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Salary Pay Lookup — BLS-Sourced Ranges by Metro
Real pay ranges for 86 jobs across 90 US metros — BLS OEWS May 2025 published metro estimates, no interpolation.
How the numbers are built
- Base salary only. No bonuses, stock, or sign-ons — those vary too much to benchmark honestly.
- Primary source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 — the largest wage survey in the US (1.2M establishments).
- Metro-level, not adjusted: Every number is the BLS-published estimate for that metro area — a Seattle number is BLS's Seattle number, never a national median with a multiplier.
- Updated: Refreshed when BLS releases the new May dataset (annually, published each spring).
Browse by role
Start from a role index and pick your metro. We publish p25, median, p75, p90 for each.
Common questions
Is this base pay or total comp?
Base pay only. Overtime, tips, shift differentials, and sign-on bonuses vary too much by employer to benchmark honestly — we call those out on the role pages where they really move the total.
How often is it updated?
Refreshed when the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases a new Occupational Employment Statistics dataset — roughly every six months.
Why isn't my city listed?
We publish the 15 largest US metros plus a remote-weighted number. If you need a specific smaller metro, drop a note to hello@jobeezy.com.