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Tech salary transparency — who discloses pay

Across 1,647 tech employers measured over the last 90 days (active or since filled), just 14% of direct-apply postings disclose a salary range. 105 companies post a range on every role; 1,246 disclose on none. Measured from companies' own Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby boards — never inferred (how we measure). Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0.

Most transparent tech employers

Companies hiring at scale that post a salary range on the most roles (last 90 days, ≥10 postings).

CompanyDiscloses payPostings (n)
Baseten 100% 41
HireHangar 100% 41
Abridge 100% 40
Suno 100% 37
Air Apps 100% 35
Mercor organizes human intelligence to 100% 30
Fluidstack 100% 30
Lavendo 100% 29
Sentry 100% 29
Teleport 100% 25
Rula 100% 24
Reliable Robotics 100% 24
Illumio 100% 24
Appen 100% 23
MeridianLink 100% 23
GoodLeap 100% 22
SandboxAQ 100% 22
Assured 100% 22
Ironclad 100% 21
Rain 100% 21
Gridware 100% 21
Astera 100% 21
Traba 100% 20
Persona 100% 20
Onebrief 100% 20

Least transparent high-volume hirers

Employers posting many roles (≥20 in the window) with the fewest disclosed ranges — a clear policy, not a small sample.

CompanyDiscloses payPostings (n)
Speechify 0% 1974
Anduril Industries 0% 566
SpaceX 0% 393
Waymo 0% 330
Roblox 0% 255
Databricks 0% 254
Coupang 0% 252
Thrad 0% 224
Anthropic 0% 222
Okta 0% 221
Encora 0% 219
Stripe 0% 207
Binance 0% 207
NICE 0% 200
Grafana Labs 0% 181
Roku 0% 179
OKX 0% 174
PureStorage 0% 173
Toast 0% 161
Airbnb 0% 160
Pinterest 0% 154
Spotify 0% 153
Zscaler 0% 153
Cloudflare 0% 146
CoreWeave 0% 142
Methodology

For each company we take every distinct posting (deduped by company + title) seen in the last 90 days — active or since-closed, so the rate reflects recent practice, not just whatever's open today — and compute the share that disclosed a salary range. A company appears once it has ≥10 postings in the window; the "least transparent" list requires ≥20 so it reflects a clear policy. Staffing agencies are excluded. Employer-reported, never inferred. As of 2026-06-30. This 90-day practice rate is measured over a different window than the share of currently-open roles that disclose — same data, different window, so the two figures differ slightly by design. Full method.

Common questions

What share of tech jobs disclose salary? (as of 2026-06-30)

Across 1,647 tech employers measured over the last 90 days, only 14% of direct-apply postings (active or filled in the window) disclose a salary range — measured from companies' own Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby boards, never inferred.

Which companies are most transparent about pay?

The most transparent tech employers post a salary range on every role: Baseten (100%, n=41), HireHangar (100%, n=41), Abridge (100%, n=40), Suno (100%, n=37), Air Apps (100%, n=35).

Which high-volume tech companies don't disclose salary?

Among employers hiring at scale, these post the fewest ranges: Speechify (0%, n=1974), Anduril Industries (0%, n=566), SpaceX (0%, n=393), Waymo (0%, n=330), Roblox (0%, n=255).

How is salary transparency measured? (method, as of 2026-06-30)

For each company we take every distinct posting seen in the last 90 days (active or since-closed) and compute the share that disclosed a salary range. A company appears once it has at least 10 postings in the window (the 'least transparent' list requires 20+ so it reflects a clear policy, not a small sample). Staffing agencies are excluded.

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