Work & pay calculators
Your paycheck is a formula. These take it apart — hourly equivalents, overtime done the way the FLSA actually requires, back pay, PTO payouts, and whether that new offer is really a raise.
Salary to Hourly
Turn a salary into an hourly rate (or the other way around) — plus what you really make per hour worked once time off and overtime are counted, and what each paycheck comes to.
Open calculatorSalary to Contractor Rate
Leaving a salaried job to contract? The hourly rate that actually replaces your salary, benefits, and the payroll tax your employer used to pay — with unpaid time off and unbilled hours counted.
Open calculatorOvertime Pay
Overtime pay for one workweek, figured the way the FLSA requires — including how a bonus raises the regular rate, which most people (and some payroll systems) get wrong.
Open calculatorShift Differential
Pay for a week split across day, evening, and night shifts — with the differentials, and overtime figured on the blended regular rate the way federal law requires.
Open calculatorRetroactive Pay
Back pay when a raise or a pay correction reaches back to earlier paychecks — hourly or salaried, overtime included, with a rough take-home estimate and the journal entry.
Open calculatorPTO Payout
What your unused paid time off is worth in cash — hourly or salaried, hours or days, under your employer's payout policy — with a rough take-home after withholding.
Open calculatorJob Offer Comparison
Two to four jobs side by side — pay, benefits, equity, time off, and the cost of getting to work — every year, in year one, and per hour you'd actually work.
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