Based on official state workers' comp board data · Updated January 2026
Free Workers' Comp Calculator — All 50 States
Use our free workers' comp calculator to estimate your weekly benefit in 60 seconds. Based on official 2026 state board rates. No signup required.
Official State Data
From state WC boards
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4.5M
Workplace injuries/year
$2,382
Highest state max/week
50
States covered + DC
Seasonal Guide
Working FIFA World Cup 2026? Know Your Workers' Comp Rights
Host city guide for event staff, hospitality, construction, and security workers across 11 US cities, 2 Canadian cities, and 3 Mexican cities. June 11 – July 19, 2026.
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Click your state to see detailed benefits, laws, and use the calculator.
AL
Alabama
Max $949/wk
AK
Alaska
Max $1,580/wk
AZ
Arizona
Max $793/wk
AR
Arkansas
Max $815/wk
CA
California
Max $1,764/wk
CO
Colorado
Max $1,314/wk
CT
Connecticut
Max $1,733/wk
DE
Delaware
Max $748/wk
FL
Florida
Max $1,099/wk
GA
Georgia
Max $875/wk
HI
Hawaii
Max $993/wk
ID
Idaho
Max $820/wk
IL
Illinois
Max $1,775/wk
IN
Indiana
Max $986/wk
IA
Iowa
Max $1,870/wk
KS
Kansas
Max $867/wk
KY
Kentucky
Max $1,155/wk
LA
Louisiana
Max $881/wk
ME
Maine
Max $807/wk
MD
Maryland
Max $1,322/wk
MA
Massachusetts
Max $1,811/wk
MI
Michigan
Max $1,144/wk
MN
Minnesota
Max $1,313/wk
MS
Mississippi
Max $660/wk
MO
Missouri
Max $974/wk
MT
Montana
Max $843/wk
NE
Nebraska
Max $988/wk
NV
Nevada
Max $1,044/wk
NH
New Hampshire
Max $2,382/wk
NJ
New Jersey
Max $1,145/wk
NM
New Mexico
Max $1,066/wk
NY
New York
Max $1,145/wk
NC
North Carolina
Max $1,204/wk
ND
North Dakota
Max $1,046/wk
OH
Ohio
Max $1,145/wk
OK
Oklahoma
Max $836/wk
OR
Oregon
Max $1,776/wk
PA
Pennsylvania
Max $1,394/wk
RI
Rhode Island
Max $2,040/wk
SC
South Carolina
Max $1,032/wk
SD
South Dakota
Max $1,228/wk
TN
Tennessee
Max $1,200/wk
TX
Texas
Max $1,135/wk
UT
Utah
Max $1,039/wk
VT
Vermont
Max $1,746/wk
VA
Virginia
Max $1,369/wk
WA
Washington
Max $1,697/wk
DC
Washington D.C.
Max $1,950/wk
WV
West Virginia
Max $886/wk
WI
Wisconsin
Max $1,621/wk
WY
Wyoming
Max $903/wk
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Workers Compensation Insurance Cost Calculator
Are you an employer? Estimate your workers compensation insurance premium by state, industry, and payroll. Rates vary dramatically — Texas, Florida, and California have some of the widest ranges.
| State | Office Worker | Roofing |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | $0.28 | $11.50 |
| Florida | $0.35 | $13.20 |
| California | $0.42 | $18.50 |
| New York | $0.38 | $15.80 |
| Illinois | $0.34 | $14.00 |
Estimated rates per $100 of payroll. Actual rates vary by carrier, experience modifier, and specific class code. Use our full calculator for an accurate quote.
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