KnowYourWorthBefore You Negotiate.

Salary ranges by role, level and city, a clear breakdown of base, bonus and equity, and the scripts to ask for what the role pays.

See What the Role Really Pays

Look up pay for any job title by experience level and city, shown as low, median and high, so you know where an offer sits.

See What the Role Really Pays

Pay, Explained.

Understand the numbers before you name one.

By role, level and city

COMPARE LIKE FOR LIKE

Pay by Level and City

Compare pay for the same role across experience levels and cities. See how much a promotion or a move to another city changes your range.

  • Junior to staff levels
  • City-by-city comparison
Pay by Level and City
Four-year view

LOOK PAST THE BASE

Total Compensation, Explained

Base salary is only part of the offer. See how bonus, equity and a joining bonus add up each year, and how equity vests over four years.

  • Base, bonus and equity split
  • Year-by-year totals
Total Compensation, Explained
Compare on total value

TWO OFFERS, ONE CLEAR ANSWER

Offer Comparison

Have more than one offer? Put them side by side and compare base, bonus, equity and joining bonus over four years, so you choose on total value.

  • Offers side by side
  • Four-year totals
Offer Comparison

Better Offers, Clearer Choices

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FAQ

Questions About Salary Insights

Where the numbers come from and how to use them.

  • Pay ranges for a job title by experience level and city, shown as low, median and high, plus how base pay, bonus and equity typically split for that role.

  • Ranges are built from recent job postings that list pay and from offers shared by MindMyJob users. Each range shows how many data points it is based on, so you can judge how reliable it is.

  • Enter the role, city, experience and offered base pay. You will see which percentile the offer falls in, the median for that role and how much room there usually is to negotiate.

  • You don't have to. Anchoring on the market range for the new role usually leads to a better offer than anchoring on your current pay. The negotiation scripts show how to say this politely.

  • Everything you are paid in a year: base salary, performance bonus, the yearly value of equity, and one-off payments such as a joining bonus. Comparing total compensation over four years gives a fairer picture than comparing base pay alone.

  • Yes. Add each offer's base, bonus, equity and joining bonus, and the comparison shows year-by-year and four-year totals side by side.

  • You can look up salary ranges for free. Offer checks and offer comparisons need a free MindMyJob account.