 4 weeks and 2 days.

That's 720 hours, or 43,200 minutes.

It's about 1.0 months, using an average month of 30.44 days.

Counting back 30 calendar days includes weekends. If you only need working days, use the business-day date shown above, which skips Saturdays and Sundays but not public holidays.

On a paper calendar, move up 4 rows from today. That covers 28 days and keeps you on today's weekday. Then count 2 more squares to the left to finish the remaining 2 days.

A quick check: 30 days ago always falls 5 weekdays after today's in the weekly cycle. The full weeks cancel out, and stepping back 2 days lands on the same weekday as stepping forward 5.

Need the answer for a date other than today? This table applies the same 30 days to a fixed start date in every month of 2026. For any other start date, use the add or subtract days tool.