What these roles pay

Read from employers' own job postings — the ones that publish a salary. No survey, no self-reported figures, nobody's guess. Every number below says how many postings and how many employers it rests on, and we do not publish a cell that rests on too few of either.

Most employers publish nothing, so these figures describe the ones that do — which skew larger and more international than a market as a whole. Expect them to sit above what the same job pays at a smaller local employer.

Every figure covers a whole country or region. These say what a market pays, which is not the same as what one job pays — use them to judge an offer against its market, not to price a particular title.

Worked out on 12/11/2026.

Median pay by area, from employers' own job postings
Detail
Everywhere we read€145,005842
United States€152,166663
Europe€75,600240
Canada€98,360123
United Kingdom€131,926102
Benelux€49,03755
Netherlands€47,90450
DACH€75,00054
Germany€80,00047
France€63,73831
Iberia€64,94728
Ireland€105,30020
Italy€54,91226
Austria€70,0006
Spain€76,00014
India€30,44817
Portugal€53,70615
Brazil€57,76911
Poland€53,06812
Australia€110,17516
the European Union€107,5009
Lithuania€90,4685
the Nordics€83,1007
Mexico€65,4986
Singapore€133,8055

Not enough employers yet in 28 more countries. That is not a low figure — it is no figure. A country needs five employers and ten postings before we will print one, because below that a single employer's pay could be worked out from it.

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