FAQ

How are the breakdowns calculated?

All values start from your monthly salary. Yearly is monthly × 12; weekly is monthly × 12 ÷ 52; daily divides the monthly figure by your country's working days per month; hourly divides the daily by 8; per-minute divides the hourly by 60.

What is "working days per month" and how is it set?

It is the typical number of weekdays worked in a month in your country. The default is 22. When your region is detected the value updates automatically — for example, 21 for Russia or 23 for the United States.

How does the live counter work?

The “Since opened” counter starts at zero when the page loads. It calculates your per-second earning rate from your monthly salary and ticks forward continuously using requestAnimationFrame, showing how much you’ve earned since you opened the page.

Is my salary data stored or shared?

No. Paytick runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to any server or stored anywhere. Closing the tab clears everything.

How is my location detected?

Paytick makes a single request to a public IP geolocation API (ipapi.co) to determine your country. This is used only to set the currency and working days — no personal data is stored.

Can I share my calculation?

Yes. Tap the share icon in the top bar. On devices that support the Web Share API the system share sheet opens; otherwise the link is copied to your clipboard. The link encodes your salary and period as URL parameters.

Why is there no currency symbol?

If your region hasn’t been detected yet, or if your currency code isn’t supported by your browser’s Intl.NumberFormat, numbers are shown without a symbol. Once your region loads the correct currency appears automatically.