Paycheck Calculator US - Pay44

Paycheck Calculator US - Pay44 shows you exactly how much you'll take home after taxes in seconds. No ads, no account required—just enter your hourly rate or salary, set your W-4 filing status, and see your net pay instantly.

Calculate your actual paycheck with federal and state taxes for all 50 states plus DC, Social Security, Medicare, and 2025 IRS tax brackets built in. Add overtime with custom multipliers, tips, commissions, bonuses, and pre-tax deductions like 401(k), HSA, and health insurance. Post-tax deductions such as Roth contributions, union dues, and garnishments are supported too. Choose any pay period—daily, weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly—to see what lands in your account.

Compare job offers side by side to discover which one actually pays more after taxes. Save multiple scenarios for different positions, raises, or hours, then simulate changes to preview how they affect your net pay. Export your calculations as PDF, image, CSV, or text for record-keeping or sharing with a financial advisor.

Understand where your money goes with the built-in budget planner. Combine multiple paychecks and track expenses with a visual waterfall chart and detailed breakdowns. See your effective tax rate at a glance and view projections for yearly income, total taxes paid, and take-home amounts. A visual grid shows exactly how many cents of every dollar you keep after all withholdings.

Your privacy is protected—all calculations stay on your device, and the app works completely offline. Paycheck Calculator US - Pay44 is available in 10 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Arabic, Korean, and Vietnamese.

Try Paydle, a daily tax-guessing game included in the app, or set payday reminders so you never lose track of when your check arrives. Switch between light and dark modes based on your preference.

Get accurate, private paycheck estimates at no cost. Always verify results against your official pay stub and consult IRS or state guidance for tax advice specific to your situation.