Example 1
An hourly rate of $20 with an 8-hour shift and a 10% differential adds $16 in extra pay.
Use this shift differential calculator to estimate premium pay for evening, night, or weekend shifts. It shows the differential hourly rate, extra pay, and total shift pay.
Enter hourly rate, shift hours, and differential percentage to estimate shift pay.
This calculator applies the shift differential percentage to the regular hourly rate, then multiplies the premium and total rates by the number of hours worked.
It is helpful for estimating night-shift, weekend-shift, or off-hours pay when your employer pays a percentage premium above the base rate.
An hourly rate of $20 with an 8-hour shift and a 10% differential adds $16 in extra pay.
A 15% differential on a $24 hourly rate adds $3.60 per hour to the shift.
If the differential is 0%, the total shift pay equals the regular shift pay with no added premium.
Yes. A rate such as 7.5% or 12.25% is supported.
No. This tool estimates regular shift differential pay only and does not add overtime rules.
The extra shift pay result becomes zero and the total shift pay matches regular pay.