⚡ Hourly to Salary with Overtime Calculator
Estimate your yearly compensation including standard hours, time-and-a-half overtime, and double-time premiums.
How to Use This Calculator
Input Hourly Rate and Hours
Include your typical weekly schedule with separate entries for overtime and double-time hours.
Set Weeks per Year
Use 52 for continuous employment or reduce for seasonal work or unpaid time off.
Calculate Salary
The tool converts weekly earnings into annual, monthly, and weekly salary equivalents.
Analyze Components
Review regular, overtime, and double-time contributions to plan income goals or negotiate scheduling.
Formula
Weekly Earnings = Hourly Rate × Regular Hours + Hourly Rate × 1.5 × Overtime Hours + Hourly Rate × 2 × Double-Time Hours
Annual Salary = Weekly Earnings × Weeks per Year
Monthly Salary = Annual Salary ÷ 12
Adjust multipliers if your contract uses different overtime premiums.
Employers may have unique overtime policies; consult HR for exact multipliers. This calculator assumes standard 1.5× and 2× rates.
Full Description
Many hourly workers earn significant income from overtime and double time. This calculator converts those weekly patterns into an annual salary figure, making it easier to compare against salaried job offers or plan financial goals.
Adjust overtime and double-time inputs to reflect on-call rotations, peak seasons, or union contracts. The detailed breakdown reveals how much of your pay originates from premium hours.
Who Benefits from This Tool?
- Manufacturing and healthcare professionals with rotating shifts.
- Utility and emergency workers receiving double time for holidays.
- Employers modeling compensation scenarios for staffing plans.
- Employees preparing documentation for mortgages or vehicle loans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use different overtime multipliers?
This tool uses 1.5× and 2×. If your contract specifies other rates (e.g., 1.25×), adjust the input hours or multiply results manually.
How do holiday premiums factor in?
Enter holiday hours under the double-time field if they are paid at 2×. For other rates, perform a separate calculation and add to the total.
What if overtime varies significantly?
Use an average based on several months to generate a representative annual salary estimate.
Does this include taxes and benefits?
No. The calculator returns gross income. Use take-home pay tools to estimate net earnings after deductions.