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Overtime Pay Calculator

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Calculate regular, overtime, and total pay using the standard FLSA 1.5x rule.

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Regular Pay

800.00

Overtime Pay

150.00

Total Pay

950.00

Applies the standard federal FLSA weekly 40-hour overtime rule. Some states have additional daily overtime rules not modeled here.

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About Overtime Pay Calculator

Overtime Pay Calculator applies the standard US Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) rule of time-and-a-half pay for hours worked beyond 40 in a week. Enter your hourly rate, regular hours, and overtime hours, and adjust the overtime multiplier if your employer offers a different rate (some union or holiday policies pay 2x or more). The tool separates regular pay from overtime pay so you can see exactly how much of your total paycheck comes from each, making it easy to spot-check a paycheck or plan for a week with extra hours.

Key Features

  • Standard FLSA 1.5x Rule

    Defaults to the federal time-and-a-half overtime multiplier used by most US employers.

  • Adjustable Multiplier

    Change the multiplier to model double-time, holiday pay, or union-specific overtime rates.

  • 40-Hour Regular Cap

    Automatically caps regular pay calculation at 40 hours per the standard workweek rule.

  • Regular vs Overtime Split

    Shows regular pay and overtime pay separately alongside the combined total.

  • Zero Data Maintenance

    Pure math with no rate tables to keep updated β€” the calculation never goes stale.

  • Copy-Ready Summary

    One-click copy of regular, overtime, and total pay for timesheets or pay stub checks.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Enter your hourly rate

    Input your base hourly pay rate before overtime.

  2. 2

    Enter regular and overtime hours

    Split your total hours worked into regular (up to 40) and overtime hours.

  3. 3

    Set the overtime multiplier

    Keep the default 1.5x or change it to match your employer's specific overtime policy.

  4. 4

    Review your pay breakdown

    Check regular pay, overtime pay, and total pay in the summary cards.

  5. 5

    Copy the result

    Use the copy button to save the breakdown for your records.

Real-World Use Cases

Paycheck Verification

An hourly worker double-checks that their paycheck correctly applied overtime pay after a busy week.

Shift Planning

A manager estimates overtime cost before approving extra shifts during a busy season.

Holiday Pay Estimate

An employee models a double-time holiday shift by adjusting the multiplier to 2.0.

Frequently Asked Questions

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