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See what companies actually pay — from public government filings. Salary intelligence for every job seeker. JobScope shows real salary data from public U.S. government filings — directly on LinkedIn job pages. HOW IT WORKS When you open a job listing, JobScope looks up what that company filed in H-1B Labor Condition Applications (LCA) with the U.S. Department of Labor. These are legal documents certified under penalty of law — more reliable than crowdsourced estimates. WHAT YOU GET • Salary distribution: P25 · Median · P75 for the specific company, role, and state • Seniority level breakdown: Level I–IV with separate salary stats per level • Year-over-year trend: See if pay is rising or falling at this company • Offer comparison: Enter your offer to get an instant counter-suggestion • BLS national average: Fallback for roles not covered by H-1B filings (Sales, HR, Marketing) • Auto overlay: Salary card appears automatically when you open a job — no clicks needed HOW TO USE 1. Open any job listing on LinkedIn 2. A salary card appears automatically — or click the JobScope icon in the toolbar 3. Enter your years of experience to see the relevant seniority level and salary range 4. Enter your offer to compare it against real filing data DATA SOURCES • U.S. DOL OFLC H-1B LCA Disclosure Data (FY2023–2025) — 12,809 records • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OES May 2024 — 825 occupations PRIVACY All processing happens locally in your browser. No personal data is collected or transmitted. For informational purposes only. Data reflects H-1B visa sponsorship filings and may not represent all compensation at an employer.
Apr 13, 2026
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