Planning to retire or resign? Don’t leave your hard-earned gratuity to guesswork.
With the right tool, you can figure out your retirement benefit in seconds—no math, no confusion.
Let’s walk you through the fastest way to calculate your gratuity online—and understand everything that affects your final number.
Quick Steps to Calculate Gratuity Online
Before you start crunching numbers manually or second-guessing HR's estimate, make your life easier by using a reliable tool like the HR HUB Gratuity Calculator. It’s free, intuitive, rule-compliant, and lightning-fast—making it the perfect choice for professionals who want clarity, not confusion.

Whether you’re on a desktop or mobile, the tool is designed to work seamlessly and give you accurate results based on the official gratuity formula.
Here’s how to use it:
Step 1: Enter Your Monthly Salary (Basic + DA Only)
Not your full CTC. Just the basics—your Basic Pay and Dearness Allowance. That’s all gratuity cares about.
Example: ₹60,000 (If you're not sure, grab your latest payslip—it’ll be right there.)
Step 2: Enter Your Years of Service
This doesn’t have to be an exact science. The calculator knows how rounding works (and yes, those extra 6 months do count).
Example: 20 years
Step 3: Instantly View Your Gratuity Amount
Hit calculate, and watch the number appear—backed by the exact formula used in real payroll systems. No math required.
Real Example Using HR HUB’s Gratuity Calculator
- Monthly Salary: ₹60,000
- Years of Service: 20
- Total Gratuity Payable: ₹6,92,308
What makes this tool stand out is its simple, slider-based interface, which allows you to visualize how your gratuity increases over time. Adjust your salary or service years, and instantly see the revised amount—it’s ideal for career planning, retirement planning, and even financial negotiations.
What Is Gratuity, Really?
It’s more than a cheque. It’s a thank-you letter in numbers. A financial farewell. A reflection of your loyalty.
Under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, gratuity becomes payable when you’ve completed at least five years of continuous service with the same employer. Whether you’re retiring, resigning, or stepping away due to unforeseen circumstances, gratuity is your legal right.
And no—it doesn’t only apply to government employees. Private sector workers are eligible too.

Who’s Eligible to Receive Gratuity?
You are eligible to receive gratuity if:
- You’ve completed 5+ years of continuous service with the same employer.
- You're retiring, resigning, or being laid off.
- In case of death or disability, the 5-year rule is waived.
Even if you’re changing careers, knowing your gratuity amount helps you plan your financial runway better.
Planning Your Next Move Starts Here
You’ve worked hard. You’ve stayed loyal. You’ve given your time, talent, and trust. Now, as you stand on the edge of change—retirement, transition, or fresh beginnings—don’t leave your financial certainty to chance.
The HR HUB Gratuity Calculator is more than a tool. It’s your way to reclaim control, understand your entitlements, and plan with confidence.
And if you’re already using HR HUB in your organization, you’re in luck—its smart finance and compliance tools extend well beyond gratuity. From payroll to leave to taxation, HR HUB ensures every rupee, every record, and every retirement is handled with care.
So go ahead—run the numbers. Adjust the sliders. Explore the scenarios. Because your next chapter deserves to start with full clarity—and zero surprises.