What overtime rate does this calculator use?

The calculator uses the overtime multiplier you enter. A common example is 1.5 times the regular rate.

What counts as overtime hours?

Overtime hours are the hours worked above the regular-hour threshold you set, such as 40 hours in a week.

No. It estimates gross pay only and does not subtract taxes or deductions.

Use this overtime calculator to estimate regular pay, overtime pay, and total gross pay from your hourly rate and hours worked.

Hourly rate

Hours worked

Regular hours threshold

Overtime multiplier

Regular pay$0.00

Overtime pay$0.00

Total pay$0.00

Overtime hours0.00

Enter your hourly rate and hours worked to estimate overtime pay.

This calculator separates regular hours from overtime hours, then applies the overtime multiplier to the extra hours above your regular threshold.

Total pay = (regular hours x hourly rate) + (overtime hours x hourly rate x overtime multiplier)

Use it for weekly payroll estimates, shift planning, and checking how extra hours affect gross pay.

At $20 per hour for 45 hours with overtime after 40 hours at 1.5x, overtime pay adds $150 to the week.

If you work exactly 40 hours with a 40-hour threshold, there are 0 overtime hours.

A higher overtime multiplier increases overtime pay without changing regular pay.

Yes. Enter the number of regular hours that apply before overtime starts.

Yes. Set the overtime multiplier to 2.0 for a basic double-time estimate.

No. The calculator estimates gross pay only.