Overtime Pay Calculator

Calculate overtime pay based on regular hours, overtime hours, and your applicable rate (1.5×, 2×). Verify your weekly paycheck and understand federal and state overtime rules.

⏰ Income💰 OT Pay = OT Hours × (Rate × Multiplier)
Overtime rate
Regular hourly rate ($)
Regular hours worked
Overtime hours worked
Please enter valid values.

Formula & Reference

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Overtime Pay CalculatorOT Pay = OT Hours × (Rate × Multiplier)$/week

Step-by-Step Examples

Example 1
Standard OT

$20/hr, 40 regular, 10 OT hours.

  • Regular: 40×$20=$800
  • OT rate: $30/hr
  • OT pay: 10×$30=$300
  • Total: $1,100
✓ $1,100 weekly
Example 2
Double Time

$25/hr, 40 regular, 8 double-time hours.

  • Regular: $1,000
  • DT rate: $50/hr
  • DT pay: $400
  • Total: $1,400
✓ $1,400 weekly
Example 3
No OT

$18/hr, 35 regular, 0 OT.

  • Regular only: 35×$18=$630
✓ $630 weekly

Real-World Applications

Common Mistakes to Avoid

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OT on salary not regular rate

Convert weekly salary to hourly (divide by 40) before applying OT multiplier.

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Missing state rules

California has daily OT: hours over 8/day are OT even if weekly total is under 40.

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Bonuses affect OT rate

Certain bonuses must be included in the regular rate, raising the OT multiplier base.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does federal OT kick in? ▾
After 40 hours in a workweek for non-exempt employees at 1.5× regular rate.
Who is exempt from OT? ▾
Salaried employees earning above FLSA threshold in executive, administrative, or professional roles.
Daily vs weekly OT? ▾
Federal is weekly only. California and some states have daily OT rules.
Can employers average OT over two weeks? ▾
Generally no — calculated per workweek except narrow hospital/law enforcement exceptions.
Do salaried workers get OT? ▾
Salaried non-exempt workers do. Divide weekly salary by 40 to get regular rate, then apply 1.5×.

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