Weekly Pay Calculator
Estimate weekly gross pay and compare a raise or a different schedule.
Your results
Weekly gross pay
$800.00
- Average monthly gross pay
- $3,466.67
- Annual gross pay
- $41,600.00
How this is calculated
- 40 hours × $20.00 = $800.00 per week.
- $800.00 × 52 paid weeks = $41,600.00 per year.
- $41,600.00 ÷ 12 = $3,466.67 per average month.
Amounts are displayed to the nearest cent. Calculations use unrounded values.
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See your yearly earnings Carry over your rate and weekly hours, then choose your paid weeks.Compatible inputs carry over when you continue in this tab. Opening a new tab starts a fresh estimate.
How it works
This calculator multiplies your hourly wage by the number of hours you worked during the week to estimate gross weekly pay.
This version does not separately calculate overtime or taxes. It is meant to give a fast weekly estimate.
Example
If you make $20 per hour and work 40 hours, your estimated weekly gross pay is $800.
Match the hours to the week you are estimating
Use the paid hours in the relevant week, rather than the number of hours you were scheduled if those differ. For example, four 7.5-hour paid shifts total 30 hours; at $21.50 the gross estimate is $645. Write down unpaid breaks separately so they are not accidentally included in your input.
For varying schedules, run the calculator for each week. Multiplying one unusually busy week by 52 can overstate normal annual earnings.
More than 40 hours can require another calculation
Entering 45 hours at $20 gives $900 here because every hour is priced at $20. If 5 of those hours qualify for time and a half, the corresponding simple gross estimate is $950. Use the time-and-a-half calculator with 40 regular hours and 5 overtime hours for that scenario.
Pay period and workweek are different ideas. Federal overtime generally operates by workweek, so a two-week pay stub can still require two separate weekly overtime calculations.
Put your result in context
Compare weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual payConvert pay using consistent hours and paid weeks, distinguish biweekly from semimonthly pay, and separate monthly averages from actual deposits.
FAQ
Does this include overtime?
No. This calculator uses a simple hourly rate times total hours worked. Use the overtime calculators for more specific estimates.
Does this include taxes?
No. This result is gross pay before taxes and deductions.
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Important note
These calculators provide estimates only and should not be considered legal, tax, or financial advice. Actual pay may vary based on local law, employer rules, union agreements, deductions, and classification.
Updated September 24, 2026 · Calculation methodology · Report an issue