Alaska SNAP Benefits Calculator FY 2026

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Estimated Monthly SNAP Benefit $0
Gross Monthly Income: $0
Standard Deduction: $0
Earned Income Deduction (20%): $0
Shelter Deduction: $0
Medical Deduction: $0
Child Care Deduction: $0
Child Support Deduction: $0
Net Monthly Income: $0
Maximum Allotment: $0
Expected Food Contribution (30%): $0

Step 1: Select your household size and the region of Alaska where you live.

Step 2: Indicate if anyone in your household is elderly (age 60+) or has a disability.

Step 3: Input your total gross monthly income and any portion that is earned from work.

Step 4: Enter your monthly expenses for shelter, utilities, medical (if applicable), dependent care, and child support you pay.

Step 5: Add your total household assets (e.g., cash, bank accounts).

Step 6: The calculator will automatically estimate your eligibility and monthly SNAP benefit based on the Alaska FY 2026 guidelines (effective October 1, 2025).

For the most current information and to apply for benefits, visit:

Alaska Division of Public Assistance - SNAP

Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimate based on the FY 2026 Alaska SNAP guidelines. Actual benefits may vary based on your specific circumstances and final determination by the Alaska Division of Public Assistance. These figures are effective from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026.

Alaska SNAP Benefits 2025-2026: Frequently Asked Questions

What's the maximum SNAP benefit for a family of four in Alaska for 2025-2026?

Alaska families of four can get between $1,285 to $1,995 monthly. The amount depends on where you live in Alaska. Urban areas get $1,285, Rural 1 areas get $1,639, and Rural 2 areas get $1,995.

How much did Alaska SNAP benefits increase in October 2025?

Alaska SNAP benefits increased across all zones in October 2025. For example, a family of four in Urban Alaska now gets $1,285, up from $1,258 in 2025. Rural areas saw bigger increases with Rural 2 reaching $1,995 monthly.

What are Alaska's SNAP income limits for 2025-2026?

A family of four in Alaska can earn up to $4,354 gross monthly income. Net income can't exceed $3,350 per month. These limits are higher than the lower 48 states because of Alaska's higher cost of living.

What's the difference between Alaska Urban, Rural 1, and Rural 2 SNAP zones?

Alaska has three SNAP zones with different benefit amounts. Urban areas include cities like Anchorage and Fairbanks. Rural 1 covers smaller towns with some services. Rural 2 includes the most remote communities with the highest benefits.

How much can a single person get in Alaska SNAP benefits for 2025-2026?

Single people in Alaska can get $385 to $598 monthly in SNAP benefits. Urban areas provide $385, Rural 1 areas get $491, and Rural 2 areas receive $598. The minimum benefit for all zones is $31-$48.

What are Alaska's asset limits for SNAP in 2025-2026?

Most Alaska households can have up to $3,000 in assets. If someone in your household is 60 or older or disabled, you can have up to $4,500. These limits stayed the same from last year.

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