A free tool helping millions of workers and employers understand overtime pay and ensure accurate calculations under federal and state law.
Overtime Calculator was created to address a common problem: overtime pay is confusing. With different rules at the federal and state level, varying exemption criteria, and complex scenarios like daily overtime in California, both employees and employers struggle to calculate accurate overtime pay.
We built this tool to make overtime calculations simple, accurate, and accessible to everyone. Whether you're an employee wanting to verify your paycheck or an employer ensuring compliance with labor laws, our calculators provide the answers you need.
Our calculator includes overtime rules for all 50 states, including California's complex daily overtime and double time requirements.
From simple time and a half calculations to full weekly timesheets with daily breakdowns, we have the right tool for your needs.
Comprehensive guides explaining FLSA regulations, exempt vs non-exempt classifications, and state-specific overtime laws.
Our calculators are completely free to use. No sign-up required for basic calculations.
We believe every worker deserves to understand their overtime rights and receive accurate pay calculations. Our mission is to make overtime law accessible and understandable.
Our calculators are built based on current federal FLSA regulations and state-specific overtime laws. We regularly update our rules to reflect changes in legislation.
We respect your privacy. Basic calculations happen in your browser and don't require any personal information. See our Privacy Policy for details.
1. Choose the right calculator: Use our simple calculator for quick federal overtime calculations, or the weekly timesheet for detailed daily breakdowns (essential for California and other daily overtime states).
2. Select your state: If your state has specific overtime rules (like California's daily overtime), select it to ensure accurate calculations.
3. Enter your hours and rate: Input your hourly rate and hours worked. For the weekly calculator, enter hours for each day of the week.
4. Review the breakdown: See exactly how your pay is calculated, including regular hours, overtime (1.5x), and double time (2x) where applicable.
This calculator is provided for informational and estimation purposes only. While we strive for accuracy, overtime laws are complex and subject to interpretation and change. This tool should not be considered legal advice. For specific situations or disputes, consult with an employment attorney, your HR department, or your state's labor department.