Pay Timer (Live Earnings Counter)

The pay timer shows how much you have earned today, down to the second, from your monthly or annual pay and your clock-in and clock-out times. Before you clock in it starts at zero, it climbs steadily while you work, and once your clock-out time passes it stays at your full daily pay.

A salary is paid once a month, so it is hard to feel what a single day is worth. Seeing today's earnings, and what builds up each hour, minute and second, makes the value of your time easier to grasp.

Daily pay is monthly pay divided by the number of working days in a month. If you enter an annual salary it is divided by 12 first and then treated the same way. Earnings so far are the daily pay multiplied by the share of the shift that has already passed.

Daily pay is spread evenly across the whole span from clock-in to clock-out. Lunch breaks are part of that span, so the number rises at the same pace the entire time. If clock-out is earlier than clock-in, the shift is treated as an overnight shift ending the next day.

Pick the currency you are paid in: KRW, USD, JPY or CNY. No exchange rate is applied; the pay is simply counted in the currency you choose. Switching currency leaves an amount you typed untouched, so adjust it to match.

Whether the figure is before or after tax depends entirely on what you enter. To see the amount after tax and insurance, check your monthly take-home pay with the Net Salary Calculator and enter that figure as the monthly pay.

Keep the window open during work hours to see at a glance how much of your day a task is using. It also works for checking what a meeting adds up to, or how much is left until you clock out.

If you are paid hourly, enter your expected monthly pay and set the days you actually work. Your inputs are saved only in this browser, so the next visit starts with the same settings.