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Convert annual pay into monthly, biweekly, weekly and hourly amounts.
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Free US salary, paycheck, overtime and take-home pay calculators. Get clear estimates in seconds, with the assumptions kept visible.
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Built around the questions that come up at work, during an offer, or on payday.
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Three small steps, designed for a clearer next conversation about pay.
Enter your income
Add your annual salary or switch to one of the rate-based calculators.
Choose pay frequency & state
Select the conditions that shape your actual paycheck.
Get your estimate
See take-home pay and a readable tax-and-deduction breakdown.
Paycheck Calculators by State
Choose your work state for a focused calculator page and the current coverage note.
Salary after-tax guides
Start with a familiar salary, then personalize the estimate with your state and deductions.
Made for the real questions behind a paycheck.
Whether you are comparing an offer, planning overtime, or checking a benefit deduction, PayPilot keeps the math local, fast, and legible.
How our estimates work- Built for US workers
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- Calculator inputs stay in your browser
- Federal rules are separated for annual updates
- State coverage is never hidden behind a false-precision number
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you run a more personal estimate.
How much of a $75,000 salary do I take home?
Your take-home amount depends on filing status, work state, deductions, benefits and other withholding. Use the paycheck calculator to see the federal and payroll-tax estimate for your own assumptions.
How is paycheck tax calculated?
The calculator starts with gross pay, subtracts entered pre-tax deductions, estimates federal income tax using 2026 brackets and standard deductions, then adds employee Social Security and Medicare taxes. State coverage is plainly identified in the result.
What is the difference between gross and net pay?
Gross pay is earnings before taxes and deductions. Net pay, sometimes called take-home pay, is what remains after taxes, benefit deductions and other withholding.
Does overtime get taxed differently?
Overtime wages are generally subject to the same income and payroll tax rules as other wages. A larger check can have more withholding because more taxable wages were paid in that pay period.
Calculate Your Take-Home Pay
Start with your salary and receive a no-sign-up estimate with federal, payroll tax and deduction details.
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