{"id":264,"date":"2026-06-10T17:53:40","date_gmt":"2026-06-10T17:53:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/blended-rate-calculator\/"},"modified":"2026-08-18T11:18:15","modified_gmt":"2026-08-18T15:18:15","slug":"calculadora-de-tasa-combinada","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/blended-rate-calculator\/","title":{"rendered":"Calculadora de tarifa combinada para trabajadores itinerantes"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"rt-pc\">\n  <div class=\"rt-pc__intro\">\n    <span class=\"rt-pc__eyebrow\">Free tool &middot; no account needed<\/span>\n    <h1>Blended Rate Calculator<\/h1>\n    <p>Two offers, two numbers \u2014 $38\/hr with $100\/day per diem, or $44\/hr straight? The <strong>blended rate<\/strong> is what an offer <em>really<\/em> pays per hour worked, wages and per diem together. Enter any offer below &mdash; or add a travel partner to see your combined <strong>household take-home<\/strong>.<\/p>\n  <\/div>\n\n  <div class=\"rt-pc__card\">\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__sublabel\">Your offer<\/div>\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__grid\">\n      <label>Hourly rate ($\/hr)<input type=\"number\" id=\"pc-rate\" step=\"0.25\" min=\"0\" value=\"38\" inputmode=\"decimal\"><\/label>\n      <label>Hours \/ week<input type=\"number\" id=\"pc-hours\" step=\"1\" min=\"1\" max=\"112\" value=\"50\" inputmode=\"numeric\"><\/label>\n      <label>Per diem ($\/day)<input type=\"number\" id=\"pc-pd\" step=\"1\" min=\"0\" value=\"100\" inputmode=\"decimal\"><\/label>\n      <label>Per-diem days \/ week<input type=\"number\" id=\"pc-pddays\" step=\"1\" min=\"0\" max=\"7\" value=\"7\" inputmode=\"numeric\"><\/label>\n      <label>Est. tax rate (%)<input type=\"number\" id=\"pc-taxrate\" step=\"1\" min=\"0\" max=\"45\" value=\"22\" inputmode=\"numeric\"><\/label>\n      <label class=\"rt-pc__chk\"><input type=\"checkbox\" id=\"pc-ot\" checked> Overtime after 40 hrs (1.5&times;)<\/label>\n    <\/div>\n\n    <label class=\"rt-pc__duo\"><input type=\"checkbox\" id=\"pc-duo\"> &#128101; Traveling as a couple? Add your partner&rsquo;s offer for a household total<\/label>\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__partner\" id=\"pc-partnerbox\" hidden>\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__sublabel\">Your partner&rsquo;s offer<\/div>\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__grid\">\n        <label>Hourly rate ($\/hr)<input type=\"number\" id=\"pp-rate\" step=\"0.25\" min=\"0\" value=\"34\" inputmode=\"decimal\"><\/label>\n        <label>Hours \/ week<input type=\"number\" id=\"pp-hours\" step=\"1\" min=\"1\" max=\"112\" value=\"50\" inputmode=\"numeric\"><\/label>\n        <label>Per diem ($\/day)<input type=\"number\" id=\"pp-pd\" step=\"1\" min=\"0\" value=\"100\" inputmode=\"decimal\"><\/label>\n        <label>Per-diem days \/ week<input type=\"number\" id=\"pp-pddays\" step=\"1\" min=\"0\" max=\"7\" value=\"7\" inputmode=\"numeric\"><\/label>\n        <label class=\"rt-pc__chk\"><input type=\"checkbox\" id=\"pp-ot\" checked> Overtime after 40 hrs (1.5&times;)<\/label>\n      <\/div>\n    <\/div>\n\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__out\">\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__big\"><span class=\"l\">Your blended rate<\/span><span class=\"v\" id=\"pc-blended\">$0.00<small>\/hr<\/small><\/span><\/div>\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__rows\">\n        <div><span>Weekly wages (taxable)<\/span><b id=\"pc-wages\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n        <div><span>Weekly per diem (typically tax-free*)<\/span><b id=\"pc-perdiem\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n        <div><span>Total weekly (gross)<\/span><b id=\"pc-total\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n        <div><span>Est. weekly take-home**<\/span><b id=\"pc-takehome\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n        <div><span>Take-home per hour worked**<\/span><b id=\"pc-thblended\">$0.00<\/b><\/div>\n        <div><span>Share of your check that&rsquo;s tax-free*<\/span><b id=\"pc-pct\">0%<\/b><\/div>\n      <\/div>\n    <\/div>\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__grossup\">&#128161; Tax-free per diem punches above its weight &mdash; at your tax rate, matching your per diem with taxable wages would take about <b id=\"pc-grossup\">$0<\/b>\/wk in gross pay.<\/p>\n\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__household\" id=\"pc-householdbox\" hidden>\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__hh-title\">&#128101; Household &mdash; both offers together<\/div>\n      <div class=\"rt-pc__out rt-pc__out--hh\">\n        <div class=\"rt-pc__big\"><span class=\"l\">Household blended rate<\/span><span class=\"v\" id=\"hh-blended\">$0.00<small>\/hr<\/small><\/span><\/div>\n        <div class=\"rt-pc__rows\">\n          <div><span>Combined weekly wages (taxable)<\/span><b id=\"hh-wages\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n          <div><span>Combined weekly per diem (tax-free*)<\/span><b id=\"hh-perdiem\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n          <div><span>Combined total weekly (gross)<\/span><b id=\"hh-total\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n          <div><span>Est. combined weekly take-home**<\/span><b id=\"hh-takehome\">$0<\/b><\/div>\n          <div><span>Household take-home per hour worked**<\/span><b id=\"hh-thblended\">$0.00<\/b><\/div>\n          <div><span>Share of the household check that&rsquo;s tax-free*<\/span><b id=\"hh-pct\">0%<\/b><\/div>\n        <\/div>\n      <\/div>\n    <\/div>\n\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__note\">*Per diem is generally tax-free only with a qualifying tax home, a temporary assignment, and a rate within the federal (GSA) ceiling for the work location. **Take-home is a rough estimate using the tax rate you enter &mdash; a planning number, not tax advice or payroll. <a href=\"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/tradesperson-signup\/\">Track all three free on RoadTrades &rarr;<\/a><\/p>\n  <\/div>\n\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__rw\">\n    <span class=\"rt-pc__rweyebrow\">Now the other half<\/span>\n    <h2>You know what it pays. But what <em>should<\/em> it pay?<\/h2>\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__rwlead\">This calculator does the math on the offer in front of you. What it can&rsquo;t tell you is whether $38 an hour is strong money for a millwright in Indiana this week &mdash; or whether the shop is six bucks light.<\/p>\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__rwlead\"><strong>RoadWage<\/strong> is our proprietary pay-and-demand system &mdash; <strong>23,597<\/strong> live jobs tracked and counting. Inside a Paid profile it gives you:<\/p>\n    <ul class=\"rt-pc__rwlist\">\n      <li>The <strong>going rate<\/strong> for your trade in your state, off jobs open right now<\/li>\n      <li><strong>What each grade pays<\/strong> &mdash; the journeyman number, not the blended average<\/li>\n      <li>Whether work&rsquo;s <strong>busy or slow<\/strong> there, so you know if you&rsquo;ve got room to push<\/li>\n      <li>The <strong>per diem actually being offered<\/strong>, and how often<\/li>\n      <li><strong>Talking points<\/strong> built from those numbers, ready for the phone<\/li>\n    <\/ul>\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__rwcta\"><a class=\"rt-btn-primary\" href=\"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/tradesperson-signup\/\">Create your free account<\/a> &nbsp; <a class=\"rt-btn-outline\" href=\"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/tradesperson-pricing\/\">See what Paid unlocks &rarr;<\/a><\/p>\n    <p class=\"rt-pc__rwfoot\">The blended-rate calculator stays free and open. No account, no catch.<\/p>\n  <\/div>\n\n  <div class=\"rt-pc__cta\">\n    <h2>Don&rsquo;t just calculate it &mdash; keep it<\/h2>\n    <p>A free RoadTrades account tracks your per diem against the IRS ceiling, logs your expenses by snapping receipts, and keeps every cert in one wallet. Built for the road.<\/p>\n    <p><a class=\"rt-btn-primary\" href=\"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/tradesperson-signup\/\">Create your free account<\/a> &nbsp; <a class=\"rt-btn-dark\" href=\"https:\/\/roadtrades.com\/es\/jobs\/\">Browse traveling jobs<\/a><\/p>\n  <\/div>\n\n    <div class=\"rt-pc__faqhead\">\n    <span class=\"rt-eyebrow\">FAQ<\/span>\n    <h2 class=\"rt-h2\">Blended rate questions<\/h2>\n    <span class=\"rt-pc__faqrule\" aria-hidden=\"true\"><\/span>\n  <\/div>\n  <div class=\"rt-faq\"><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>What is a blended rate?<\/summary><p>It&rsquo;s your total weekly pay &mdash; wages <em>plus<\/em> per diem &mdash; divided by the hours you actually work. Traveling trades offers mix the two, so comparing hourly rates alone is misleading: per diem isn&rsquo;t taxed (when it qualifies), so a dollar of per diem is worth more than a dollar of wages. The blended rate puts every offer on one scale.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>Does the calculator count overtime?<\/summary><p>Yes. Hours past 40 in a week are paid at 1.5&times;, which is how the law treats non-exempt craft work, and the calculator applies it by default &mdash; a 50-hour week at $35\/hr is $1,925, not $1,750. Turn the overtime box off if a particular job pays straight time. Per diem is separate: it&rsquo;s usually paid per day, seven days a week, whether or not you work.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>What is my take-home, and why does per diem matter?<\/summary><p>Take-home is what actually hits your bank after taxes. Because qualifying per diem isn&rsquo;t taxed, a dollar of per diem lands in your pocket whole, while a dollar of wages is trimmed first &mdash; so the calculator estimates your weekly take-home at the tax rate you set, and shows the <em>gross-up<\/em>: how much extra taxable pay it would take to match your tax-free per diem.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>Traveling as a couple?<\/summary><p>Two travelers working the same job site can each collect wages and per diem. Turn on the household option to add your partner&rsquo;s offer and see your combined blended rate, combined take-home, and how much of the household check is tax-free &mdash; the real number a traveling couple lives on.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>Is per diem taxed?<\/summary><p>Generally no &mdash; but only when it qualifies. Three things have to be true: you have a real tax home you&rsquo;re travelling away from, the assignment is temporary (expected to last a year or less), and the rate is within the federal GSA ceiling for that work location. Miss any one and some or all of it becomes taxable wages. Anything paid above the GSA ceiling for the location is generally taxable even when the rest qualifies. This is general information, not tax advice &mdash; your preparer decides your situation.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>What is a good per diem rate for traveling trades?<\/summary><p>It depends on the location, because the federal GSA ceiling does. That ceiling is the practical benchmark: it&rsquo;s the most an employer can pay you per day tax-free for that city, and many traveling jobs are written right at or near it. Rates commonly run somewhere between about $100 and $180 a day depending on the market, with high-cost metros higher. Check the ceiling for the actual job location rather than assuming a national number.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>How many hours is a 6x10 schedule?<\/summary><p>Sixty &mdash; six days at ten hours. That&rsquo;s twenty hours of overtime in a week, which is why schedule matters as much as rate on a traveling job: at $35\/hr a 6x10 grosses about $2,450 in wages before per diem, against $1,400 for a straight forty. Enter your real hours per week above and the calculator does that math, including the 1.5&times; on everything past forty.<\/p><\/details><details class=\"rt-faq__item\"><summary>How do I know if the rate I&rsquo;m offered is any good?<\/summary><p>That&rsquo;s a different question, and this calculator can&rsquo;t answer it &mdash; it does the math on the offer in front of you, not the market around it. The Pay Negotiator, included with any Paid profile, draws on RoadWage &mdash; our proprietary pay-and-demand system &mdash; to give you the going rate for your trade in your state, what each grade pays (helper through journeyman to foreman), whether work there is busy or slow, the per diem actually being offered, and talking points built from those numbers.<\/p><\/details><\/div><script type=\"application\/ld+json\">{\"@context\":\"https:\/\/schema.org\",\"@type\":\"FAQPage\",\"mainEntity\":[{\"@type\":\"Question\",\"name\":\"What is a blended rate?\",\"acceptedAnswer\":{\"@type\":\"Answer\",\"text\":\"It\u2019s your total weekly pay \u2014 wages plus per diem \u2014 divided by the hours you actually work. Traveling trades offers mix the two, so comparing hourly rates alone is misleading: per diem isn\u2019t taxed (when it qualifies), so a dollar of per diem is worth more than a dollar of wages. 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