Salary by Company and Level · Levels.fyi

Enter a company name or paste its Levels.fyi page link. You may also say the job title and country or area you want. Without a location, the results are for the United States.

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Use the connected Toolmu salary lookup for [company name or Levels.fyi company page link]. If I give a company name, check the available company list and continue only when one clear match is found. If none or several match, ask me for a page link or which company I mean. If I give [job title or kind of work], check the available job list and use one clear match; if several fit, ask me which one. Use [country or area] only if the lookup supports it; otherwise ask. When I do not give a location, use United States results. Before any extra company or role lookup that adds a charge, tell me the cost and ask for approval. For each level listed by the company, compare total pay, base pay, stock and bonus, include the number of salary records, keep individual examples separate from overall figures, preserve currency, and distinguish first-year pay from yearly averages.

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Compare [company name or Levels.fyi page link] and [job title]. If you give [country or area], use it; otherwise use the United States. For each company level, compare total pay, base pay, stock and bonus. Include how many salary records support each level. Keep individual examples separate.

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Salary by Company and Level · Levels.fyi

Enter a company name or paste its Levels.fyi page link. You may also say the job title and country or area you want. Without a location, the results are for the United States.

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Enter a company identifier to get compensation summaries by level, with optional job family and location choices. Available details include total compensation, base pay, stock and bonus, alongside each level’s count and example salary submissions. Percentile figures add distribution context. Your Agent can turn these results into a comparison while keeping the level summaries separate from individual records.

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Compare [company name or Levels.fyi page link] and [job title]. If you give [country or area], use it; otherwise use the United States. For each company level, compare total pay, base pay, stock and bonus. Include how many salary records support each level. Keep individual examples separate.

What to know

Salary submissions do not establish complete coverage of a company’s employees or a guaranteed offer. Compare amounts using the returned currency and compensation basis; first-year components and annual averages can differ.

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
queryParams`queryParams`	`object`	Required	Required fields `company_slug`
Location filter`queryParams.location`	`string`	Optional	Optional country or metro-area slug, such as germany or london-metro-area. Omit it for the default United States data.
Company identifier`queryParams.company_slug`	`string`	Required	Required Levels.fyi company identifier, such as google or meta. It is the slug, rather than an arbitrary company display name.
Job family`queryParams.job_family_slug`	`string`	Optional	Optional job-family identifier, such as software-engineer or product-manager.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [
    "queryParams"
  ],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "required": [
        "company_slug"
      ],
      "properties": {
        "location": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Location slug to filter salary data by geographic area. Accepts country slugs (e.g. 'germany', 'united-kingdom', 'india') or metro area slugs (e.g. 'london-metro-area', 'san-francisco-bay-area', 'greater-seattle-area'). When provided, results are filtered to that location and location_meta is populated. Omitting returns the default country data (United States)."
        },
        "company_slug": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Company slug identifier (e.g. 'google', 'meta', 'amazon'). Obtain from get_popular_companies or get_company_overview."
        },
        "job_family_slug": {
          "type": "string",
          "description": "Job family slug (e.g. 'software-engineer', 'product-manager', 'data-scientist'). Obtain from get_job_families."
        }
      },
      "additionalProperties": false
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
Returned job family`result.data.job_family`	`string`	Job-family name reported for this result. Check it alongside the requested scope.
Location currency`result.data.location_currency`	`string`	Currency reported for the requested salary view. Preserve it when displaying amounts; do not fix every location to USD.
Location context`result.data.location_meta`	`null`	Location context populated when a location is supplied. A null value provides no location detail in this field.
Company level names`result.data.levels.levels[].titles`	`array`	Names attached to a level in the company’s structure, such as L3 and SWE II.
Level description`result.data.levels.levels[].description`	`string \| null`	Source description of the company level, when provided. A missing description does not define equivalent scope at another company.
Level compensation summaries`result.data.averages`	`array`	Source compensation summaries grouped by level. Keep these separate from nested individual salary samples.
Summary level identifier`result.data.averages[].level`	`string`	Level identifier for this summary row.
Total compensation`result.data.averages[].total`	`number`	Total amount in the level summary. Read with the returned currency and compensation basis.
Base pay`result.data.averages[].base`	`number`	Base-pay component in the level summary.
Stock component`result.data.averages[].stock`	`number`	Stock amount in the level summary. Preserve the source basis rather than interpreting it as cash received.
Bonus component`result.data.averages[].bonus`	`number`	Bonus amount in the level summary. Do not replace absent or null amounts with zero.
Level summary count`result.data.averages[].count`	`number`	Count attached to this level summary. It is not an employee count or the number of nested examples.
Last-12-month count`result.data.averages[].count_last_12_months`	`number`	Source count labeled for the last 12 months. Keep it separate from the summary count and embedded samples.
Formatted pay amounts`result.data.averages[].formattedValues`	`object`	Source display text for total, base, stock and bonus. It may be rounded; retain raw numeric amounts for calculations.
Individual salary examples`result.data.averages[].samples`	`array`	Individual salary records embedded in a level summary, with their own location, experience and pay components. They are examples in this response, not all company employees or the full source dataset.
Median result record`result.data.median`	`object`	Detailed salary record selected by the source for its median result. Its individual pay components are not necessarily component medians.
Median basis`result.data.median.medianBasis`	`string`	Basis label used by the source, such as firstYear. Preserve it when interpreting the selected record.
First-year total compensation`result.data.median.firstYearTotalCompensation`	`number`	First-year total compensation in the selected median record. Do not assume it equals a recurring annual package.
Record base-pay currency`result.data.median.baseSalaryCurrency`	`string`	Currency attached to the selected record’s base salary.
Record stock currency`result.data.median.stockGrantCurrency`	`string`	Currency attached to the selected record’s stock grant.
Record bonus currency`result.data.median.bonusCurrency`	`null`	Currency attached to the selected record’s bonus, when supplied. A null value does not establish a currency.
Median-result count`result.data.median.count`	`number`	Source count attached to the median result. Its scope is separate from level and percentile counts.
Total compensation percentiles`result.data.percentiles.tc`	`object`	Reported total-compensation values at p10, p25, p50, p75 and p90. These describe the source distribution, not guaranteed offers.
Base-pay percentiles`result.data.percentiles.base_salary`	`object`	Reported base-pay percentile values, separate from the selected median record’s base salary.
Stock percentiles`result.data.percentiles.stock_grant`	`object`	Reported stock-grant percentile values. Read them with the result’s currency and basis.
Bonus percentiles`result.data.percentiles.bonus`	`object`	Reported bonus percentile values. An explicit zero remains zero.
Percentile count`result.data.percentiles.count`	`number`	Source count attached to the percentile section. Do not substitute another section’s count for it.
Stock vesting context`result.data.company.vesting_detail`	`string`	Company stock-vesting notes when available. They provide context for interpreting stock amounts, rather than a guarantee for an individual offer.

Additional notes

A salary record can distinguish first-year stock and bonuses from average annual values. Keep these measures separate when comparing an offer: a stock grant is not the same as cash received, and its vesting context matters.

The response attaches different counts to level summaries, percentile statistics and the median result. Embedded salary examples form another set. Keep these scopes separate instead of combining the counts into an employee total.

Google software-engineer compensation on Levels.fyi — an example of the company salary view

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No. The median result contains details from a salary record selected by the source. Its base, stock and bonus are not necessarily the separate medians of those components. Use the component percentile figures when you need those comparisons.

Salary by Company and Level · Levels.fyi

Salary by Company and Level · Levels.fyi

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Choose the company

Choose a role and place

Read the pay breakdown

Questions about this tool.

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Choose the company

Choose a role and place

Read the pay breakdown

Questions about this tool.

Does the median record give the median of every pay component?

Can I compare the same level name across companies?