BATTLE PLAN MIL
BATTLE PLAN MIL

Calculators

Free military pay calculators

Four tools, all client-side - every input stays in your browser and we never see your numbers. Checked against the official 2026 rate tables. Print or save any result as a PDF.

We don't store your financial data. Calculator inputs stay on your device. We never see them.

01 LES Translator Turn 30 cryptic line items into "what you earn / what you take home." Try it 02 BRS Match Optimizer Find out exactly how much free retirement money you're leaving on the table. Try it 03 PCS Cost Estimator Reimbursements minus reality. Plan the gap before the gap plans you. Try it 04 Deployment Window Stack CZTE, SDP, and elevated TSP limits together. See the total dollar value waiting in your next deployment. Try it

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Common questions

Are these military pay calculators really free?

Yes. All four calculators are free with no signup, no paywall, and no ads. They are the free preview of the paid Battle Plan toolkit — binders and spreadsheets sold on Etsy.

Do you see or store the pay numbers I enter?

No. Every calculator runs entirely in your browser. Your inputs are never saved or transmitted — close the tab and they are gone. Print or save a PDF if you want a copy of your results.

Where do the 2026 rates come from?

Every figure is checked against the official 2026 rate tables, and each rate lists its source and last-verified date on our rates page. Battle Plan Mil is a private, veteran-owned business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Defense or any government agency.

Which calculator should I start with?

Grab your latest LES and start with the LES calculator to see what you earn versus what comes home. If you have PCS orders, use the PCS cost calculator; if a deployment is coming, use the deployment pay calculator; otherwise the BRS TSP match calculator takes about thirty seconds.

Every rate we use is documented on the 2026 rates page with its source and last-verified date.