Estimate your pay at your state's minimum wage. Weekly, monthly, and yearly, with overtime and tipped rates built in, for all 50 states, DC, and the territories.
See weekly, monthly, and yearly pay at your state's minimum wage, including overtime.
Estimates for general information only, before taxes and deductions. Some states also require daily overtime, which can raise the total depending on your daily schedule. Always confirm with your state labor department.
The calculator starts from your state's current minimum wage, but you can type in any hourly rate to see how the math changes. It figures regular pay on the first 40 hours, adds time and a half on anything above that, and then projects the week out to a month and a year.
The federal rule is 1.5 times your rate after 40 hours in a week, and that's what the calculator uses. A handful of states go further with daily overtime, like California after 8 hours and Colorado after 12. For those states, treat the weekly result as a minimum, since a long single day can add more.
Flip to the tipped view and the calculator uses the cash wage your state lets employers pay tipped workers. In the seven states with no tip credit, that cash wage is the full minimum. Everywhere else, your employer has to top you up to the full minimum if tips fall short.
These are gross figures, before taxes and deductions, meant for a fast estimate. For an exact paycheck, check your pay stub or your state labor department.