What does the payslip calculator do?

The payslip calculator lets you enter your payslip figures either monthly or weekly and shows 3-month or 13-week totals plus quick annualised estimates. It supports basic and advanced modes for overtime and other earnings.

What inputs do I need for the calculator?

You’ll need to enter gross and net figures for either monthly or weekly payslips. In advanced mode you can add separate lines for basic salary, overtime, other earnings and net amounts.

Can I download results from the payslip calculator?

Yes. The calculator offers a download option in CSV format and a PDF option so you can save or print your summary results.

Is the outcome guaranteed by a lender?

No. The payslip calculator is a guide only. It does not perform detailed tax or deduction modelling and should not be treated as an official payslip or lender acceptance. It is designed to help you better understand and present your income before you talk to a broker.

Which mode should I use — basic or advanced?

If your income is straightforward (just salary) use Basic mode. If you receive overtime, bonuses or other variable earnings, use Advanced mode so you can input separate income streams for a more detailed summary.

Payslip Calculator

Enter your figures to see 3-month / 13-week summaries and quick annualised estimates.

Basic

Advanced

Monthly Payslips

Month	Gross	Net

Weekly Payslips

Week	Gross	Net

Advanced Monthly Payslips

Month	Basic	Overtime	Other	Net

Advanced Weekly Payslips

Week	Basic	Overtime	Other	Net

Disclaimer:
This payslip calculator is provided for guidance only and is based on the figures you enter. It does not calculate tax or deductions and should not be treated as an official payslip or income verification. For mortgage applications, lenders will require your actual payslips, P60s, and bank statements.