Tithe Calculator

Use this simple tithe calculator to work out your tithe based on weekly, biweekly, monthly, or annual income. Whether you want to calculate a full ten percent or explore what regular giving could look like, this tool makes it easy to get a clear number in seconds.

Calculate Your Tithe

Enter your income, choose how often you are paid, and set your giving percentage.

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Enter your income above to see your tithe calculation.

What is a tithe?

A tithe is traditionally understood as ten percent of a person's income given to God, usually through the local church. While many people use ten percent as the standard, others begin with a smaller percentage and grow over time.

This calculator is designed to help people put a real number to that decision.

How to calculate your tithe

The basic formula is simple: Income × tithe percentage = tithe amount.

  • If you earn $1,000 per week, a 10 percent tithe is $100
  • If you earn $5,000 per month, a 10 percent tithe is $500
  • If you earn $60,000 per year, a 10 percent tithe is $6,000

Many people use ten percent because that is the traditional definition of a tithe, but some take a more flexible approach. What matters most is giving intentionally and consistently.

Should you tithe on gross or net income?

This is one of the most common questions people ask.

Some people tithe on gross income, meaning before taxes and deductions. Others tithe on net income, meaning what actually reaches their bank account.

There is no universal rule that settles this for everyone. Most people choose the approach they believe is right and stay consistent with it.

If someone is unsure, the best place to start is with an approach they can sustain.

What if you cannot afford a full tithe yet?

Not everyone starts at ten percent.

For many people, the better first step is simply to begin giving regularly. That might be two percent, five percent, or another number that feels realistic right now. What matters most is building the habit and treating generosity as a priority instead of an afterthought.

Over time, many people increase their giving as their circumstances change.

Tithe calculator examples

Weekly income of $1,200 at 10%

$120 per week

Monthly income of $4,500 at 10%

$450 per month

Annual income of $85,000 at 10%

$8,500 per year

Monthly income of $4,000 at 5%

$200 per month

Why people use a tithe calculator

A tithe calculator helps turn a general idea into a practical plan.

People use it to:

  • Understand what ten percent actually looks like
  • Set a realistic giving rhythm
  • Compare weekly, monthly, and annual amounts
  • Plan recurring giving more confidently

For churches, tools like this also make generosity feel more approachable. Instead of speaking in vague terms, people can see clear numbers and decide what consistent giving looks like for them.

Tithing in the Bible

Tithing in the Bible usually refers to giving a tenth as an act of worship and trust. In the Old Testament, it was part of worship and community life. In the New Testament, the emphasis shifts more toward generosity, willingness, and the posture of the heart.

If you want the broader biblical context, read our guide to tithing in the Bible.

Frequently asked questions

Make giving simple

For churches, consistency becomes much easier when giving is simple, clear, and available online. ChurchRaise helps churches offer modern church giving tools that make regular generosity easier for members and easier to manage for admins.

See ChurchRaise Giving

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