Pay & Payroll calculators

Which calculator do you need?

• If you're trying to find out what your paycheck nets after taxes, use the Take-Home Pay Calculator.
• If you're trying to turn a salary offer into an hourly rate, use the Salary to Hourly Calculator.
• If you're trying to price time-and-a-half or double-time hours, use the Overtime Pay Calculator.
• If you're trying to see gross pay per biweekly or monthly paycheck, use the Gross Pay per Pay Period Calculator.
• If you're trying to work out sales commission and total pay, use the Commission Calculator.

Tools by task

Most used: Take-Home Pay Calculator · Salary to Hourly Calculator · Overtime Pay Calculator

Every pay & payroll calculator

Each tool below shows the formula it uses, a worked example, and what the result means in practice.

• Take-Home Pay CalculatorEstimated net pay per week, fortnight, month and year — with raise and contribution scenarios and a reverse solve for the salary a target take-home needs.
• Salary to Hourly CalculatorTurn an annual salary into an hourly rate, adjusted for the hours you actually work and your paid leave.
• Hourly to Salary CalculatorAnnual, monthly, biweekly, and weekly pay from an hourly rate, including regular overtime.
• Paycheck Withholding CalculatorSee exactly what gets withheld from one paycheck — federal, state, FICA, and extra withholding — and what lands in your account.
• Raise Percentage CalculatorWork out your raise percentage, new pay, and how much extra you'll actually see per paycheck.
• Overtime Pay CalculatorSplit a pay period into regular, overtime, and double-time pay, then see total gross pay and the blended effective hourly rate.
• Time Card CalculatorTurn clock-in and clock-out times into paid hours, an overtime split, and gross pay for the week.
• Shift Differential CalculatorAdd a night, weekend, or hazard shift differential to hourly pay and get the correctly blended overtime rate.
• Mileage Reimbursement CalculatorReimbursement owed from business miles and a cents-per-mile rate, plus tolls and parking.
• Gross Pay per Pay Period CalculatorHourly rate to gross pay per weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly and monthly paycheck.
• Commission CalculatorCommission earned and total pay from sales, rate, base pay and quota.

Common questions about pay & payroll calculations

Which pay calculator answers 'what will I actually get paid?'

Take-Home Pay for the annual picture and Paycheck Withholding for a single paycheck. Salary to Hourly and Hourly to Salary convert gross pay between bases, and Time Card totals the hours a paycheck is built from.

Are the tax figures exact?

No. Social Security and Medicare are applied at their statutory rates, but income tax withholding depends on your filing status, credits, and state rules, so it is driven by the rate you enter. Treat the result as a close estimate and confirm against a real pay stub.

How do I work out overtime pay for a week?

Price the straight-time hours at your rate, then the overtime hours at the multiplier — usually 1.5. The Overtime Pay Calculator does both, prices double-time hours separately, and shows the blended rate across every hour worked.

How is overtime meant to be calculated on a shift premium?

Overtime is based on the blended regular rate — total straight-time pay divided by total straight-time hours — not on the base wage alone. The Shift Differential Calculator does this for you and shows the blended rate.

Why does my hourly rate differ from salary divided by 2,080?

Because 2,080 assumes exactly 40 hours for 52 weeks. If you work longer weeks or take unpaid time, your real hourly rate changes, which is why the conversion tools ask for your actual hours.