Hourly Pay Calculator
Estimate gross pay from an hourly rate and hours you already know — regular hours plus optional overtime hours — without building a schedule or applying OT thresholds.
Ready when you Calculate
Enter rate and hours, then press Calculate to see estimated gross pay.
How it works
An hourly pay calculator is rate-first arithmetic: multiply your wage by regular hours you already know, then optionally price extra premium hours at 1.5× (Simple) or a multiplier you type (Custom). It never invents premium hours from daily or weekly cutoffs and never asks for a schedule. Enter wage, currency, and regular hours as a decimal; add premium hours if you have them; Calculate for a pre-tax estimate.
Results are pre-tax planning figures — not a net paycheck. If you still need to discover how many premium hours exist inside a single worked total, use the Overtime tool’s cutoff logic instead of typing those hours here.
Quick steps
- Enter wage and currency.
- Enter already-known regular hours as a decimal.
- Optionally type already-known premium hours.
- Keep Simple for a 1.5× premium, or Custom for your multiplier.
- Press Calculate for a pre-tax total (not net paycheck math).
When to use this tool
Choose Hourly Pay when a timesheet, manager, or prior step already separated straight-time versus premium quantities. If those quantities are still unknown inside one lump sum, use cutoff allocation first. If the missing piece is assembling clock pairs into a week, start on the schedule tool.
Think of this screen as paycheck-stub arithmetic: wage, straight-time quantity, optional premium quantity, and a multiplier ladder (1.5× or custom). Nothing here invents the premium quantity from policy cutoffs.
Worked example
Example: $20 wage × 37.5 regular hours → about $750 pre-tax. Add 5 already-known premium hours at 1.5× → $150 premium pay and about $900 combined. No cutoff discovery happens here — not tax or payroll advice.
Methodology & assumptions
Pre-tax pay = (wage × regular hours) + (wage × premium hours × multiplier). Premium hours are typed inputs — this tool does not derive them from daily or weekly cutoffs. No tax, deductions, or net paycheck. See calculation methodology.
FAQ
- How does the Hourly Pay Calculator estimate gross pay?
- It multiplies your hourly rate by regular hours you enter, then optionally adds overtime hours at 1.5× (Simple) or a custom multiplier you set. You supply OT hours directly — it does not split totals from thresholds.
- How is this different from the Overtime Calculator?
- Overtime is threshold-first: you enter a total worked time and daily/weekly thresholds to allocate regular vs OT buckets. Hourly Pay is rate × hours: you already know regular and optional OT hours.
- Does a share link include my rate or hours?
- No. Hourly Pay share links keep mode, currency, and OT multiplier settings only — not your rate, regular/OT hour inputs, or gross estimate.
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