Hourly Pay Calculator
Estimate gross earnings from regular hours, overtime, premium or double-time hours, and optional bonuses or tips. See each pay component plus the effective hourly rate.
Calculate pay from hours and rates
Separate regular, overtime, and double-time hours, then add optional extra earnings.
Hourly pay formula
Regular pay is regular hours multiplied by the base hourly rate. Overtime and premium hours use the multipliers you enter.
Time-and-a-half and double time
A 1.5 multiplier means the overtime rate is 150% of the base rate. A 2.0 multiplier means twice the base rate. Whether those multipliers apply depends on the rule you are trying to model.
Effective hourly rate
The effective rate divides total gross earnings by all hours entered. It can be useful when bonuses or premium hours make the average earnings per hour different from the base rate.
Gross pay is not take-home pay
This calculator does not estimate taxes, deductions, benefits, reimbursements, or payroll withholding. It is designed to show transparent gross earnings from the inputs you provide.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate hourly pay?
Multiply hours worked by the applicable hourly rate, then add overtime, double-time, bonuses, tips, or other earnings when relevant.
What is time and a half?
Time and a half means 1.5 times the regular hourly rate.
Can I include double-time hours?
Yes. Enter double-time hours and choose the multiplier you want to model.
Does this calculate take-home pay?
No. The result is gross pay before taxes, deductions, and benefits.
What is effective hourly rate?
Effective hourly rate is total gross earnings divided by total hours entered.
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