raise-calculator.com · Tools
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Shows after-tax take-home pay & hourly rate next to salaries on Indeed, LinkedIn, Glassdoor & ZipRecruiter. Know what a job actually pays — before you apply. Job posts show you a gross salary. Take-Home Pay shows you what actually lands in your bank account. As you browse listings, it adds a small badge next to each salary with your estimated after-tax take-home pay and hourly rate — no clicks, no copy-paste. ✅ Works automatically on Indeed, LinkedIn, Glassdoor and ZipRecruiter ✅ After-tax take-home — federal income tax, FICA (Social Security + Medicare), and state tax ✅ State-accurate — uses each listing's own location, so a California job and a Texas job are computed correctly and differently ✅ Hourly ↔ annual — converts ranges, "$80K–$100K", "$50/hr", "a year", etc. ✅ Click any badge for a full breakdown: gross, taxes, monthly take-home, effective rate Set it once. Choose single vs. married filing and your weekly hours in the popup. Prefer to compute everything in your own state (for remote work)? Switch to "Always use my state." Private by design. Everything runs locally in your browser. The extension reads only the salary text already shown on the page to do the math. It makes no network requests, has no servers, and collects nothing — your browsing and inputs never leave your device. The tax engine is the same one that powers raise-calculator.com, using 2026 federal brackets, the FICA wage base, and verified state tax tables. Estimates are for guidance and don't include local/city taxes, pre-tax deductions (401k, health), or credits. Built by the team behind raise-calculator.com.
Jun 24, 2026
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