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How much SNAP will I get in Alaska?

Alaska has more than one food stamps (SNAP) maximum. The urban table for four people is $1,306 a month before income is counted. The form on this page starts there and lets you switch areas. These are fiscal year 2027 USDA allotments. We do not save the income you type. This site does not approve or deny benefits.

Simple answer

Alaska has three FY 2027 maximums. Urban is $392 for one person. Rural 1 is $499. Rural 2 is $608.

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Your estimate

About $392 a month.

This is a math example for Alaska. It is not a SNAP decision.

Which Alaska allotment area?

USDA prints three Alaska amounts. We did not verify which town is Urban, Rural 1, or Rural 2.

How we got there

  • Household size 1. Maximum allotment $392 for FY 2027.
  • Gross income $0. The 20 percent earned-income deduction is $0.
  • Standard deduction $371.
  • Utility amount you typed: $0. A FY 2027 state allowance was not in the memo we could read.
  • Shelter costs counted: $0.
  • Net income $0.
  • 30 percent of net income, rounded up, is $0.
  • The USDA example rounds 30 percent up to the next dollar. States may round other steps. This page does not save what you type.

Do not type an EBT card number, a PIN, or a login. This page does not save the numbers. It is not an application.

Last year's heating and cooling allowance

The FY 2027 memo was updated 2026-08-25 and did not include amounts we could read on 2026-10-16. These amounts are from the FY 2026 file, effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.

  • Central: $625
  • Northern: $825
  • Northwest: $1,107
  • Southcentral: $591
  • Southeast: $517
  • Southwest: $1,064

FY 2026 SUA spreadsheet · FY 2027 allotments

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Last checked: October 16, 2026

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What changed
  • October 1, 2026. FY 2027 SNAP allotments and deductions took effect. This estimator uses that table, including the $229 standard deduction for four people in the 48 states and D.C.
  • August 25, 2026. FNS updated the FY 2027 utility-allowance memo. It did not include amounts we could read, so heating allowances stay on the FY 2026 file and are labeled that way.
  • August 18, 2026. FNS updated the page for the FY 2026 standard utility allowance table.

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