Income summary tool

Payslip Calculator

Add monthly or weekly payslip figures to create a clear, indicative income summary for mortgage preparation.

Automatic income summary See indicative annual gross pay and average monthly net pay based on the payslips you enter.
Detailed mode can separate
  • Basic pay
  • Overtime
  • Bonuses and other pay
  • Net pay

Enter your payslip figures

Choose your pay frequency and the level of detail required. The summary updates automatically as figures are entered.

How often are you paid?
How much detail do you need?

Monthly payslips

Enter gross and net pay from up to three payslips.

Up to 3 months

You do not need to complete every row. Estimates are based only on payslips containing figures, so blank rows will not reduce the result.

Your income summary

Enter at least one payslip to see your indicative summary.

Your results will appear here automatically.

This tool summarises the figures you enter. It does not calculate Income Tax, National Insurance, pension contributions or other deductions, and it does not provide personalised mortgage advice.

Important information

About your payslip estimate

Please read the information below before relying on the figures produced by this payslip calculator.

Enter figures from your actual payslips

The results depend entirely on the information you enter. Check that gross pay, net pay, overtime, bonuses and other income have been entered in the correct fields before using the estimate.

What this calculator does

  • Summarises the payslip figures entered by you.
  • Estimates annual gross income from the completed payslip periods.
  • Calculates an average monthly net-pay figure where net pay has been entered.
  • Provides an indicative income summary that you can download or print for your own reference.

What the result does not confirm

This tool does not calculate Income Tax, National Insurance, pension contributions or any other payroll deductions. It is not an official payslip, tax calculation or verification of income.

Mortgage lenders may calculate acceptable income differently, particularly where earnings include overtime, bonuses, commission, allowances or other variable payments.

Lenders and mortgage advisers will normally require your actual payslips and may also request bank statements, P60s, employment details or other supporting documents.

The results are illustrative only and do not constitute mortgage advice, income verification or a lending decision.

Important information: Mortgage Bridge provides information only and acts as a mortgage introducer. We do not provide mortgage advice or make lender recommendations. We can introduce you to an FCA-regulated mortgage adviser who can provide personalised mortgage advice.