Quick Answer
Most hourly Amazon associates get their pay stub from the Amazon A to Z app or website (atoz.amazon.work) under the pay section. Because Amazon runs payroll through ADP, you may also view and download stubs and W-2s from the ADP portal. Former employees can often still use ADP; otherwise contact Amazon's Employee Resource Center (ERC). Amazon generally pays hourly associates weekly.
Amazon associates are paid as W-2 employees, so every paycheck comes with a pay stub detailing your hours, earnings, taxes, and take-home pay. Amazon splits access between its own A to Z app and the ADP payroll portal — here's how to use both to get your stub.
How to get your Amazon pay stub
Method 1 — Amazon A to Z
- Open the Amazon A to Z app, or go to atoz.amazon.work.
- Sign in with your Amazon login.
- Open the pay section.
- Select the pay period and view or download your stub.
Method 2 — ADP portal
Amazon processes payroll through ADP, so you can often view pay statements and W-2s there:
- Register on ADP using the company code from your onboarding.
- Verify your identity and create login credentials.
- Open pay statements to view, download, or print.
Method 3 — Your manager
If you can't log in to either system, your manager or site HR can help you regain access or point you to the right portal for your role.
Method 4 — Employee Resource Center (ERC)
Amazon's ERC can pull pay records and resend W-2s, and can help former employees who no longer have portal access.
When does Amazon pay you?
Amazon generally pays hourly warehouse and fulfillment associates weekly by direct deposit; salaried roles may follow a different schedule. Confirm your exact pay day with your team. Your stub always lists the pay period it covers — match those dates to your worked hours, and check that overtime (1.5× over 40 hours a week) is paid correctly.
Check your Amazon paycheck is correct
A lower-than-expected net is usually just withholding — federal tax, state tax, and FICA (7.65%) come out of every check. Confirm the numbers with the paycheck calculator, convert your rate to an annual figure with the hourly to salary calculator, or see what every line means in our guide to reading a pay stub.