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How many job adverts tell you the pay, and how they say it.
Updated 23 Sep 2026 from 501,381 advertsof US job adverts give no pay figure we could find. In the UK it is 79%, in Canada it is 72% and in Australia it is 96%.
Every live advert counted once. A few state pay only in an attachment we cannot read.
of UK adverts that state a yearly salary give one exact figure instead of a range. US: 21%.
Adverts stating a plausible yearly salary only.
UK job titles puts the salary right in the title with a £ sign (120 titles). In the US it is 1 in 89.
US job titles sell a sign-on bonus in the title itself. UK: 1.
When an advert does state pay, TUNAI puts it on the job's card, so you can see it before you open anything.
Every live advert TUNAI reads from employers’ own job boards and public job sites, counted once when the same job appears twice. Recounted every night; a number on this page changes only when the count behind it does, and a figure resting on too few adverts is left out rather than shown. The numbers are free to reuse with a link to this page (CSV, CC BY 4.0).
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