Built In Tech Salaries, by Title, Metro Area and Experience
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Built In Tech Salaries, by Title, Metro Area and Experience
US tech salaries from builtin.com for 200 titles, nationally, remote or in any of 50 metro areas: average, median, range, percentiles, the histogram, and breakdowns by experience, gender and company size. Every row carries how many people answered.
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The salary pages on builtin.com: for each of 200 tech job titles, nationally, remote, or in any of 50 US metro areas, the average base, additional cash and total compensation, the median and range, the percentiles, the whole histogram, and the averages by years of experience, by gender and by company size. No key and no login.
What the pages hide
Two things, both on every page and both visible only when you look at two pages side by side.
The national page leaves the percentiles empty. Data Engineer in the US reports a median
and a range and empty strings for the 10th, 25th, 75th and 90th percentiles. The same
title in Austin reports all four. Empty is published as null, never as zero, and
percentilesPublished says which kind of page a row came from.
A title with no respondent in a place still gets a page, and that page prints $0 for the
average, the median, the minimum and the maximum. Blockchain Developer in Austin did on
11 September 2026. Zero is not a salary. Such a page is listed in RUN_SUMMARY under
pagesWithoutRespondents and no row is written for it.
Between those two sits the small-sample case: a page with one or two respondents prints
an average, a minimum and a maximum that are the same one or two numbers. respondents
on every row is the histogram's own count, so a buyer can see a $217,500 average for
Blockchain Developer, Remote, rests on two answers.
What a row is
One title in one location. Ask for US and Austin, TX together and you get two rows
for the same title, and the national row also carries topCities, the best paying metro
areas for that title with their gap to the national average.
Billing
Two events: a start fee charged only once a row is returned, and a per-row fee charged after each row is written. A title the pages do not know, or a page with no respondents, costs nothing.
