Take-Home Hourly Rate Calculator for Minnesota Servers
What Minnesota servers and bartenders actually take home per hour. Pre-filled with the Minnesota tipped minimum of $11.13/hr — adjust to your real wage if higher.
Last reviewed Apr 23, 2026
Minnesota tipped wage rules
- Tipped minimum cash wage: $11.13/hr
- Regular minimum wage: $11.13/hr
- Tip credit: Not allowed
- Effective: 2026-01-01
Minnesota bans the tip credit entirely. Every tipped worker earns the full $11.13/hr cash wage, plus 100% of tips on top.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor — Minimum Wages for Tipped Employees
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How this is calculated
- Multiply hours by your hourly wage → base pay.
- Add card tips and cash tips, then subtract tip-out → take-home.
- Divide take-home by hours worked → your take-home hourly rate.
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FAQ
What is the tipped minimum wage in Minnesota?
As of 2026-01-01, Minnesota's tipped minimum wage is $11.13/hr and the regular minimum wage is $11.13/hr. Minnesota bans the tip credit entirely. Every tipped worker earns the full $11.13/hr cash wage, plus 100% of tips on top.
How is take-home hourly rate calculated for Minnesota servers?
Multiply hours by your base wage (in Minnesota, often $11.13/hr), add card and cash tips, then subtract tip-out. Divide by hours worked. The calculator above does this for you.
Should I include cash tips?
Yes. Cash tips are part of take-home. Track them daily and include them here.