Jury Duty Pay Calculator by State
See how much you'll actually get paid for jury duty in your state.
- Arkansas$50.00/day
- Colorado$50.00/day
- Massachusetts$50.00/day
- North Dakota$50.00/day
- South Dakota$50.00/day
- Connecticut$0.00/day
- New Jersey$5.00/day
- Texas$6.00/day
- Missouri$6.00/day
- Pennsylvania$9.00/day
Jury Duty Pay Calculator by State — How Much Do You Earn?
Got summoned for jury duty in the U.S.? Pay varies wildly by state — Texas pays just $6/day while Arkansas and Massachusetts pay $50. This calculator shows your state's jury pay rate and the financial impact based on your normal wages.
How to use this tool
- 1
Pick your state
Pay rates vary 8× across states.
- 2
Enter days of jury service
Typical: 1–10 days.
- 3
Enter your normal daily wage
And whether employer pays during jury service.
- 4
See net financial impact
Plus the highest- and lowest-paying states.
Pro tips
- Many large employers (Fortune 500) pay full salary during jury duty — check your employee handbook.
- Federal jury duty pays better than state — $50/day starting, $60/day after 10 days.
- You can deduct unreimbursed jury duty pay if you gave it to your employer to keep your salary.
Frequently asked questions
Can I be fired for jury duty?
No — federal and state law protects your job during jury service. Employers can't fire or retaliate.
Do I have to serve?
Yes — failing to appear can result in fines or contempt of court. You can request rescheduling for legitimate hardship.
Is jury duty pay taxable?
Yes — it's reported on a 1099 if over $600 in a year, and always counts as taxable income.
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