Overtime pay calculator

Calculate regular & overtime wages instantly — free tool by Backlsh

Pay rate
Hours worked this week

Overtime settings
Standard is 40 hrs in most countries
Total weekly pay
including overtime
Overtime earnings
0 hrs × 0 rate
Regular hrs
hours
Overtime hrs
hours
Effective rate
per hour avg
Regular pay0%
Overtime pay0%
Hourly base rate
Regular hours worked
Regular pay
Overtime hours
Overtime rate
Overtime pay
Total weekly pay
Monthly estimate
Annual estimate
OT cost / year

Track every overtime hour automatically — Backlsh logs work hours in real time, no timers needed.

Try Backlsh free →

Free Overtime Pay Calculator — Hourly & Salary (2026)

Managing employee work hours and calculating overtime pay accurately is essential for businesses, freelancers, and employees alike. Whether you’re tracking extra hours worked, calculating time-and-a-half pay, or managing payroll, a reliable overtime pay calculator can save time and reduce errors.

Our free overtime pay calculator for hourly and salaried employees helps you quickly calculate overtime hours, overtime wages, and total earnings. Designed for simplicity and accuracy, this tool is ideal for HR teams, business owners, remote teams, and individuals who want to track work hours and overtime efficiently.

What is an Overtime Pay Calculator?

An overtime pay calculator is an online tool that helps you determine how much extra pay you earn when you work beyond your standard working hours. Typically, overtime is calculated when an employee works more than:

8 hours per day, or

40 hours per week

Depending on company policy and labor laws, overtime pay is usually calculated at:

1.5x (time and a half)

2x (double time)

Instead of manually calculating overtime wages, this calculator automates the process, ensuring accurate payroll calculations every time.

Help Center

Questions? Answers.

Quick answers to questions you may have. Can't find what you're looking for? Check out our full documentation.

You can calculate overtime pay by multiplying your hourly rate by the overtime rate (1.5x or 2x) and then multiplying by overtime hours worked.

Time-and-a-half means you are paid 1.5 times your regular hourly rate for overtime hours worked.

Yes, depending on labor laws and job classification, salaried employees may also be eligible for overtime pay.

Weekly overtime is calculated when total work hours exceed a set limit, typically 40 hours per week.

The easiest way is to use automatic time tracking software like Backlsh, which tracks work hours and calculates overtime automatically.