Weekly Timesheet Calculator
Calculate weekly work hours and payroll totals. Track your hours for every day of the week and see your estimated earnings.
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Overtime Settings
Double time
Apply 2× rate for hours beyond threshold
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Summary
Estimates only. Not legal or tax advice.
What is a Weekly Timesheet Calculator?
A weekly timesheet calculator helps you track work hours for every day of a 7-day work week and calculate total weekly hours and estimated pay. It is widely used by hourly workers, contractors, freelancers and managers to ensure accurate payroll and compliance with labor laws.
How Does a Weekly Timesheet Work?
A weekly timesheet records your start time, end time and break duration for each day of the week. The calculator subtracts unpaid breaks and adds up daily totals to give you your weekly hours. If you enter your hourly rate, it estimates your gross pay before taxes.
Why Use a Digital Timesheet Calculator?
Digital timesheet calculators eliminate manual math errors, auto-save your data, calculate overtime automatically and let you export your timesheet as a PDF or CSV. They are far more efficient than paper timesheets and reduce payroll disputes.
Weekly Timesheet vs Monthly Timesheet
A weekly timesheet covers a single 7-day period and is the standard format for US payroll. Monthly timesheets cover an entire calendar month. Weekly formats are preferred for hourly workers because overtime is calculated per week, not per month.
How to Fill Out a Weekly Timesheet
Fill in your start time and end time for each day you worked. Enter the duration of any unpaid lunch or rest breaks. The calculator will compute your daily and weekly totals. Review your regular hours and any overtime before submitting to your employer.
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Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only and does not replace legal, payroll, tax or financial advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.