From salary to real hourly wage
Commute time, required gear, parking, and taxes are entered once and netted out automatically, turning a headline number into an honest hourly figure.
The engine, not a spreadsheet, does the math.
The real hourly wage behind a job offer, once commute, taxes, and hidden costs are counted.
Try it liveTwo job offers with the same headline salary can pay very differently once commute time, parking, gear, and taxes are counted. Most people compare offers on the number in the offer letter because nothing does the real math for them.
TruePay is a React and TypeScript web app centered on a single calculation engine that nets out commute time, job-related costs, and taxes from a salary or hourly rate to produce a real hourly wage.
That engine powers side-by-side comparison of multiple offers, with cloud-synced saved calculations and an optional Stripe-powered Pro tier for more advanced scenarios.
Commute time, required gear, parking, and taxes are entered once and netted out automatically, turning a headline number into an honest hourly figure.
The engine, not a spreadsheet, does the math.
Multiple calculated offers can be compared directly, so a decision between jobs is based on what they actually net per hour worked.
Built for the moment you’re holding two offer letters.
Cloud sync keeps saved calculations available across devices, and an optional Pro unlock via Stripe extends the tool for more advanced scenario work.
A calculator that remembers your numbers.
A headline salary rarely reflects what a job actually pays per hour of your life. TruePay works backward through commute time, required gear, parking, and taxes to a real net hourly figure.
Multiple job offers or a current job versus a new one can be compared on a like-for-like basis, so the decision is grounded in real numbers rather than headline salary alone.
Saved calculations sync across devices, with an optional Stripe-powered Pro unlock for more advanced scenario modeling beyond the free calculator.
TruePay is built around the moment someone is actually deciding between jobs, not casual browsing.
Salary or hourly rate, commute time, required gear, and other job-specific costs go in alongside standard tax assumptions.
The calculation engine nets everything out to a real take-home hourly wage, the figure that actually reflects what the job pays for an hour of life.
Additional offers or the current job can be calculated and compared side by side, turning the decision into a like-for-like comparison instead of guesswork.