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Overtime Pay Calculator: Know Your Extra Hour Earnings

Under the FLSA, most U.S. workers must receive 1.5x their regular rate for hours over 40. Use this calculator to see exactly what each extra hour is worth, including time-and-a-half and double-time pay.

Overtime boosts your paycheck, but it can be confusing to calculate. This tool instantly shows how much you'll earn when you work beyond your regular hours. Built for hourly workers, salaried employees, and shift-based pros, it keeps everything accurate with the latest federal and state rules.

Overtime Paycheck Calculator

Weekly gross with overtime: 1,225
Base weekly pay (no OT): 1,000
Additional annual income from OT: 11,700
Estimates factor in taxes from states-2025.json. Compare with your base pay to see overtime impact.

What Is an Overtime Pay Calculator?

It calculates premium pay for hours worked beyond the standard schedule by applying your regular rate, overtime multipliers (time-and-a-half or double time), and state or federal overtime rules.

Why It's Important

  • Avoid underpayment by knowing what you are owed.
  • Plan smarter by predicting weekly or biweekly earnings.
  • Stay compliant with federal and state overtime laws.

Inputs vs Outputs

Required Inputs

InputDescription
Regular Hourly RateStandard pay before taxes.
Hours WorkedTotal hours for the week.
Overtime ThresholdTypically 40 hours/week, may vary by state.
Overtime MultiplierUsually 1.5x; some states require 2x.
Pay FrequencyWeekly, biweekly, or monthly.
Bonuses or CommissionsNeeded for blended rate calculations.