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Overtime Pay Calculator: Time and a Half & 1.5x Pay Tool

Free time and a half calculator for U.S. workers. Calculate your 1.5x hourly pay, double time pay, and workweek overtime rules — state by state. Our 2026 FLSA-compliant calculator covers all 50 states.

How to Calculate Time and a Half Pay

Time and a half means your employer pays you 1.5 times your regular hourly rate for overtime hours. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), non-exempt employees are entitled to this 1.5x hourly pay for any hours worked over 40 in a workweek. For example, if you earn $25/hour, your time and a half rate is $37.50/hour.

Some states like California offer double time pay (2.0x) for hours worked over 12 in a single day, providing even greater protection for workers.

How to Calculate Overtime Pay

Enter Your Hourly Rate - Input your regular hourly wage
Add Your Hours - Enter hours worked per day and days per week
Get Your Results - See your total pay with overtime calculated

2026 US Federal and State Overtime Laws

Each state has unique workweek overtime rules. Our time and a half calculators follow your state's specific FLSA overtime laws for 2026, including daily overtime and holiday pay rates. Select your state to get started:

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Free Online Overtime Calculator

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