Is Work Hours & Pay Calculator free?

Yes. It is free to download and its App Store listing names one in-app purchase, Remove Ads at $1.99. The listing carries the Contains Advertising age-rating annotation, so the ads are part of the free app. ClockWage44 is also free to download, with Pro sold as a subscription at $3.99 a week or $29.99 a year.

Does Work Hours & Pay Calculator estimate take-home pay after tax?

Its App Store listing does not say so. The description covers hours worked and money earned and never mentions tax, deductions or net pay. Reviewers say the app shows gross pay only. ClockWage44 lists federal and state income tax for all 50 states and DC, plus Social Security, Medicare and additional Medicare tax.

Does Work Hours & Pay Calculator support biweekly pay periods?

The listing does not state a pay period setting. It describes working hours for each day of the week. Reviewers say sheets are weekly only, and some reviewers mention that the day the week starts on can be changed.

Can you export a timesheet from Work Hours & Pay Calculator?

The listing does not mention export, print or email anywhere in the description or release notes. Reviewers say they want PDF or spreadsheet export to send to a manager. ClockWage44 lists PDF reports and CSV files.

Is Work Hours & Pay Calculator on Android or iPad?

No Google Play listing was found for it, and its App Store listing is iPhone only, with no iPad build, no Apple Watch app and no Mac app. ClockWage44 is on iPhone and iPad, and on Android as com.ehmtech.clock.

Which app has more App Store ratings?

Work Hours & Pay Calculator has 4.76 from 14,000 US App Store ratings and has been on the store since 2019. ClockWage44 has 4.43 from 7 ratings and arrived in April 2026, so its average rests on a very small sample.

ClockWage44 vs Work Hours & Pay Calculator

Disclosure: ClockWage44 is our app. This comparison is written honestly, including the places where Work Hours & Pay Calculator is the better fit. Ratings, features and pricing come from the US App Store via the iTunes Search API, as of September 2026.

Quick answer

Work Hours & Pay Calculator by Lesya Verbina is a free iPhone timesheet app, on the App Store since 2019 and updated in July 2026. You set your working hours for each day of the week and it shows daily, weekly and monthly totals for hours worked and money earned. The catch is ads. The listing sells their removal for $1.99.

ClockWage44, listed on the App Store as Hours Tracker: Time + Pay, logs each shift with start time, end time and break minutes, then resolves federal and state income tax, Social Security and Medicare, overtime rules and deductions into a take-home estimate. It is free to download, with a Pro subscription sold inside.

If you want a fast weekly timesheet on an iPhone and gross pay is all you need, pick Work Hours & Pay Calculator. If you need tax, deductions and a file you can hand to payroll, pick ClockWage44. Both apps appear in our roundup of hours tracker apps.

Side-by-side

Feature comparison as of September 2026, based on each app’s US App Store listing, description, and privacy label. Ratings are US store totals.
Feature	ClockWage44	Work Hours & Pay Calculator
Platforms	iOS + Android	iOS (iPhone only)
US App Store rating	4.43 (7 ratings)	4.76 (14,000 ratings)
Last updated	August 2026	July 2026
Free-tier limits	Not stated	No stated limits, “Unlimited number of timesheets”
Paid plans	Pro, $3.99 a week or $29.99 a year	Remove Ads, $1.99
Hours and timesheet entry	Yes, start time, end time, break minutes and notes per shift	Yes, hours per day of the week with daily, weekly and monthly totals
Overtime rules	Yes, daily past 8, weekly past 40 or manual, with custom multipliers	Yes, an overtime pay rate; the listing describes no daily or weekly threshold
Night and weekend differentials	Yes, added in June 2026	Yes, night shift and weekend pay
Holiday pay rate	Yes, added in June 2026	Not stated
Breaks	Yes, break minutes per shift	Yes, breaks and days off are excluded from the totals
Tips and bonuses	Yes, tips, bonuses and reimbursements, taxable or not	Yes, a tipped worker mode with estimated tips per weekday
Tax and net pay estimate	Yes, federal and state income tax for all 50 states + DC, plus Social Security and Medicare	Not stated
Paycheck deductions	Yes, 401(k), HSA, health insurance, union dues and garnishments	Not stated
Multiple jobs / profiles	Yes, separate rate, color and tax settings per job	Not stated as a jobs feature; the listing advertises an unlimited number of timesheets
Reminders	Yes, clock-in and clock-out reminders per job	Not stated
Export	Yes, PDF reports and CSV	Not stated
Languages	1 (English)	4 (English, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian)
Ads	No	Yes, removable for $1.99
Account required	No	Not stated
Data stays on device	Yes, stored on the device with no account required	Not stated
Privacy label	Declares no data used to track you	Declares a Device ID used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies

Where Work Hours & Pay Calculator wins

There is nothing to subscribe to. The whole app is free, and the listing names a single in-app purchase: Remove Ads at $1.99. Breaks and days off, night and 24-hour shifts, the tipped worker mode: everything the description advertises is in the free app, with no trial clock. It also advertises an unlimited number of timesheets.

It has a long rating history. Work Hours & Pay Calculator has 4.76 from 14,000 US App Store ratings. It has been on the store since 2019 and was updated in July 2026. ClockWage44 arrived in April 2026 and its 4.43 comes from 7 ratings, far too small a sample to read as a verdict. Across the review sample, the thing reviewers say most often is that the app is simple and easy to use.

Tipped work and odd shifts are handled in the free app. The description names a tipped worker mode where you add estimated tips for every weekday, plus night shifts and 24-hour shifts, and it lets you choose your hourly wage and currency. Reviewers say the tip tracking does what a server needs. Reviewers also say the overtime, night and weekend rates are worth having, though some report overtime on weekends calculating wrong.

It reads in four languages. The store page lists English, Czech, Russian and Ukrainian. ClockWage44’s store page lists one: English.

Where ClockWage44 wins

It estimates what actually lands in your account. ClockWage44 lists federal and state income tax for all 50 states and DC, Social Security, Medicare and additional Medicare tax, plus recurring deductions for 401(k), HSA, health insurance, union dues and garnishments. The Work Hours & Pay Calculator listing never mentions tax, deductions or take-home pay, and reviewers describe gross pay only, with no way to subtract benefits or withholding. That gap shows up in reviews from 2021 through 2026.

You can hand the result to someone else. ClockWage44 produces PDF reports formatted for an employer or accountant and CSV files for spreadsheets. The other listing mentions no export, print or email anywhere in its description or release notes, and reviewers describe asking for a PDF or spreadsheet they can send to a manager at the end of the week.

Overtime kicks in on a threshold. ClockWage44 applies overtime daily past 8 hours, weekly past 40, or manually with custom multipliers, and added daily 10 and 12 hour and weekly 44 and 48 hour thresholds in June 2026. Each job carries its own rate, color and tax settings, so two jobs with different withholding stay separate inside one app. Work Hours & Pay Calculator has an overtime pay rate, and its listing does not describe the thresholds that trigger it.

It runs on Android and iPad, and there are no ads. ClockWage44 is on iPhone, iPad and Android. It states “No ads, ever”, requires no account and works offline, and its privacy label declares no data used to track you. Work Hours & Pay Calculator is iPhone only and carries the Contains Advertising annotation. Its privacy label declares a Device ID used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies.

Pricing

ClockWage44 is free to download. Pro is a subscription at $3.99 a week or $29.99 a year, with no introductory offer, and it comes with a 7-day free trial. What the free tier includes and what Pro unlocks are not spelled out on the store page.
Work Hours & Pay Calculator by Lesya Verbina is free, with ads. The one in-app purchase is Remove Ads at $1.99. There is no subscription and no paid tier of features, so nothing the description advertises costs extra.

Over a year, ClockWage44 Pro costs $29.99, and Work Hours & Pay Calculator costs nothing unless you pay the $1.99 to drop the ads.

Which one should you pick?

Pick Work Hours & Pay Calculator if you are on an iPhone, want a free weekly timesheet with tips, night and weekend rates, and you are happy reading gross pay and doing the tax math yourself. Same answer if you need the app in Czech, Russian or Ukrainian.

Pick ClockWage44 if you want the net number rather than the gross one, need 401(k), HSA or garnishment deductions applied, want daily and weekly overtime thresholds instead of a flat rate, or need a PDF or CSV to send to payroll, on Android as well as iPhone and iPad.

If you just want a number today, our free timesheet calculator adds up a week of shifts in the browser, and the take-home pay calculator turns that gross figure into an after-tax estimate. Neither needs a download or an account.