UK salary clarity

Know what a change in pay is actually worth.

Pay rise. New job. Bonus. Day rate. Pension. Netly Pay helps you see what actually reaches your bank account — without creating an account.

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Estimated take-home pay
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Annual net pay · you keep 0% of gross pay.
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Where the money goes
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Income Tax£0
Employee National Insurance£0
Student / postgraduate loan£0
Estimated take-home£0
Salary comparison
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Built for the question behind the salary.

The headline number is rarely what matters. Netly focuses on what reaches your bank account and how much a change in gross pay may actually be worth.

Calculate a pay rise

See how much of a percentage or fixed annual increase could actually reach your bank account.

Include real deductions

Model standard PAYE, employee NI, student loans and salary-sacrifice pension contributions.

Convert day rates

Use the separate day-rate tool to compare contracting-style rates with annual salary equivalents.

2026 pay guide

Teacher 3.5% pay rise 2026

See the current proposed England and London teacher pay points and estimate what the September 2026 award could mean for take-home pay.

View teacher pay guide →

Transparent estimates

See the assumptions behind the answer.

Netly Pay uses published 2026/27 UK tax, NI and student-loan thresholds and explains where an annual estimate can differ from payroll. Results are designed for salary comparisons and reasonableness checks, not as a replacement for HMRC or payroll advice.

Read the calculation methodology →   View the 2026/27 rates →

Methodology & sources·2026/27 rates·Last site review: 27 September 2026
2026/27 calculation basis & rates