Pay & take-home calculators

KeepWage is a free take-home pay calculator for the USA. Convert any hourly wage, salary, or paycheck to a yearly figure, then use the take-home calculator after tax to see your real net pay by state.

Use our free USA take home calculator to check your paycheck after tax in seconds. Jump straight to a Texas paycheck calculator, Ohio paycheck calculator, or New York paycheck calculator, estimate your Social Security tax, or work out self-employment tax on 1099 income.

Hourly → yearly

$8/hr $9/hr $10/hr $10.50/hr $11/hr $11.50/hr $12/hr $12.50/hr $13/hr $13.50/hr $14/hr $14.50/hr $15/hr $15.50/hr $16/hr $16.50/hr $17/hr $17.50/hr $18/hr $18.50/hr

Biweekly → yearly

$1,000 biweekly $1,100 biweekly $1,200 biweekly $1,300 biweekly $1,400 biweekly $1,500 biweekly $1,600 biweekly $1,700 biweekly $1,800 biweekly $1,900 biweekly $2,000 biweekly $2,100 biweekly

Weekly → yearly

$500/week $550/week $600/week $650/week $700/week $750/week $800/week $850/week $900/week $950/week $1,000/week $1,050/week

Monthly → yearly

$2,000/month $2,250/month $2,500/month $2,750/month $3,000/month $3,250/month $3,500/month $3,750/month $4,000/month $4,250/month $4,500/month $4,750/month

How much house can I afford?

On $40,000/yr On $45,000/yr On $50,000/yr On $55,000/yr On $60,000/yr On $65,000/yr On $70,000/yr On $75,000/yr On $80,000/yr On $85,000/yr On $90,000/yr On $95,000/yr On $100,000/yr On $105,000/yr On $110,000/yr On $115,000/yr

Overtime pay

$10/hr OT $11/hr OT $12/hr OT $13/hr OT $14/hr OT $15/hr OT $16/hr OT $17/hr OT $18/hr OT $19/hr OT $20/hr OT $21/hr OT $22/hr OT $23/hr OT $24/hr OT $25/hr OT

Is it a good salary?

Is $30,000 good?Is $35,000 good?Is $40,000 good?Is $45,000 good?Is $50,000 good?Is $55,000 good?Is $60,000 good?Is $65,000 good?Is $70,000 good?Is $75,000 good?Is $80,000 good?Is $85,000 good?Is $90,000 good?Is $95,000 good?Is $100,000 good?Is $105,000 good?

Car loan payments

$5,000 loan $7,500 loan $10,000 loan $12,500 loan $15,000 loan $17,500 loan $20,000 loan $22,500 loan $25,000 loan $27,500 loan $30,000 loan $32,500 loan $35,000 loan $37,500 loan $40,000 loan $42,500 loan

Investment returns ($10k invested in…)

the S&P 500, 2015 Bitcoin, 2015 gold, 2015 the Nasdaq Composite, 2015 Apple stock, 2015

Lottery after taxes (lump sum vs annuity)

Take-home calculator FAQs

How do I calculate my take-home pay?

Enter your gross wage — hourly, salary, or per paycheck — and our take home calculator subtracts federal income tax, Social Security (6.2%), Medicare (1.45%), and any state income tax to show your real net pay per year, month, and paycheck.

Is the KeepWage take-home calculator free to use?

Yes. Every pay-conversion and take-home pay calculator on KeepWage is 100% free, needs no sign-up, and works instantly in your browser.

Does the calculator cover every US state?

Yes. It models federal tax, FICA, and state income tax for all 50 states, including states with no income tax such as Texas and Florida where you keep more of your paycheck.