PayStubPro Editorial Team Published June 22, 2026Last reviewed July 2, 20265 min read
Reviewed by the PayStubPro Payroll Standards Team
Quick answer
An hourly pay stub shows a pay rate multiplied by hours worked, plus any overtime. A salaried pay stub divides an annual salary across pay periods and typically does not list hours.
Hourly pay stubs
These display the hourly rate, regular hours, and often a separate overtime line at the applicable premium rate. A fictional worker at $18/hour for 40 hours shows $720 in regular earnings.
Salaried pay stubs
A $60,000 salary paid biweekly shows roughly $2,307.69 in gross earnings per period ($60,000 / 26), usually without an hours column.
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