LinePaycheckYour rules.
Not our assumptions.
Set your rate and the pay rules you actually work under. Optional premiums stay off until you confirm them.
RATE → RULE → SOURCEPaycheck checker for linemen
You worked
every hour.
Check every
dollar.
LinePaycheck is an iPhone paycheck checker for lineworkers. Record your hours, apply confirmed overtime and callout rules, and review possible differences in gross pay.
On the App StoreNo LinePaycheck account.
YOUR WORK. YOUR NUMBERS.01 / PAYCHECK CHECK
Paycheck review
Fictional example · Aug 24–30, 2026USD · Gross wages
Example expected gross from confirmed rules$3,504.00
Regular time40 h × $58.40
$2,336.00Overtime8 h × $87.60 · 1.5×
$700.80Callout minimum4 h × $116.80 · 2×
$467.20Paycheck grossEntered for this example
$3,270.40Possible difference
$233.60The example paycheck includes 2 callout hours. The confirmed rule has a 4-hour minimum.
See the rule behind the number
Illustrative, worker-confirmed rule: a 4-hour callout minimum paid at 2× $58.40. Two hours were recorded; four are payable under this example rule. The possible difference is 2 × $116.80 = $233.60. This is not a rule for any specific agreement.
Illustrative preview. Fictional figures. Your agreement sets your rules.
A paycheck has a lot of moving parts.
Regular time / Overtime / Callouts / Per diem
01 / THE WORKFLOW
How to check
your paycheck.
A personal work record, confirmed pay rules,
and a comparison you can explain.
Your rules.
Record the work.
Keep the context.
Log shifts and callouts, including overnight work. Keep the work timezone and the rule context with the record.
HOURS → DATE → CONTEXTCheck the paycheck.
See the math.
Compare expected gross wages with the paystub. Review a possible difference, then follow the numbers back to the rule.
EXPECTED → PAID → REVIEWDesigned for the real details of linework pay.Explore the app
02 / NO BLACK BOX
A number is useful.
The reason is better.
“Something looks different” is only the beginning. The useful part is seeing which hours, which rate, and which rule produced the difference.
Build a better payday checkTHE EVIDENCE RECEIPT
Two hours.
Worth a second look.
- Rule you confirmed
- 4-hour callout minimum
- Hours on example paycheck
- 2 hours
- Example callout rate
- $116.80 / hour
- Possible difference
- $233.60
2 hours × $116.80. No mystery.
Fictional example, not a recovery claim.
03 / LOCAL-FIRST BY DESIGN
Your pay data.
On your device by default.
Your pay is personal. LinePaycheck keeps the core records on your iPhone.
- No LinePaycheck login.
- No central LinePaycheck pay-data database.
- Calculations run on your iPhone.
This website still generates ordinary hosting requests. Device backups, Apple purchases, and reports you choose to share are separate data flows. This website does not accept paystubs.
Read the privacy details04 / STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING
Prove the value.
Then make the call.
Pricing in USD.
No countdown. No credit system. No pressure.
A useful work log.
A first paycheck check.
$0
One pay profile, work logging, expected gross pay, an explainable ledger, and your first paycheck comparison.
Free tier. No LinePaycheck account.LINEPAYCHECK PROFor every payday
A second look.
Every paycheck.
A paycheck comparison for every pay period after your free first check: scan the paystub on your iPhone or type in its gross pay. Your work log, history and reports stay free.
Get the iPhone appLinePaycheck Pro is an auto-renewing subscription purchased through the App Store. It renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Local prices are shown in the app before purchase. See the terms of use.
05 / THE PAY LIBRARY
Know the rules
that change the check.
Free guides and a calculator for overtime, callouts,
storm work, per diem and paystubs. Fictional examples, primary sources.
- Lineman pay calculatorTurn hours, multipliers and callout minimums into expected gross pay, then compare it with your paystub.
- How to check your paycheckMatch the period, compare gross with gross, and trace each difference to hours, a rate or a rule.
- Lineman overtime and double timeWeekly overtime, daily tiers, double time, the regular rate, and how overtime shows up on a paystub.
- Callout pay and minimumsHow a callout minimum turns two hours of work into four paid hours, and what to record each time.
- Storm work payWhat to log on a restoration deployment so you can check the paychecks that follow it.
- Per diem and subsistenceKeep per diem separate from wages, track it by work date, and know where the tax rules live.
- How to read a paystubEarnings codes, hours, rates, current versus year-to-date, deductions and reimbursements, line by line.
- Apprentice lineman payStep percentages, advancement dates, and how to check that each paycheck uses the right step rate.
- Lineman pay glossaryPlain definitions of the pay terms on agreements, timesheets and paystubs.
06 / THE FINE PRINT, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
Fair questions.
Straight answers.
Is this just an overtime calculator?
No. The loop is work → expected pay → paycheck comparison. The point is to understand a possible difference, not simply total hours. If you only need the arithmetic for one week, use the free lineman pay calculator.
Does it know my union or contractor agreement?
Not automatically. You enter and confirm the applicable rules. We do not claim to support every agreement, infer legal entitlements, or offer a verified agreement library at launch.
Does a difference mean I was underpaid?
Not necessarily. Missing work records, a wrong rule, different pay periods, or an unconfirmed paystub line can explain a difference. Check the inputs and source agreement before raising a question with payroll or your representative.
Are per diem and take-home pay included?
Gross wages, reimbursements such as per diem, and net take-home pay are different things. The demo compares gross wages only. The app is not presented as a tax or take-home-pay estimator.
Can I download it today?
Yes. LinePaycheck is on the App Store for iPhone; the download link is at the bottom of this page. Android is a later possibility, not a current download.
FOR THE NEXT PAYDAY
You did the work.
Keep the record.
LinePaycheck. Built for a closer look at your pay.
