Double Time Calculator
Calculate double-time (2×) pay for holidays and extended overtime. Enter your hourly rate and hours to see your total.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you calculate double time?
Multiply your hourly rate by 2. For example, $20 an hour becomes $40 an hour at double time (20 × 2).
When does double time apply?
Double time is not required by federal law, but some states (such as California, over 12 hours in a day) and many employers pay it for holidays or long shifts.
What is double time for $25 an hour?
$50 an hour — your $25 rate multiplied by 2.