Hourly Pay Calculator

Estimate gross earnings from an hourly rate and hours worked. Add overtime when needed and see regular pay, overtime pay, and the combined total.

Use the multiplier that applies to you.

This is a gross-pay estimate before taxes, deductions, benefits, or other adjustments.

How to calculate hourly pay

Regular gross pay equals hourly rate multiplied by regular hours. Optional overtime pay equals hourly rate multiplied by overtime hours and the entered multiplier. The calculator adds those amounts without estimating taxes or deductions.

Hourly pay example

At $20 per hour, 40 regular hours produces an estimated $800 in gross pay. Adding 5 overtime hours at 1.5 times the regular rate adds $150, for an estimated total of $950.

Hourly pay versus overtime pay

This page starts with general earnings for hours worked. For an overtime-focused breakdown, use the overtime calculator. To total clock-in and clock-out entries first, use the time card calculator.

Frequently asked questions

Does this calculate take-home pay?

No. Results are gross estimates before taxes, deductions, benefits, tips, bonuses, or other adjustments.

Which overtime multiplier should I use?

Use the rate established by your employer or the rules that apply to your work. The calculator does not determine eligibility.