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2027 ACA subsidy calculator

Pick your state, enter your household, and see what the 2027 rules actually give you. Built on the published percentage table, not a rule of thumb. An educational estimate — not a quote, an eligibility determination, or an offer of coverage.

Your household

Use the income you expect to report for 2027, not last year’s. Subsidies are settled against what you actually earn.

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Modified adjusted gross income for everyone on your tax return.

Including anyone you claim as a dependent.

Monthly, for your whole household. Entering the real figure from your county replaces the estimate and makes the credit below exact.

What the 2027 rules give you

Pre-filled with an example household so you can see how it works — change any number to make it yours. Updates instantly, nothing is stored.

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Your income is below the federal poverty level. In states that expanded Medicaid you would likely qualify for Medicaid instead. In states that did not, there is a coverage gap with no Medicaid and no marketplace credit. This is worth a phone call.
You qualify for cost-sharing reductions, but only on a silver plan. Buying bronze to save on premium throws this away. An advisor can walk you through what that means in dollars.
Your numbers appear here

Fill in your income, the people on your tax return, and your age. The math updates instantly as you type — nothing is stored, no email needed.

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This is an educational estimate, not a quote, an offer of coverage, or tax advice. Your poverty percentage and expected contribution come from the 2026 HHS poverty guidelines and IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-26. The benchmark is projected from KFF’s published 2026 state figure and filed — not approved — 2027 rate increases, scaled by the federal age curve. Final eligibility and pricing are determined by the Marketplace and the issuing carrier.