PayHours Work hours and pay calculators for US workers
Add up your time card, check your overtime and see your take-home pay — with 2026 federal and state rules, the formulas shown in full, and sources you can check.
- ✓ Updated for 2026
- ✓ Federal + state rules
- ✓ Runs in your browser — no sign-up
Everyday calculators
- Time Card Calculator Enter clock-in and clock-out times for the week to get daily and weekly hours, overtime and gross pay. Open calculator →
- Overtime Pay Calculator Work out time-and-a-half and double-time pay, including daily overtime rules and bonuses in the regular rate. Open calculator →
- Hours and Minutes Calculator Add or subtract hours and minutes and convert the result to decimal hours. Open calculator →
- Paycheck Calculator Estimate take-home pay after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare and state income tax. Open calculator →
- Mileage Reimbursement Calculator Multiply business miles by the current IRS standard mileage rate to get your reimbursement or deduction. Open calculator →
More pay calculators
- Hourly to Salary CalculatorConvert an hourly wage to annual, monthly and weekly pay — or a salary back to an hourly rate.
- PTO Accrual CalculatorFind how much paid time off you earn per pay period or per hour worked, and your balance by a future date.
- Freelance Rate CalculatorWork back from your target income, expenses, taxes and billable hours to the hourly rate you need to charge.
- Invoice CalculatorTotal an invoice from hours and rates, with discount and sales tax lines.
- Self-Employment Tax CalculatorCalculate the 15.3% self-employment tax on 1099 or freelance profit, plus the deduction for half of it.
- Bonus Tax CalculatorSee how much federal and FICA tax is withheld from a bonus using the flat 22% or aggregate method.
- Raise CalculatorFind your new hourly or annual pay after a raise, or the percentage raise between two pay rates.
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Built for every state
State pages apply local minimum wage, overtime, break and income tax rules.