What are the default thresholds?

Overtime after 40 hours per week at 1.5×, double time after 60 at 2× — a common US arrangement. Both thresholds are editable, since rules vary by state, country, and contract.

Does this handle daily overtime?

Run it per day with daily thresholds (for example 8 and 12 hours in California) instead of weekly ones — the math is the same.

Overtime Calculator

Regular, time-and-a-half, and double time split out.

Total hoursHourly rate ($)

Overtime after1.5× beyond thisDouble time after2× beyond this

Gross pay

$1,111.00

47 hours at $22.00/h base

Regular · 1×

40h · $880.00

Overtime · 1.5×

7h · $231.00

Double · 2×

0h · $0.00

Enter total hours, your hourly rate, and where overtime and double time begin. The calculator splits the hours into each band and prices them at 1×, 1.5× and 2× — the standard US pattern, with thresholds you can change to match your state or contract.

How to use it

1.Enter hours worked and the base hourly rate.
2.Set the overtime and double-time thresholds (default 40 and 60 hours).
3.Read the hours and pay in each band, plus total gross pay.

Questions people ask

What are the default thresholds?: Overtime after 40 hours per week at 1.5×, double time after 60 at 2× — a common US arrangement. Both thresholds are editable, since rules vary by state, country, and contract.
Does this handle daily overtime?: Run it per day with daily thresholds (for example 8 and 12 hours in California) instead of weekly ones — the math is the same.

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