Davis-Bacon · Certified Payroll Reporting

Certified payroll, minus the hour.

The Department of Labor estimates 55 minutes to complete one WH-347. This checks every rate against the official SAM.gov wage determination and catches violations before you submit. Try the check below with a real Sacramento electrician rate.

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Ana Rivera · Electrician

Hours per day. Try changing one, the total updates as you type.

this week 40 hrs

Electrician · CA20250001 (Sacramento)

Type a rate. It is checked live against the wage determination on file.

$/hr
required, base + fringe: $70.47

Statement of Compliance signed

Both pages of the real WH-347, ready to submit.

PDF
WH-347_payroll-1_week-ending-2026-08-22.pdf
2 pages · Rev. January 2025
✓ ready to file
The status quo

Every subcontractor on a federal job already knows this.

It's built for a filing cabinet, not a spreadsheet.

The WH-347 has to be filled by hand or re-typed into Excel every week, for every project, for as long as the contract runs.

QuickBooks and Gusto stop at payroll, not certified payroll.

They run your payroll fine. Neither one checks a rate against a Davis-Bacon wage determination or produces the form itself.

A missed rate is not a typo, it is back wages.

Underpaying one classification for one week means restitution, a possible audit, and on repeat findings, debarment from future federal work.

What it catches

The mistakes that actually get flagged in an audit.

(6A)+(6B)

Base rate plus fringe below the wage determination, checked per worker, per classification, including reduced apprentice rates.

(4)/(5)

Overtime logged as straight time, anything past 40 hours that should be on the OT line, and OT rates under 1.5 times base.

(7A)/(7B)

Gross for all work less than gross for this project: a common transcription error that contradicts itself on the form.

(6B) / p.2

Fringe benefit mismatch, the credit claimed on page 1 has to add up to the plan breakdown on the Statement of Compliance.

No lookalikes

It is the Department of Labor's actual form.

Davis-Bacon and Related Acts
Weekly Certified Payroll Form

Rev. January 2025 OMB No. 1235-0008 Expires 01/31/2028
Source

The government's own document, filled in automatically. Not redrawn or approximated.

Rates

Every classification on your wage determination, pulled live from SAM.gov and matched by WD number, not typed in from memory.

Privacy

The PDF is built in your browser. Payroll figures do not have to leave your machine to become a filed document.

Pricing
$79/month, per company
  • Unlimited projects and weekly payrolls
  • Every project's wage determination, kept and reused
  • Three-year filing archive, built in
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Questions

Before you ask a coworker to try it

Is this an official government tool?+

No. It is independent software that fills the Department of Labor's public WH-347 form and reads public SAM.gov wage data. It is not affiliated with DOL or SAM.gov.

Where do the wage rates actually come from?+

Directly from the wage determination on sam.gov, matched to the WD number on your contract. If a determination has been superseded, you are told before you rely on it.

What happens past 8 workers on a crew?+

Continuation sheets generate automatically, real copies of the form's first page, numbered and stitched to one Statement of Compliance.

Can I try it before paying?+

Yes, the first two weekly payrolls are free on any project, no card required.