Income Percentile Calculator
Where does an income rank in the US distribution? Type a dollar figure, pick household or individual, and see the percentile against US Census Bureau 2022 data (the latest published cross-section).
Gross, before tax. Enter a single annual dollar amount.
Household = combined income of everyone under one roof. Individual = one full-time worker, 15+.
Percentile rank
62.5%
Above the median — top 37%.
Compared to the typical American
Median household income
$74,580
Your income vs. median
134%
To reach the 70th percentile
+$17,100
Above the 60th percentile by
$5,800
The full distribution (all US households)
10th
$17,100← you
20th
$30,000← you
30th
$43,200← you
40th
$57,400← you
50th
$74,580← you
60th
$94,200← you
70th
$117,100
80th
$153,000
90th
$216,000
95th
$295,000
99th
$650,000
Source: US Census Bureau, ASEC 2023 (income year 2022). Household figures are from Report P60-279 Table HINC-01. Individual figures are from PINC-10, full-time year-round workers age 15+. Numbers between published deciles are linearly interpolated. Top-tail (above the 99th) uses a log-scale extension since the published tables don't break out percentiles above 99 reliably.