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2025 guideline table estimator

Federal Sentencing Calculator

Estimate the advisory federal imprisonment range by combining a total offense level with a criminal history category. Results use the U.S. Sentencing Commission’s 2025 Sentencing Table and are for educational use only.

Important: This is not legal advice and does not calculate offense-specific base levels, enhancements, departures, mandatory minimums, safety-valve eligibility, grouping, statutory maximums, or variances under 18 U.S.C. §3553(a).
What this calculator provides
  • Guideline range in months
  • Estimated years and midpoint
  • Sentencing-zone indication
  • Criminal-history category helper
  • Clear limitations and verification notes

Enter guideline values

Use values already determined under the applicable Guidelines Manual.
Allowed range: 1–43.
Entering points can auto-select the ordinary category. Special rules may override it.
Only a basic floor comparison; legal exceptions are not evaluated.
The displayed range will be flagged if it appears to exceed this user-entered maximum.
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Your estimate will appear here

Select the offense level and criminal history category, then calculate.

Advisory guideline range
24–30 months
Offense Level 15 · Criminal History Category III
Low end2.0 years
High end2.5 years
Midpoint27 months

Calculation summary

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Locate offense level

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Locate criminal history category

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Read the table intersection

Advisory, not automatic

Federal judges consult the Guidelines but also consider statutes and the factors in 18 U.S.C. §3553(a).

Category helper

Ordinary point ranges are I: 0–1, II: 2–3, III: 4–6, IV: 7–9, V: 10–12, and VI: 13+.

Special rules matter

Career-offender, armed-career-criminal, grouping, acceptance, substantial-assistance and other rules can materially change results.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an official federal sentencing calculation?

No. It is an unofficial educational estimator based only on the offense level and criminal-history category entered by the user.

Does it calculate my offense level?

No. Determining the correct offense level can require selecting the correct Chapter Two guideline, applying relevant conduct, enhancements, reductions, grouping rules and other provisions.

Can a judge sentence outside the displayed range?

Yes. Statutory limits, departures, variances, mandatory minimums, cooperation, safety-valve rules and case-specific factors may affect the final sentence.

Which Guidelines Manual does this use?

The embedded table is labeled for the 2025 Guidelines Manual, effective November 1, 2025. Always verify the manual applicable to the offense and sentencing date.

General Calculation Disclaimer

Results are estimates generated locally in your browser using standard formulas and general assumptions. They are for informational purposes only and may not reflect your specific circumstances. VisionVix accepts no liability for decisions based on this tool's output.

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