DocomintCalculatrice de Salaire Horaire
Calculez le salaire hebdomadaire et annuel à partir d'un taux horaire, heures supplémentaires à 1,5× incluses.
What is a Calculatrice de Salaire Horaire?
Converts an hourly rate into the weekly and annual figures that actually matter for budgeting or comparing job offers — including overtime at the standard 1.5× rate for hours worked beyond a normal week, which a flat hourly-times-hours calculation would understate.
How to use the Calculatrice de Salaire Horaire
- Enter your hourly rate, regular hours, overtime hours, and weeks worked per year
- Press Calculate
- Weekly and estimated annual pay appear instantly, calculated on your device
Formula
Weekly Pay = (Rate × Regular Hours) + (Rate × 1.5 × Overtime Hours) | Annual Pay = Weekly Pay × Weeks Worked
Overtime hours are paid at 1.5× the regular rate ("time and a half"), the standard US default, separately from regular hours at the base rate.
Example
$22/hour for 40 regular hours plus 5 overtime hours comes to $1,045 for the week ($880 regular + $165 overtime at 1.5×) — over a 52-week year with no unpaid time off, that's an estimated $54,340 in gross annual pay.
Common mistakes
- Assuming 1.5× overtime applies everywhere — actual overtime rules vary significantly by country, state, and job classification.
- Multiplying the weekly figure by a flat 52 without adjusting for unpaid vacation, holidays, or other time off.
- Treating the result as take-home pay — this is gross pay before any taxes or deductions.
Frequently asked questions
How is overtime pay calculated?
At the standard 1.5× ("time and a half") rate for hours worked beyond a normal work week in most US jurisdictions — overtime hours are paid at 1.5 times the regular hourly rate, not the same rate as regular hours.
Does this account for taxes taken out of my paycheck?
No — this calculates gross pay (before any deductions) from your hourly rate and hours worked. See Salary/Income Tax Calculator for an estimate of taxes on top of a given income figure.
Do overtime rules differ by state or country?
Yes, significantly — this uses the common US 1.5× threshold as a default assumption, but actual overtime thresholds, rates, and eligibility rules vary by country, US state, and sometimes by job classification. Check your local labor law for the rules that actually apply to you.
How do I calculate take-home (net) pay instead?
This calculates gross pay only. Feed the resulting annual figure into Salary/Income Tax Calculator to estimate federal tax, then subtract any other deductions (state tax, retirement contributions, benefits) for a rough net-pay estimate.
Is my numbers uploaded anywhere?
No — Calculatrice de Salaire Horaire runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript/WebAssembly. Your numbers is never sent to a server.