Overtime Pay Calculator
Estimate overtime pay at a single hourly rate, or a FLSA weighted-average regular rate when you worked two different rates in the same week.
How to use this overtime pay calculator
FLSA overtime is 1.5× the regular rate of pay, which is a weighted average if you had two jobs or two rates in the same week. This overtime pay calculator applies that blend when you fill in a second rate. For daily California splits, use the Overtime Calculator instead.
Formula
Worked example
48 hours at $20: 8 OT × $30 = $240 OT + $800 regular = $1,040. If 30 hours at $20 and 18 at $30, the blended regular rate is $23.75 and OT uses that.
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Frequently asked questions
How is overtime pay calculated?
OT hours × regular rate × 1.5, plus straight time on all hours (or equivalent).
What is a blended regular rate?
Total straight-time pay divided by total hours when rates differ.
Do bonuses count?
Some nondiscretionary bonuses must go into the regular rate. This tool does not add bonuses.
Results are estimates for informational purposes and are not financial, legal, or professional advice. Last reviewed 2026-08-19.