ADP Calculator
Free US paycheck calculator for salary or hourly pay, with real 2025 federal tax and FICA. Estimate net pay — not affiliated with ADP.
Paycheck calculator
Estimate net pay from a salary or an hourly rate, after federal tax and FICA (US, tax year 2025).
Estimated take-home pay · bi-weekly (26/yr)
$1,932.63
$50,248.50 net per year · $4,187.38 per month
What this paycheck calculator does
Common use cases
- 1Estimating an hourly paycheck
- 2Converting hourly to annual pay
- 3Comparing salary vs contract rates
- 4Budgeting your net income
- 5Planning pre-tax contributions
- 6Checking take-home after a raise
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About paycheck calculations
A paycheck calculator turns your pay rate into estimated take-home pay. From your gross, it subtracts federal income tax (from the progressive brackets on your taxable income) and FICA — 6.2% Social Security up to the annual wage base plus 1.45% Medicare — to arrive at net pay.
For hourly pay, this tool annualizes as rate × hours × 52, then applies the real 2025 figures and standard deduction. It is an estimate for a W-2 employee and excludes credits, other withholdings and local taxes; state tax is a flat rate you enter. It is not tax advice and is not affiliated with ADP, Inc. — the name is a popular search term for paycheck calculators.
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Is this ADP's calculator?
No — it is an independent paycheck calculator and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ADP, Inc. The name is a common search term. It uses published IRS data to estimate your net pay.
Does it handle hourly pay?
Yes. Switch to hourly mode and enter your rate and weekly hours; it annualizes as rate × hours × 52 and then computes the tax.
What taxes are included?
Federal income tax (2025 brackets), Social Security and Medicare (FICA), and an optional flat state rate you supply. Local taxes and credits are not included.
Is it an estimate?
Yes — it assumes a W-2 employee taking the standard deduction and excludes credits and extra withholdings, so treat it as a close estimate rather than exact payroll.