PIP rates from April 2024/25

Daily Living component

• Standard rate: £72.65
• Enhanced rate: £108.55

Mobility component

• Standard rate: £28.70
• Enhanced rate: £75.75

What rate will you get?

What rate, if any of PIP you are entitled to depends on how many points you are assessed as scoring for the daily living component and the mobility component..

You can read more about the PIP points system here.

And you can take our free PIP test to see how many points you assess yourself as scoring.  And bear in mind that the DWP may not agree with your view of how many points you should get.

If you are waiting for a decision to be made, you can use our PIP payment calculator to work out how much back pay you should get, depending on the award you are expecting.

What rates of PIP do most claimants get?

There are two rates of each component of PIP, making eight different possible award rates.

We’ve checked the most recent DWP figures using the department’s Stat-Xplore tool and so, while we can’t say what award any individual claimant will get, we can say that 97.8% of people who get PIP get over £70 a week. 

Only 2.2% of claimants get the lowest possible award, £28.70 for standard mobility on its own.

So it’s very likely that if you are eligible for PIP, you will get over £70 a month

And, as 60% get over £100 a week, there’s a good chance that you will get a three figure weekly award.

And over one third of people who get PIP (36.5%) get the maximum award of £184.30 a week.

You can see more about what rates of PIP claimants qualify at the bottom of this page.

Percentage of claimants who get each possible rate of PIP

Below are the eight possible PIP award rates, arranged in order of the percentage of claimants who get each rate, from the highest percentage to the lowest

• 36.5% of PIP claimants (1,333,931) get enhanced daily living and enhanced mobility:  £184.30pw
• 16% of PIP claimants (586,720) get standard daily living and no mobility:  £72.65pw
• 15.5%  of PIP claimants (565,808) get standard daily living and standard mobility: £101.35pw
• 12.4%  of PIP claimants (455,946) get standard daily living and enhanced mobility: £148.40pw
• 11.2% of PIP claimants (411,259) get enhanced daily living and standard mobility: £137.25pw
• 4.3% of PIP claimants (157,556) get enhanced daily living and no mobility: £108.55pw
• 2.2%  of PIP claimants (82,201) get no daily living and standard mobility 28.70pw
• 1.8%  of PIP claimants (65,724) get no daily living and enhanced  mobility £75.75pw

Alternatively, here are the same results arranged in order of size of award, from highest to lowest:

• 36.5% of PIP claimants (1,333,931) get enhanced daily living and enhanced mobility:  £184.30pw
• 12.4%  of PIP claimants (455,946) get standard daily living and enhanced mobility: £148.40pw
• 11.2% of PIP claimants (411,259) get enhanced daily living and standard mobility: £137.25pw
• 4.3% of PIP claimants (157,556) get enhanced daily living and no mobility: £108.55pw
• 15.5%  of PIP claimants (565,808) get standard daily living and standard mobility: £101.35pw
• 1.8%  of PIP claimants (65,724) get no daily living and enhanced mobility £75.75pw
• 16% of PIP claimants (586,720) get standard daily living and no mobility:  £72.65pw
• 2.2%  of PIP claimants (82,201) get no daily living and standard mobility 28.70pw

And here’s the number and percentage of the 3,660,084 PIP claimants who get each of the components of PIP:

Daily living

Enhanced  daily living: 1,902,740 claimants,  51.99%

Standard daily living:  1,608,474 claimants,  43.95%

Zero  daily living: 148,863  claimants, 4.07%

Mobility

Enhanced  mobility: 1,855,599  claimants, 50.70%

Standard  mobility: 1,059,275 claimants, 28.94%

Zero  mobility: 745,212 claimants,  20.36%