T
TinyBizTools

Gross Pay Calculator - Hourly Pay with Overtime

Estimate gross pay from work hours, hourly rate, unpaid breaks, overtime threshold, and overtime multiplier. Free payroll check.

Gross Pay Calculator

Enter hours, breaks, hourly rate, and overtime rules to estimate gross pay before deductions.

Use this gross pay calculator to estimate hourly earnings before payroll deductions. Enter work times, unpaid breaks, hourly rate, overtime threshold, and overtime multiplier. The calculator totals regular hours, overtime hours, and estimated gross pay.

This is best for hourly workers or small teams checking payroll math from actual shift times. If you already know the number of regular and overtime hours, the overtime calculator may be faster. If you need annual or biweekly equivalents, use the biweekly pay calculator.

Gross Pay Formula

Regular pay = Regular hours x Hourly rate
Overtime pay = Overtime hours x Hourly rate x Overtime multiplier
Gross pay = Regular pay + Overtime pay

This calculator gets regular and overtime hours from the time entries. It subtracts unpaid break time first, then compares total paid hours with the overtime threshold.

How to Use the Gross Pay Calculator

  1. Enter clock times for each day worked.
  2. Subtract unpaid breaks such as unpaid lunch.
  3. Enter hourly rate before deductions.
  4. Set overtime after based on your workweek threshold.
  5. Review gross pay before taxes and payroll deductions.

Gross Pay Example

ItemValue
Regular hours40
Overtime hours4
Hourly rate$24
Overtime multiplier1.5x
Regular pay$960
Overtime pay$144
Gross pay$1,104

Gross pay is not the same as take-home pay. Taxes, benefits, retirement contributions, garnishments, reimbursements, and other payroll adjustments can change the final paycheck.

Gross Pay vs Net Pay

Gross pay is the starting payroll amount. Net pay is what remains after deductions. TinyBizTools currently focuses on gross hourly math because it is stable across teams and useful before payroll is submitted. Tax withholding and net paycheck calculations can vary by location, filing status, payroll period, benefits, and current tax law.

For planning a job offer or annual labor budget, pair this page with the hourly to salary calculator.

Related Tools

Frequently Asked Questions

What is gross pay?
Gross pay is earnings before taxes, benefits, retirement contributions, deductions, reimbursements, or other payroll adjustments.
Multiply regular hours by hourly rate, then add overtime pay when overtime hours apply.
No. This calculator estimates gross pay before deductions. It does not calculate tax withholding or take-home pay.
Yes. Enter the weekly overtime threshold and overtime multiplier, such as 1.5 for time and a half.
📬

Get notified of new tools

We build new free tools every week. Subscribe and never miss one.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.