Take-Home Pay Calculator
See what you’ll really take home
Put in your assignment rate and we’ll show you every deduction, from our margin to your tax and National Insurance.
Your estimated take-home
£613.48a week from £937.50 of assignment income
- Per hour, after tax
- £16.36
- Total payments
- £757.74
Full breakdown
Weekly figures, 2026/27 tax year.
Company income and costs
- Company income received
- £937.50
- Apprenticeship Levy0.5% of total payments
- £3.79
- Employer's NI15% of total payments above £96 a week
- £99.26
- Employer's pension3% of pensionable earnings
- £20.14
- Company margin
- £23.00
Payments
- Gross pay
- £709.70
- Holiday pay12.07%, paid with each week's pay
- £81.61
- Pension (salary sacrifice)5% of pensionable earnings, taken before tax and NI
- (£33.57)
- Total payments
- £757.74
Deductions
- PAYE (income tax)Tax code 1257L
- £103.00
- Employee's NIC
- £41.26
- Total deductions
- £144.26
- Net payment
- £613.48
Disclaimer: these figures are an estimate for illustration only and are not legally binding. They are not an offer of employment, a contract or financial advice. Your actual pay will be as shown on your payslip.
How we work it out
- Figures use 2026/27 tax, National Insurance and student loan rates, and assume you are paid the same every week of the tax year on a cumulative tax code.
- The assignment rate is what your agency pays us, not what you are paid. Employer's National Insurance, the Apprenticeship Levy and employer pension contributions are costs of employing you, so they come out of it before your gross pay is worked out.
- Holiday pay is rolled up at 12.07% and paid with each week's pay.
- Pension starts from your first day, on pensionable earnings between £120 and £967 a week, with 3% from the employer. By salary sacrifice your 5% is taken before tax and NI; in the standard scheme it is taken after tax, and HMRC adds basic-rate tax relief to your pot.
- Both packages carry the £23 company margin. The Extra package's additional £7 is taken from your net pay.
- Expenses and one-off payments are not included. Your first payslip may differ if you start mid-year or have an emergency tax code.
This calculator gives an estimate only and is not legally binding. Your payslip will show the exact figures.
Happy with the numbers?
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