What does this company actually pay?

Every H-1B employer files the salary it offers with the Department of Labor. We turn those filings into pay ranges by company, job title, city and level.

Median H-1B salary$122,699all certified filings, FY2025–FY2026
Certified filings931,595FY2025–FY2026
Employers with a page10,429365 jobs · 720 metro areas
Data throughFY2026 Q3Data refresh

Is your offer competitive?

Pick a job and enter the base salary in your offer. We compare it with certified H-1B filings for that job nationwide.

10th $100k25th $112.9kmedian $139.2k75th $172.2k90th $204.9k

Enter a salary to see where it falls.

Percentiles from certified H-1B filings, base salary only. For one employer or city, open its page.

Employers that file the most

The 10 employers with the most certified H-1B filings, FY2025–FY2026. Bar and figure: median base salary. All employers

Most filed jobs

Bar: share of all H-1B filings. Figure: median base salary. All jobs

Top cities

Median base salary in each metro area. Rent: HUD Fair Market Rent, FY2027. All cities

Salaries by experience level

Each filing carries a Department of Labor wage level. It is the closest thing to “entry level” vs “senior” in public pay data.

Level IEntry levelNew graduates, basic understanding of the role
Level IIQualifiedSome experience, moderately complex tasks
Level IIIExperiencedFull command of the job, independent judgment
Level IVFully competentSenior, lead and supervisory roles

Where the numbers come from

Before hiring on an H-1B visa, an employer must file a Labor Condition Application stating the job, worksite and salary. The Department of Labor publishes these filings every quarter. We include certified filings only and convert hourly or weekly pay to a yearly salary.

Read our methodology

What these numbers are not

Base salary only: no bonus or stock. A filing is not a visa approval, and one filing can cover several workers. Every page shows the fiscal years it is based on.