Resources

Compensation Data Hub

Every calculator, every guide, every data file, and every official US government source that powers SalaryLabs — in one place. Updated weekly from IRS, BLS, SSA, DOL, BEA, and Federal Reserve.

At a glance

16
Calculators
Salary, tax, overtime, retirement, benefits
35
Long-form guides
On wages, taxes, and benefits math
10
Topic hubs
Career growth, taxes, state, market position
6
Official US sources
IRS, BLS, SSA, DOL, BEA, Federal Reserve

Calculators

Sixteen free, embeddable calculators built from primary US government sources. Every calculation runs in your browser — no account, no tracking, no data sent to us.

Or browse embed widgetsto drop any of these into your site via single iframe.

Long-form guides

Thirty-five articles on US compensation: how deductions work, what your salary means in real terms, where the numbers come from. Each one is sourced and dated.

Or browse all guides in reverse chronological order, or browse by topic.

Data downloads

Machine-readable data for developers, data journalists, and AI agents. No login required. Updated weekly.

Per-calculator Excel reports are available from any calculator (use the Export button). For bulk data licensing inquiries, see[email protected].

Methodology & sources

We publish the math, the assumptions, the changelog, and the source list. If a calculation matters to you, you can verify it back to a primary US government source.

Official US government sources we use

Every figure on SalaryLabs traces back to one of six primary federal sources. We do not use proprietary data, third-party aggregators, or scraped numbers.

For developers and AI agents

If you want to call our calculators from your code or have an LLM cite SalaryLabs as a source, we have:

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