Hourly Wage Calculator
Estimate daily pay from hourly wage, work hours, breaks, overtime, late-night premiums, and commute pay, then extend the result into monthly and annual income estimates. It is useful for part-time work planning, shift comparison, and rough paycheck checks in the browser.
Calculation options
What you can do with Hourly Wage Calculator
- Calculate daily pay from hourly wage, clock-in/out time, break time, commute pay, late-night premium, and overtime premium.
- Estimate monthly and annual income from daily hours and weekly or monthly workdays.
- Add multiple shifts and total work hours, break time, premiums, commute pay, and final pay.
How to use
- Enter hourly wage, clock-in time, clock-out time, and break minutes.
- Adjust commute pay, late-night premium, overtime premium, and rounding if needed.
- Switch to the monthly or shifts tab for broader estimates.
How to read the results
On the Daily tab, the result shows actual work hours, base pay, late-night premium, overtime premium, commute pay, and total daily pay. Clock times and hour counts use the same result layout.
On the Monthly tab, the result estimates monthly and annual income from weekly or monthly workdays, including rough comparisons with dependent-status thresholds.
On the Shifts tab, each entered shift shows its pay, and the totals for work hours and pay are listed together.
Ways to use it
Checking part-time daily pay
Enter hourly wage and work hours to calculate daily pay, including late-night and overtime premiums when enabled.
Estimating monthly income from weekly shifts
Use weekly or monthly workdays to estimate monthly and annual income from part-time schedules.
Roughly checking a paycheck across several shifts
Add multiple shifts and total work hours and pay to compare against a payslip or schedule.
How input data is handled
- Results are estimates. Actual pay, taxes, insurance, and dependent-status rules may vary.
- Inputs are saved in this browser. Share URLs include work settings and shifts, so avoid personal information.
FAQ
- How is daily pay calculated?
- Daily pay is hourly wage multiplied by actual working hours. Break time is excluded.
- Can it calculate late-night and overtime premiums?
- Yes. You can enable a 25% premium for 22:00-05:00 and for hours above 8 hours per day.
- How is monthly income estimated?
- If monthly workdays are entered, they are used directly. Otherwise, weekly workdays are multiplied by 4.345.
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