If you are like me and spend a lot of time here on the Steem blockchain, then it can often be difficult to find out how much and when you will get your payout. Sure, it might not be too difficult with your posts, but there are two big problems that makes it a hassle to find out how much pending payout you got:

1) **The amount displayed on Steemit is incorrect**. Steemit still considers SBD to be pegged to 1 USD, while this is not the case in real life. It also does not account for the curation rewards that are on the post, which is generally 25 %. However, since the SBD peg is long gone, the amount you actually earn will be a lot higher than what you see on Steemit, and a $100 post can actually be worth closer to $150 for the author. 
2) It’s really annoying to find out which comments that earned you a few cents or dollars if you post lots of them every time. Even people who write good, original comments can post 50+ each day if they are active on the blockchain, Finding and calculation the incoming payout can be really annoying. 

So, how do we do this a lot easier? The answer is simple; use a third-party tool! 

## steem.supply by @dragosroua
Go head over to http://steem.supply. Once you are there, type in your username, or the username of another person you want to see, and you will get all the information you could possibly need about your pending payouts! 

<center>![steemsupply1.jpg](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWBWUcnEFSZxpNSf7WJN8CF9p7EE3ss12fEgBxAVMPm3q)</center>

As you can see, right at the top here you can see the total potential rewards, as well as how much that will make your account grow. However, you should scroll a bit down to get to get good stuff!

<center>![steemsupply2.jpg](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWFbk4PoGJzUum1p72GCxpXn9zdjuUwJgPxveUYTgHoyy)
</center>

Here you can see all the posts that are pending payout, see the total for each day, and see how long before the payout is ready. There’s also a tab for comments, which is amazing if you want to see which comments that are most upvoted at a quick glance. 

If you want a closer look at who upvotes your posts or comments, just click on them to get a nice pie chart to study. I’m not a big fan of pie charts personally, but it is more than enough for this purpose. 

<center>![steemsupply3.jpg](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmfMJgfY2MMUbVr9BGmGEuVbf4ukB5uvrC7CLmgSkzb16R)
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While the image above is nice, the real chart is hoverable, so you can get a lot more information about who votes for your content by hovering your mouse over it. 

And this is pretty much it. While the website won’t revolutionize your Steem experience, it will certainly make it very easy to find out just how much money you actually make on a weekly basis. It’s of course important to keep in mind that all the numbers there are estimates, and many things could change before you get your payout, such as more upvotes, changes in the Steem or SBD value, or even flags. 

The tool was created by @dragosroua, so go and give him a follow if you want to stay up-to-date with the development of the tool. 

## More Steem tips
I've written a few Steem tips in the past, so check them out if you are interested in learning more about the cool stuff you can do on this amazing blockchain!

- [Steem tip #1: All users who create unique and high-quality content should join the @qurator guild and get roughly $1 votes on your posts every day](https://steemit.com/qurator/@valth/steem-tip-1-all-users-who-create-unique-and-high-quality-content-should-join-the-qurator-guild-and-get-roughly-usd1-votes-on). (This is a bit outdated now, but the general information still applies - and it's still worth it by a long shot!)
- [Steem tip #2: How you can easily create a Steem accounts for your friends, so they don’t need to wait for Steemit to confirm their accounts](https://steemit.com/steem/@valth/steem-tip-2-how-you-can-easily-create-a-steem-accounts-for-your-friends-so-they-don-t-need-to-wait-for-steemit-to-confirm-their). 
- [Steem tip #3: How to send encrypted messaged to other users on the Steem blockchain](https://steemit.com/steem/@valth/steem-tip-3-how-to-send-encrypted-messaged-to-other-users-on-the-steem-blockchain).
- [Steem tip #3 Update: Do NOT send encrypted messages from any other apps than Steemit.com](https://steemit.com/steem/@valth/update-to-steem-tip-3-do-not-send-encrypted-messages-from-any-other-apps-than-steemit-com).

## <center>About @valth</center>
Hey, I'm @valth - the author of this post. I love to write about nature, biology, animals, nature conservation, ecology and other related branches of science, and I occasionally write about my life, about Steem or about random stuff as well. I'm trying my best to write at least one post every day, so make sure to give me a follow if you enjoy my content and want to see more of it. 

### <center>Join the @valth community!</center>
I love nothing more than to engage with my readers, so please join the @valth community in the comment section. You will definitely find more information about the topic, personal experiences, questions, and even opposing views down there, so don't miss out on learning more. 

[I always reward users who post good comments](https://steemit.com/blog/@valth/why-i-m-spending-most-of-my-voting-power-on-rewarding-people-who-comment-on-my-posts), so please take the opportunity to share your views and get a small upvote in exchange for it.