On the worker's side.
A free, accurate overtime calculator. Built so an hourly worker can verify a paycheck in under a minute — and a small employer can stay compliant without buying payroll software.
Overtime pay is confusing. Federal law sets a minimum, but California requires daily overtime past 8 hours, Colorado past 12, Nevada conditional on wage, Alaska past 8 — and the math compounds. Most overtime calculators online either ignore state law or bury it. We put it front and center.
State-specific rules
All 50 states + DC. California daily / double-time / 7th day rules. Alaska, Colorado, Nevada thresholds.
Five calculators
Quick weekly, full timesheet, 1.5×, 2×, holiday premium. The right tool for the right question.
Educational guides
Plain-language explanations of FLSA, exempt vs non-exempt, California rules, the basics.
Always free
No paywall on the math. Account is optional and exists only to save your timesheets.
Accuracy
Built from current FLSA regulations and state law. Updated as legislation changes.
Privacy
Calculations happen in your browser. We collect no personal information unless you create an account.
Independence
No payroll-software pitch. No upsells to "premium." The free product is the entire product.
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Pick a calculator
Quick estimate on the homepage; full weekly breakdown on /calculator; one-off premiums under each calculator page.
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Select your state
Especially matters in California, Alaska, Colorado, Nevada — daily rules apply on top of the federal weekly threshold.
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Enter rate and hours
For the weekly timesheet, enter hours by day. Toggle holidays as needed. The result updates live.
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Print, export, or save
Print a paystub-ready summary. Export to CSV. With an account, save the timesheet for later.
For general education only. Overtime law has exceptions and changes over time. For a specific situation, contact your state labor department or an employment attorney.