Hourly Pay Calculator

Enter shifts and an hourly rate to estimate gross pay before taxes or deductions.

Multiply regular hours by the hourly rate. If optional overtime is enabled, multiply overtime hours by the hourly rate and the chosen multiplier, then add both amounts. The result is a configurable gross estimate before taxes or deductions.

Weekly and biweekly timesheet

Examples:
Optional period information
Timesheet entries and daily totals
Day Shifts Daily total
Monday
Monday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Tuesday
Tuesday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Wednesday
Wednesday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Thursday
Thursday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Friday
Friday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Saturday
Saturday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Sunday
Sunday shift 1
Breaks
0h 00m
Period total0h 00m

Pay and overtime values are configurable mathematical estimates, not legal or payroll advice.

How do you calculate pay from hours worked?

Multiply regular hours by the hourly rate. If optional overtime is enabled, multiply overtime hours by the hourly rate and the chosen multiplier, then add both amounts. The result is a configurable gross estimate before taxes or deductions.

This is currency-neutral arithmetic. It does not include taxes, deductions, or jurisdiction-specific rules.

Estimated gross = regular hours × rate + overtime hours × rate × configured multiplier.

Worked example

Forty hours at an hourly rate of 20 produces an estimated gross amount of 800 before taxes and deductions.

Important cases
  • No pay value appears when the rate is blank.
  • Overtime is calculated only when explicitly enabled and configured.
Common questions

Does this calculate take-home pay?

No. It estimates gross pay only and does not calculate taxes or deductions.

How do you calculate pay from hours worked?

Multiply regular hours by the hourly rate. If optional overtime is enabled, multiply overtime hours by the hourly rate and the chosen multiplier, then add both amounts. The result is a configurable gross estimate before taxes or deductions.

Calculated using whole-minute arithmetic. Review the calculation methodology and rounding rules.

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