Privacy and data
How salary sharing works
Your number is never shown — only aggregates of five or more.
Updated July 30, 2026
Salary transparency helps everyone negotiate — but only if contributing is safe.
The rules
- Your salary entries are private. They never appear on your profile, in search, or anywhere public.
- Salary data only ever appears as aggregates — median and range for a role.
- An aggregate is shown only when at least five people have contributed to that segment. Below five, it's suppressed entirely, so no one can reverse-engineer an individual's number.
Where aggregates appear
The salary page, and on job listings without a posted range (as market context for similar roles). Employers are separately nudged to post real ranges.
Your controls
Add, edit, or remove your entries any time from your profile's salary section — it's password-gated behind your own login even on your own screen.
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