See what the offer is really worth.
Salary is one line on the offer letter. Weigh the whole package, your current role against a new one, on equal footing and in real dollars.
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Start with salary and bonus.
Enter your current pay and the new offer. For bonus, use last year's actual figure against a realistic expectation, not the ceiling.
What the drive actually costs.
Fuel and wear add up over a year. Enter the round trip and how often each role lets you work from home. Maintenance is estimated at ten cents a mile.
Coverage is part of the paycheck.
Compare what each employer puts toward your coverage against what comes out of your own pay each year.
Match and fees compound.
A higher match and lower fees change the picture over a career. The match below is valued as a percent of each role's salary.
Days off carry a dollar value.
Vacation, holidays, and sick days are paid time. Enter them in days; each is valued at the role's daily rate.
The line items that get overlooked.
Add the annual value of any allowance or benefit each role provides. Leave a line at zero if it does not apply.
Where should we send your comparison?
Your full breakdown is ready. Enter your email and we will send it to read and keep, and reveal the summary here. It is your own model, in real annual dollars, not a quote.
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The full picture.
Adjust for a change in cost of living.
If the new role means a move, enter the difference in cost of living. Use a positive number for a more expensive area and a negative one for cheaper. A reference is at bestplaces.net.
Bring the breakdown to your Ambassador Group partner. The number is where a good conversation begins.
Know what it is worth before you answer.
A strong offer rewards a closer look. Bring the breakdown to your Ambassador Group partner and weigh it against the work, the people, and the next ten years.
Talk with a partner →More tools, same discipline: each one shows where its number comes from and what it leaves out.
Start with your number.
Enter your role and current pay to begin. You will see right here where that number sits against what the Bay Area market is advertising.
Beta part of our San Francisco Bay Area pay research.
Enter a pay figure to continue, or skip below.
- Where your number sits against the advertised range for your role, in full, to read and keep.
- How many of those postings advertise health coverage, a 401(k) match, and a vehicle allowance.
- A short reading list matched to where you land.