SNAP Calculator by State
SNAP’s maximum benefit is federal, but your state decides the gross income limit (130% to 200% of poverty), whether savings count, and how much it allows for utilities. Pick your state for a calculator already set up with its rules.
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Gross limits are for a household of three without anyone 60+ or disabled. Heating allowances marked * are last year’s figures because the state had not published its October 2026 value when we checked on October 5, 2026; 7 states and the Maryland calendar-year table are current.
| State | Max, 3 people | Gross limit | Asset test | Heat allowance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | none | $637* |
| Alaska | $1,032 | $5,692 (200%) | none | $591* |
| Arizona | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $323* |
| Arkansas | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $5,500 | $342* |
| California | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $686 |
| Colorado | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $594* |
| Connecticut | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $976* |
| Delaware | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $543* |
| District of Columbia | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $384* |
| Florida | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $445 |
| Georgia | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | none | $405* |
| Hawaii | $1,307 | $5,238 (200%) | none | by utility |
| Idaho | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $5,000 | $390* |
| Illinois | $808 | $3,757 (165%) | none | $565 |
| Indiana | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $5,000 | $504 |
| Iowa | $808 | $3,643 (160%) | none | $554* |
| Kansas | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $469* |
| Kentucky | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $388* |
| Louisiana | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $465* |
| Maine | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $1,096* |
| Maryland | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $572 |
| Massachusetts | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $914* |
| Michigan | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $706 |
| Minnesota | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $667* |
| Mississippi | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $308* |
| Missouri | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $509* |
| Montana | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $799* |
| Nebraska | $808 | $3,757 (165%) | $25,000 | $615* |
| Nevada | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $446* |
| New Hampshire | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $1,018* |
| New Jersey | $808 | $4,212 (185%) | none | pending |
| New Mexico | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $419* |
| New York | $808 | $2,960–$4,554 | some households | $1,062* |
| North Carolina | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $768* |
| North Dakota | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $772* |
| Ohio | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | none | $766* |
| Oklahoma | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | none | $412* |
| Oregon | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $515* |
| Pennsylvania | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $887 |
| Rhode Island | $808 | $4,212 (185%) | none | $844* |
| South Carolina | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | none | $388* |
| South Dakota | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $950* |
| Tennessee | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $485* |
| Texas | $808 | $3,757 (165%) | $5,000 | $464 |
| Utah | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $514* |
| Vermont | $808 | $4,212 (185%) | none | $1,096* |
| Virginia | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $375* |
| Washington | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $515* |
| West Virginia | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $518* |
| Wisconsin | $808 | $4,554 (200%) | none | $870* |
| Wyoming | $808 | $2,960 (130%) | $3,000 | $510* |
Sources: USDA FY2027 cost-of-living memo, FNS broad-based categorical eligibility chart (June 2026), state utility allowance notices listed on sources.