US Salary explorer from job postings
Cost-of-living adjusted salary data beats raw numbers from Levels.fyi.

Job offer calculator when spreadsheets already do this fine.
Job seekers evaluating offers
Levels.fyi · Pave · Glassdoor
When I was evaluating roles, I kept running into tradeoffs that were hard to reason about. One offer might have a higher salary, another better benefits, fewer working hours, or lower commute cost. Comparing them side by side was surprisingly messy.
So this tool breaks compensation down into a few groups:
- pay (salary, bonus, equity)
- time (working hours, vacation, holidays, commute time)
- benefits paid by the employer (pension, insurance, allowances, etc)
- costs you carry yourself (commute, other job-related costs)
You can also add your own custom line items if something is missing.
https://stayorqu.it/true-compensation
It's still a simplification, but I've found it more useful than comparing salary alone.
Curious how others approach this. Do you try to quantify everything, or keep it more intuitive?
Cost-of-living adjusted salary data beats raw numbers from Levels.fyi.
Neighborhood-level salary conversions beat Numbeo—but data sourcing and maintenance unclear.
Numbeo alternative with neighborhood-level data for remote workers.
Object storage pricing with egress and ops costs—more specific than Vantage's general cloud calculator.
Yet another AI cost calculator in a sea of clones.
Structured offer matrix instead of salary comparison, but lacks ongoing negotiation or equity modeling.