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Free, 100% client-side payroll tools: convert punch times to decimal hours, estimate your paycheck, and calculate a raise. Nothing leaves your browser.
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| Website | mixqueue.com | paytimehub.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from India · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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PayTimeHub is four small calculators, not one bloated one: Hours to Decimal Calculator — paste a whole week of punch times, apply your rounding rule, get the total instantly Paycheck Calculator — see your real take-home pay after federal tax, FICA, and state tax, for all 50 states, updated for...
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As answered by people managing MixQueue and PayTimeHub.
PayTimeHub's answer:
It's four small, single-purpose payroll calculators (hours-to-decimal, paycheck, raise, hourly-to-salary) that run entirely client-side — nothing typed is ever uploaded, logged, or stored. No account, no signup, no ads gating the result.
PayTimeHub's answer:
Every competitor is either an ad-supported content site (SmartAsset, Calculator.net), a lead magnet for paid payroll software (ADP, Gusto, Paycor, QuickBooks), a dated tool pushing a paid tier (PaycheckCity), a full signup-required app (Homebase, ezClocker), or a spreadsheet you have to build and maintain yourself. PayTimeHub is free, purpose-built, has nothing to sell you, and gets you an answer instantly with no clutter.
PayTimeHub's answer:
People who run payroll for a small team by hand, hourly workers checking a real pay stub or job offer, and anyone who needs a quick, trustworthy payroll number (a raise, a converted salary, a weekly total) without handing their real numbers to a random website.
PayTimeHub's answer:
Saurabh and co-founder Ashay used to run payroll for a small team themselves. Every pay period meant rebuilding the same spreadsheet: converting punch times to decimal hours, checking withholding math, figuring out what a raise really meant. After rebuilding that spreadsheet for the third time (and repeatedly hitting the classic 30-minutes-as-.30-instead-of-.5 mistake), they decided to just build the tool instead.
PayTimeHub's answer:
Astro, Tailwind CSS v4, and vanilla client-side JavaScript for the calculators (everything runs in-browser, no backend or data upload). Deployed to Cloudflare Pages via Wrangler.
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