Overtime pay calculator
- Enter hourly rate, regular hours, and overtime hours for the week (or pay period you are modeling).
- Set the OT multiplier (often 1.5 for time-and-a-half in US planning examples).
- See total pay split into regular, OT, and combined.
Not payroll software
State rules, double-time, salaried exemptions, and employer policies vary. Use this for what-if weekly estimates only—not a paycheck guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
What is time-and-a-half?
Overtime hours pay hourly rate × 1.5—a common U.S. planning assumption for non-exempt workers (employer rules vary).
How do I model double time?
Set the overtime multiplier to 2 for double-time scenarios.
What if regular hours exceed 40?
The tool does not auto-reclassify hours over 40—split regular vs overtime hours to match your schedule.
Relation to salary/hourly conversion?
Convert salary to hourly on the salary ↔ hourly calculator, then model overtime here.
Can I share this scenario with someone?
Yes. Copy link below the form keeps your current inputs so you can share the scenario or save it for later.
Shift differentials?
No—bake differentials into your hourly rate or run separate scenarios.
Legal advice?
No. FLSA and state rules are complex—rely on your employer and counsel.