What Is Overtime Calculator?
The Overtime Calculator works out regular pay, overtime, and double time using the thresholds that actually apply where you work. Pick your country and each hour is classified on its own, at the highest rate that reaches it, so daily and weekly rules never get counted twice on the same hour.
Who Uses the Overtime Calculator?
Hourly workers use it to check a payslip, and managers use it to price a rota before approving it. It covers United States federal rules plus California, Alaska, Colorado, Oregon and Nevada, the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Gulf states, four Canadian provinces, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, South Africa, and Japan. Where the law sets no overtime premium at all, it says so instead of inventing a rate.
How to Use the Overtime Calculator
- Choose the country or state you work in and enter your hourly rate.
- Type your hours for each day of the week.
- Read the regular, overtime, and double time totals, and the rules that produced them.
Why Choose Our Overtime Calculator?
- Rules for 18 jurisdictions, including US state variations
- Every hour rated at the highest rate that applies to it, so nothing is double counted
- California seventh-consecutive-day rule handled
- Flags hours that exceed a legal overtime cap
- States plainly where no statutory overtime premium exists
- Custom thresholds for a rate set by your own contract
Try the Overtime Calculator above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.