Who Uses PayStubFlow
Pay Stubs for Shopify Sellers
Running a Shopify store means you're technically self-employed — Shopify doesn't issue pay stubs or W-2s. But landlords, lenders, and loan officers still want documented proof of income. PayStubFlow lets Shopify sellers pay themselves from their business account and generate a matching pay stub that reflects the owner's draw or salary. Enter your business name as the employer, your own name as the employee, the amount you paid yourself, and the pay period — you get a professional PDF ready to upload.
Full guide: Shopify pay stub generator →Pay Stubs for Rideshare and Delivery Drivers
Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash drivers are 1099 independent contractors — no W-2, no withholding, and the weekly Pay Statement (or Dasher Earnings screen) isn't formatted as a pay stub. Landlords, auto lenders, mortgage underwriters, and visa officers still expect one. PayStubFlow turns your weekly platform deposit into a pay stub with proper federal, state, Social Security, and Medicare lines. Each platform has a dedicated guide:
Pay Stubs for the Self-Employed & 1099 Contractors
Freelancers, Etsy sellers, Airbnb hosts, and other 1099 workers face the same problem: no W-2, no employer-issued pay stub, but plenty of situations that demand one (renting an apartment, applying for a mortgage, getting a car loan). Create a pay stub that documents what you actually paid yourself from your business — with correct federal, state, and FICA calculations based on your filing status and state.
Pay Stubs for Small Business Owners & LLCs
If you're an LLC owner, S-corp shareholder, or sole proprietor paying yourself a reasonable salary or owner's draw, PayStubFlow handles the standard tax breakdown — federal withholding, Social Security (6.2% up to $176,100), Medicare (1.45%), and state income tax for all 50 states. Keep a clean record of every distribution for bookkeeping, tax filing, and proof-of-income.