Self Employed Pay Stub – create a professional pay stub in minutes.
If you’re self-employed and someone’s asking for a pay stub, you don’t need payroll software. You just need a clean, simple stub that matches the income you actually earned.
You can print or save your pay stub as a PDF instantly after checkout.
How this self-employed pay stub generator works
No accounts, no monthly plan, no software. Just one form, one payment, one professional pay stub you can use right away.
Add your name, business name, business address, pay period, pay date, pay frequency, and gross pay amount. This should match what you already earned.
Pay a flat $9.99 through Stripe using debit or credit card. No hidden fees, no subscriptions, and no account setup.
Right after payment, you get a professional pay stub on screen. You can print it or save it as a PDF from your browser.
When a self-employed pay stub actually helps
If you’re here, something probably triggered it. It’s usually one of these situations.
Bank asking for “recent pay stubs”? Some lenders are fine with tax returns, but many want the last 1–3 pay stubs that show what you’ve actually been paying yourself.
Landlord needs proof of income or wants pay stubs to go with your application. A pay stub like this is easier for them to read than a long explanation.
Some self-employed people like to keep simple pay stubs for their own records so they have a clean snapshot of what they paid themselves each period.
What your self-employed pay stub includes
You’re getting a simple formatted stub that looks like a real pay stub, not a thrown-together document.
- Business section with your business name and address
- Employee section with your name and a generated employee ID
- Pay period and pay date clearly labeled
- Stub ID for your records
- Current gross pay amount
- Deductions and net pay sections, even if you keep them at $0.00 for self-employed income
If you’re self-employed, you usually pay taxes separately instead of having them withheld on a paycheck.
That’s why most self-employed people use this stub with gross pay and net pay the same amount, and keep taxes handled through their own bookkeeping or their tax preparer.
Real talk: this is where a lot of people get confused. But if you’re self-employed and you’re paying your own taxes, it’s completely normal that your gross pay and net pay are the same amount.
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