Weekly Timesheet & Wage Calculation Record
Generated: Oct 8, 2026
Currency: US ($)
Hourly Pay Calculator
Calculate estimated gross earnings from worked hours and hourly wage rate, with support for overtime multipliers and multiple currencies.
Hourly Wage & Hours Worked
Calculate estimated gross earnings from hourly pay rates.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1Enter your regular worked hours and base hourly wage.
- 2Optionally enter overtime hours worked and your overtime multiplier (default 1.5×).
- 3Select your currency symbol ($, €, £, C$, A$, etc.).
- 4Review your gross regular earnings, overtime earnings, and total estimated gross wages.
Gross Earnings Calculation Formula
Gross earnings are calculated by multiplying regular hours by your base rate, plus overtime hours multiplied by your enhanced overtime rate. This is an estimated gross figure before any taxes or withholdings.
Total Gross Pay = (Regular Hours × Rate) + (Overtime Hours × Rate × Overtime Multiplier)Understanding Gross Pay Calculations
Hourly Rate Multiplication Without Withholdings
Gross pay represents the total money earned prior to any payroll deductions such as income taxes, Social Security, Medicare, retirement plan contributions, or union dues.
Hourly gross pay is determined by multiplying billable hours by the hourly wage rate, adding any premium overtime compensation earned during the period.
Base rate of $28.00/hour, 38 regular hours, and 5 overtime hours at 1.5×.
- •Regular pay: 38 × $28.00 = $1,064.00.
- •Overtime wage rate: $28.00 × 1.5 = $42.00/hour.
- •Overtime pay: 5 × $42.00 = $210.00.
- •Combined gross pay = $1,064.00 + $210.00 = $1,274.00.
Frequent Calculation Mistakes
- ✕Confusing gross pay with take-home net pay. Taxes, social contributions, and health benefits must be deducted by official payroll software.
- ✕Using an incorrect overtime multiplier (e.g. forgetting holiday double-time at 2.0×).
Questions & Answers
Does this calculate my net take-home paycheck?
No. This calculator computes estimated gross pay before taxes, healthcare contributions, retirement contributions, and wage deductions.
How do I convert my hourly rate to an annual salary estimate?
Assuming a standard full-time schedule of 40 hours per week across 52 weeks (2,080 working hours per year), multiply your hourly rate by 2,080. For example, $25.00/hour × 2,080 = $52,000.00 annual gross salary.