Pay Transparency Intelligence Network

Real pay. Required by law. Every number is public record.

We track salary disclosures mandated by pay transparency laws across North America. No estimates. No surveys. Only what employers are legally required to post.

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Covered jurisdictions

Five regions.
One network.

ON
Ontario Pay Hub
Ontario Pay Transparency Act, 2018 · ESA Schedule 1
Jobs
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Canada
2018
Law since
BC
BC Pay Hub
BC Pay Transparency Act, SBC 2023 · Effective Nov 1, 2023
Jobs
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Canada
2023
Law since
NY
NY Pay Hub
NY Labor Law §194-b · Effective Sep 17, 2023
Jobs
🇺🇸
USA
2023
Law since
WA
WA Pay Hub
WA RCW 49.58.110 · Effective Jan 1, 2023
Jobs
🇺🇸
USA
2023
Law since
CA
CA Pay Hub
CA Labor Code §432.3 · Effective Jan 1, 2023
Jobs
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USA
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Colorado · Illinois · Maryland · Minnesota
Expanding 2026
How it works

Salary data from the source.

01 — Law
Mandated disclosure
Pay transparency laws require employers to post salary ranges on every public job listing. No disclosure = no posting. We collect what the law produced.
02 — Scrape
Direct from career sites
Our scrapers pull directly from company job boards daily — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday. No middleman aggregators, no data brokers.
03 — Insight
Context, not just numbers
Each region shows employer benchmarking, salary band analysis, and skill-pay correlation — so you can negotiate, not just browse.
All data is legally sourced. Every salary range on PayHub exists because an employer was required by law to post it. We don't estimate, interpolate, or crowdsource — we only publish what's in the public record.
NY Labor Law §194-b WA RCW 49.58.110 CA Labor Code §432.3 BC SBC 2023 ON ESA Sched. 1