Set hourly pay, regular hours, working weeks and optional overtime to see annual, monthly, weekly and daily gross income.
01 / HOURLY PAY DETAILS
Working weeks determine annual pay; unpaid or nonworking weeks have no wages. Calendar averages below spread annual pay across all 52 weeks.
02 / OPTIONAL OVERTIME
For example, 1.5 means overtime is paid at 150% of the base hourly rate. Enter 0 overtime hours to exclude it.
03 / YOUR RESULT
04 / CALCULATION BREAKDOWN
$25.00 × 40 regular hours × 52 weeks = $52,000.00.
$25.00 × 1.5 multiplier × 0 overtime hours × 52 weeks = $0.00.
$52,000.00 regular + $0.00 overtime = $52,000.00.
Working-day pay spreads working-week gross over five days. Weekly, biweekly and monthly averages divide annual gross pay by 52, 26 and 12. No taxes, benefits or deductions are included.
Gross-pay calculations stay in your browser; no wages or schedules are uploaded or stored.
Enter the values you want to compare; processing happens in your browser.
Adjust optional settings and review validation feedback before relying on the estimate.
Review the formulas and equivalent values, then copy the result you need.
Enter hourly rate, regular hours per week and working weeks per year. Add optional overtime hours and a pay multiplier to compare regular and overtime gross income.
Separate regular and overtime annual pay, daily through annual equivalents and clear formulas with no uploads or payroll assumptions hidden.
Hourly rates and calculated pay stay in your browser. No taxes or benefits are included; no values are uploaded or stored.
Regular annual gross pay equals hourly rate × regular hours per week × working weeks. Overtime is added separately if entered.
Overtime annual pay equals hourly rate × overtime multiplier × overtime hours per working week × working weeks per year.
Yes. Annual gross pay uses the working weeks entered. Calendar-week, biweekly and monthly averages spread that annual value over 52 weeks, 26 periods or 12 months.
Working-week gross pay is spread across five workdays. Change the regular and overtime weekly hours to match your actual work pattern.
No. Regular hours use the entered rate. Only overtime hours use the selected multiplier; both components are shown separately.
No. Figures are gross-pay estimates only. Inputs are calculated in browser memory and are not uploaded or stored.