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Paystub Pilot

Proof of income for the self-employed

Income verification documentation

Landlords and lenders ask for pay stubs, and nobody issues them to you when you work for yourself. Paystub Pilot builds a pay-stub-style PDF from self-employment, owner pay or gig income you can back up with bank deposits, invoices and 1099s, with YTD totals, and tax lines for your state when you pay yourself through payroll.

Create your pay stub

What the PDF includes

Format reviewers recognize

Employer or business details, worker details, pay period, gross pay, deductions, tax lines, YTD totals, and net pay in one PDF.

Bring the source records

Enter income that matches your bank statements, tax returns, invoices or platform summaries. Reviewers cross-check; the stub only helps when the backup agrees with it.

Preview before you pay

Generate the watermarked version first, check every line, and buy the clean PDF only when it is ready to share.

When you need proof of income

Apartment rental applications

Property managers want recent income in a format they can scan quickly, and they'll check it against your deposits.

Personal loan applications

Use the stub as a current-period summary alongside bank statements, tax returns and 1099s.

Government benefits

Some programs request current income documentation. Check the program instructions before submitting a self-prepared summary.

Credit card applications

Summarize current income when a financial institution asks for additional context beyond the application form.

Work for someone else?

Your employer's payroll already produced your stubs, and those are what a reviewer wants. Download them from the payroll portal. If you can't get in, ask HR for an employment verification letter.

Create a reviewable income summary

Start with the free watermarked preview. Download the clean PDF for $2.49 when the details are right. This is a record of income you already earn, not a substitute for employer verification.

Create your pay stub