Datasets · model pay
Not a scrape of observed postings — modeled market pay from our combined survey-blend equation, applied across the canonical Job × Level grid. Base median with the p10 / p90 band, plus the full pay-element stack — bonus, TCC, equity, TDC. Buy the snapshot once, or subscribe to the maintained feed.
What it is
Observed datasets — BLS OEWS, posting scrapes — tell you what was recorded, with all the gaps and lumps of real-world data: thin cells, missing levels, no clean function cut. This is the other kind. We fit a combined survey-blend equation across roughly 250 surveys (source treated as a variable, so a survey's tendency to run high or low is modeled out), then run it across the full Job × Level grid. The result is a complete, rectangular dataset — every cell filled, on one consistent taxonomy.
That makes it the input you want for building pay structures, sanity-checking offers, or placing a range where no single survey has a clean read. It's the same equation that powers the platform's live pay predictions, packaged as a bulk, licensable file.
Pricing
One file today, or a maintained feed that refreshes as the model re-fits on new market data. Posted prices — no quote, no sales call.
Snapshot · one-time
$490one-time
A one-time export of the full modeled grid as it stands today. Buy it once, own the file — no subscription. The fastest way to get the numbers into your own model.
Maintained feed · monthly
$149/ month
Stay current. The dataset refreshes as the survey-blend equation is re-fit on new market data — you always pull the latest. Snapshot exports included; cancel anytime.
Maintained feed · annual
$1,490/ year
The same maintained feed, billed annually — two months off versus monthly. For teams that treat market pay as a standing input, not a one-off pull.
Checkout is Stripe-hosted. The snapshot is a one-time purchase; the feeds are subscriptions you can cancel anytime. Your download link arrives on the receipt.
What you get
Every modeled cell across the canonical super-functions and universal levels — a full, rectangular dataset, not a sparse scrape. National by default, with state grain available.
Not just a midpoint — the modeled distribution. Base median with the 10th and 90th percentile band so you can place a range, not guess one.
Bonus, total cash compensation (TCC), an equity wide-band, and total direct compensation (TDC) — the whole comp picture, not base alone.
Watermarked CSV and JSON, keyed on the same level and function taxonomy the rest of the platform uses. Load it, join it, done.
Straight about the data
This is modeled market pay — a model's best read of the market, not your organization's own pay data and not a licensed survey you can cite to a board verbatim. It's a reference you build on and adapt to your job architecture. The files are watermarked CSV + JSON, licensed for your team's internal use, not resale or redistribution. If you need a model built on a survey your board recognizes — Aon/Radford, Mercer, WTW — that's the bring-your-own-survey build, not this file.
Buy the snapshot once for $490, or subscribe to the maintained feed and always pull the latest.