Overtime pay calculator
See regular pay, overtime pay, and the weekly total. Hours over 40 use 1.5× unless you change the multiplier.
Gross pay this week
$1,100.00
Regular hours
40
$800.00
Overtime hours
10
$300.00
Blended hourly
$22.00
If this week repeats
$57,200.00
Estimated annual gross
How it works
- Enter your hourly rate and hours worked this week.
- Keep 40 and 1.5 unless your job uses a different overtime rule.
- Regular hours are paid at the base rate; extra hours use the multiplier.
- Optionally add a withholding percent or weeks per year for extra estimates.
FAQ
- How is overtime calculated here?
- Regular hours are paid at your hourly rate up to the threshold (40 by default). Extra hours are paid at hourly rate × multiplier (1.5 by default).
- Is overtime always 1.5× after 40 hours in the US?
- Many non-exempt hourly jobs follow the federal Fair Labor Standards Act 1.5× rule after 40 hours in a workweek. Some states, union contracts, or jobs use different rules. This tool lets you change both the threshold and the multiplier.
- Does this cover double time?
- Set the multiplier to 2 if your extra hours are paid at double time. The calculator uses one multiplier for all overtime hours.
- Why is there an annual estimate?
- It multiplies this week's gross by weeks per year. That is only useful if every week looks like this week.
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