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About StateOvertime.com

Learn about our mission to help US workers understand and calculate overtime pay.

Our Mission

StateOvertime.com was created to help American workers understand and calculate their overtime pay accurately. Overtime rules can vary by state, making it confusing to understand what you're owed. Our free calculator makes it simple.

Why We Built This

US workers can lose money when they don't fully understand overtime laws. California has daily overtime rules. Alaska and Nevada have their own daily OT triggers. Federal FLSA rules provide the nationwide starting point. We wanted one tool that handles these variations accurately.

What We Offer

Free overtime calculator with state-specific rules

Federal FLSA compliance for all 50 states

California daily overtime (over 8 hours = 1.5x, over 12 hours = 2x)

Alaska & Nevada daily overtime rules

Employee Rights guide covering hours worked, records, and retaliation

Overtime Pay Guide explaining regular rates, bonuses, and calculations

Who runs State Overtime

State Overtime is independently operated and maintained as a free educational resource for workers. Content is reviewed against current information from the U.S. Department of Labor and official state labor agencies. State Overtime is not affiliated with any government agency, law firm, payroll company, or employer.

How information is reviewed

We compare each state guide with current information from the state labor agency and the U.S. Department of Labor. Pages include their review date and links to the primary government sources used. When a state does not have a general overtime law beyond the federal standard, the page explains that clearly.

Important Disclaimer

StateOvertime.com provides estimates for informational purposes only. We are not lawyers or accountants. For official calculations and legal advice, consult your HR department, state labor board, or an employment attorney.

Last reviewed: July 2026

State Overtime is an independent educational calculator and is not a law firm or government agency.