How much SNAP will I get in Connecticut?
In Connecticut, the largest food stamps (SNAP) benefit for four people is $1,023 a month before income is counted. That is the 48-state fiscal year 2027 maximum. Income lowers the benefit. Type your numbers in the form. We keep a pay range only. We do not ask for an EBT card number or a PIN.
Simple answer
One person can get up to $306 a month. Four people can get up to $1,023.
Type your income below. The green box updates. We save a pay range, not the exact amount.
Your estimate
About $306 a month.
This is a math example for Connecticut. It is not a SNAP decision.
How we got there
- Household size 1. Maximum allotment $306 for FY 2027.
- Gross income $0. The 20 percent earned-income deduction is $0.
- Standard deduction $217.
- 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 saves a pay range, not the exact dollars.
Do not type an EBT card number, a PIN, or a login. We save pay and rent as ranges, not the exact dollars, and we do not save medical bills or a disability answer. 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.
- Connecticut: $976
Other tools in Connecticut
Last checked: October 16, 2026
Sources
- FNA SNAP cost-of-living adjustment page, FY 2027 tables Effective October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027.
- FNA SNAP eligibility page
- FNA FY 2026 standard utility allowance table Page updated 2026-08-18. Effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.
- FNA FY 2027 standard utility allowance memo Page updated 2026-08-25. The memo did not include a table we could read.
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.