Set rates that cover the real cost of working
An hourly rate has to pay for more than the hours you bill. Freelancers also cover unpaid admin time, holidays, equipment, software, insurance and their own taxes and retirement. The freelance rate calculator starts from the income you want and works back to the rate you need to charge.
For employers, a salary is only part of what an employee costs. Payroll taxes, benefits, equipment and paid leave can add a large share on top, and the employee cost calculator adds them up.
Pay people correctly
Use the timesheet calculator to total hours worked, the overtime calculator for time-and-a-half or double-time pay, and the commission calculator for flat or tiered plans. Overtime and minimum pay rules are set by law and differ by country and state, so check the rules that apply to your staff.