Upload your resume(or someone else's). Get your market salary instantly - no sign-up needed. PayScope analyses your experience against 27M+ job listings and shows where you stand: median, top 10%, and bottom 25%. Fast, private, and weirdly satisfying.
Hey makers
I launched @PayScope just 10 days ago. A tiny experiment-turned-product that estimates your market salary from your resume. No sign-up, no onboarding, upload and get the analytics.
I launched it directly on Product Hunt, literally the same day I made the tool public.
No support from big names. No early users. No large network.
wow! I’ve tried a bunch of salary tools and most just look at your last job title. looks like payscope actually considers your full experience, not just where you ended up. and i'm way underpricing myself! thanks payscope!
Surprisingly, the numbers were so accurate. I didn't expect that, even though I was a career switcher, which means I have a range of skills across various domains.
Definately a great tools for job hunters, especially for those graduates. More accurate information means smarter decision.
I love your concept. One thing I’m curious about, how often does the model update its predictions for fast-moving markets, like AI roles or tech hubs where demand shifts quickly? Is there a feedback loop from user behavior or recent job postings?
@shahriardgm Thank you for your question. We collect data on a daily basis to keep up with job market trends. However, the model is scheduled to be updated weekly. We value user feedback as it helps us calibrate the model and improve its accuracy.
@shahriardgm Did you have a chance to try it? What are your thoughts on the result?
@antdro Does the system perform just as well for non-tech roles or is it more accurate for software, data, and engineering positions?
@william_rivera3 Did you have a chance to try it? What are your thoughts on the result?
@william_rivera3 Good question. Since tech roles are more frequently advertised and we have more data on them, the model tends to be more accurate for those positions. However, it's still quite reliable for non-tech roles as well.
How does PayScope handle resumes that don’t follow a traditional format like those from creatives or freelancers? @antdro I’d love to know how flexible the parsing is.
@samuel_morris That's an excellent question! I'll ask @antdro to provide a detailed comment.
@samuel_morris Indeed, it is more challenging to assess portfolio of artworks than structured, text-based resumes typical in tech. It is a great idea to add more depth for these types of professionals. Thanks!