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Enter your hourly rate, regular hours, and overtime hours to see regular pay, overtime pay, total pay, and your blended effective hourly rate.

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All figures are gross (pre-tax).

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Not legal advice. Overtime eligibility and required multipliers vary by employer and jurisdiction. This tool applies the multiplier you enter — it doesn't determine what you're legally owed.
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How overtime pay is calculated

Regular pay covers your standard hours at your regular rate. Overtime pay applies your chosen multiplier to your overtime hours. Your blended rate shows the average across both.

Regular pay = Hourly rate × Regular hours Overtime pay = (Hourly rate × Multiplier) × Overtime hours Total pay = Regular pay + Overtime pay Blended rate = Total pay ÷ (Regular hours + Overtime hours)

Overtime rules vary. Some employers pay overtime after 40 hours/week, others after 8 hours/day, and some jurisdictions have different thresholds entirely. Check your employment agreement or local labor law for what actually applies to you.

Example

$22/hr, 40 regular hours and 8 overtime hours, with a 1.5x multiplier:

  • Regular pay: 22 × 40 = $880.00
  • Overtime rate: 22 × 1.5 = $33.00/hr, so overtime pay: 33 × 8 = $264.00
  • Total pay: $1,144.00 · Blended rate: 1,144 ÷ 48 hours = $23.83/hr

With a 2x multiplier the same hours give $352.00 of overtime pay, $1,232.00 in total and a blended rate of $25.67/hr.

Frequently asked questions

Does this calculator use legal overtime rules?
No. Overtime rules — including when overtime applies and what multiplier is required — vary by country, state or province, and employer policy. This calculator applies the multiplier you enter; it does not determine what you're legally owed.
What is a blended hourly rate?
Your blended rate is your total pay divided by your total hours (regular plus overtime). It shows your average pay per hour across the whole pay period.
What overtime multiplier should I use?
1.5x ("time and a half") and 2x ("double time") are common, but your employer's policy or local labor law determines the actual rate that applies to you. Check your pay stub or ask HR if you're unsure.

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