Overtime Pay Calculator
Calculate overtime pay and total earnings for a week.
How overtime is paid
In many places overtime is paid at 1.5 times the regular rate after a set number of hours, and some jobs pay double time on holidays. Rules differ by country, state and contract, so check yours.
Tip
Ask whether overtime is paid, time off in lieu or included in a salary before agreeing to extra hours.
Worked example
Last reviewed November 2026. Formulas are standard and shown in the sections above; results are estimates.
Tips and common mistakes
- Keep your own record of hours worked.
- Check your contract for the overtime multiplier.
- Overtime may be taxed at a higher marginal rate.
Frequently asked questions
What multiplier should I use?
1.5 is common. Check your local law or contract.
Do salaried workers get overtime?
It depends on the role and the country.
Is it before tax?
Yes, gross pay.
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