Know your employment rights

Free AI-powered tools that calculate what you're owed and assess your legal position. Based on UK employment law. No signup required.

Free
No signup required
Confidential
Based on UK law

How it works

1

Answer a few questions

Tell us about your situation. Employment dates, salary, and what happened. Takes under 2 minutes.

2

Get your personalised result

Instant statutory calculation plus AI analysis that considers the specific details of your case.

3

Understand your next steps

Clear recommendations on what to do next — whether that is negotiating, seeking legal advice, or accepting an offer.

Based on authoritative sources

Employment Rights Act 1996
Equality Act 2010
ACAS Code of Practice
Current HMRC statutory rates

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these tools really free?

Yes, completely free. No signup, no credit card, no hidden fees. We may recommend a solicitor if appropriate — we are transparent about this in our funding disclosure.

Is this legal advice?

No. Our tools provide estimates and general guidance based on current UK employment law. For advice specific to your situation, consult a qualified employment solicitor. We can help you find one.

How accurate are the calculators?

Our statutory calculations use the same formulas and thresholds published by HMRC and ACAS. The AI analysis provides personalised commentary based on what you tell us — it highlights factors specific to your situation.

Is my information kept private?

Your assessment answers are not stored. We do not require an account or login. If you choose to save your results, we ask for an email address — that is our only data collection point.

Who built these tools?

FairExit is built by Ant vs Bear Advisory. We are not a law firm. Our tools are based on published UK employment legislation, ACAS guidance, and current HMRC rates. We are transparent about how we are funded.

Get clarity on your situation

Free tools based on UK employment law. No signup. No sales pitch. Just a clear answer and honest next steps.

Check Your Rights

This site provides general information about UK employment rights. It is not legal advice. For advice on your specific situation, consult a qualified employment solicitor. Our calculations are based on the Employment Rights Act 1996, Equality Act 2010, ACAS guidance, and current HMRC statutory rates.