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Contact BonusPayCalc

One job: help you send a message we can act on. If you have found a formula error, a broken link, or a payout scenario the site does not cover, the checklist below tells us what we need in order to fix it without guessing.

Formula issue
Send page URL, inputs used, expected result, and where the formula seems wrong.
Missing scenario
Tell us which payout scenario is not covered: the plan type, how it pays out, and what the existing page could not answer.
Broken UX
Send device type, browser, page URL, and what happened before the issue appeared.

Best way to report an issue

  • Include the page URL.
  • List the numbers you entered.
  • Say what result you expected and why.
  • Include screenshots if the layout or result broke.
Short vague messages slow everything down. A detailed message turns into a faster fix.

Common contact reasons

Request a new calculator

Best when a payout scenario is genuinely not covered — tell us the plan type and how it pays out.

Report formula mismatch

Best when the formula output contradicts a worked example, compensation plan, or calculation method described on the page.

Suggest a content improvement

Best when the page exists but the explanation, comparison block, or internal links still leave too much ambiguity.

Before you send a message

Check the guide first if your question is about terminology. Many payout disputes are definition problems, not arithmetic problems.
Check methodology if your concern is about assumptions, source notes, or what the estimate is allowed to represent.
Check the right calculator if your plan is STI, STIP, commission, retention, or year-end. Broad bonus tools can be the wrong fit.

What we can and cannot help with

Can helpCannot help
A formula on this site that produces the wrong resultTelling you what your employer will pay you
A broken link, layout fault or calculator that will not runInterpreting your specific plan document
A payout scenario the site does not coverLegal, tax or HR advice of any kind
An explanation that is unclear or ambiguousDisputes with an employer about a payment
A benchmark figure that looks out of datePayroll or withholding calculations
Privacy requests and advertising questionsReviewing or endorsing compensation software

Email hello@bonuspaycalc.com. Messages are read by a person. Formula corrections are prioritised over everything else, because a wrong number on a page is the one fault that actively costs readers money.

Privacy requests should use the subject line “Privacy request” and are answered within 30 days. See the privacy policy for what rights apply and what data exists — which, for calculator inputs, is none.

Last reviewed 20 August 2026