Settlement Calculator

See what your settlement could be worth in 2 minutes. This gives you a broad, indicative range — then one of our solicitors can give you a precise figure, free of charge.

Get your indicative range

Leave blank if unsure — we'll estimate a typical figure for your length of service.

Why this is a range, not a number

Unlike statutory redundancy pay, there's no fixed formula for what a settlement agreement should be worth — it depends on your notice pay, length of service, any redundancy entitlement, accrued holiday, and a negotiated element reflecting the strength of your position. Where discrimination, whistleblowing, or another protected reason is involved, compensation is uncapped and can be substantially higher than a standard exit. This tool gives you a sensible starting point in two minutes; it is not legal or financial advice, and it cannot replace a solicitor reviewing your actual circumstances.

What typically makes up a settlement payment

  • Notice pay (or pay in lieu of notice)
  • Any redundancy payment you're entitled to — see our redundancy calculator for the statutory figure
  • Accrued but untaken holiday pay
  • A negotiated compensation element for loss of employment and agreeing not to bring claims
  • Any enhanced or contractual terms your employer offers above the legal minimum

Get your precise figure, free

A free assessment with one of our specialist solicitors will look at your actual contract, the circumstances of your exit, and the strength of any claims — and tell you clearly whether what's on the table is fair, and what a properly negotiated settlement should look like. In most settlement agreement cases, your employer's legal fee contribution covers our costs in full, so there's no cost to you.

Want a precise figure, not a range? Get a free assessment.

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