Every job. With the real pay.
Two thirds of Australian job ads hide the salary. Our engine monitors major boards and employer feeds, decodes the real ranges behind them, and curates only the jobs that clear your pay bar — delivered straight to your inbox.
Cross-checked across boards & employer feeds · Estimated pay from comparable listings · PayLens, 144,991 ads, June 2026
One question, answered end to end.
What does the role pay, what do you actually keep, and what does that mean for when you can stop working? Each tool hands you to the next.
What it pays
Real advertised ranges by role and city, sourced from live listings — including the two-thirds that hide it.
Browse salaries →Step 2What you keep
Take-home after tax, Medicare, HECS and super — FY 2026–27 ATO rates, down to the week.
Calculate take-home →Step 3What it means
Model your FIRE date with Australia's two-pot reality — super locked to 60, investments to bridge.
Find your FIRE date →One alert. Major boards in Australia.
A job board only alerts you to its own jobs. Our engine watches the major ones — boards, employer sites and ATS feeds — analyses what's hidden, and only sends what clears your pay bar.
Pick your role, city & pay floor
Registered Nurse in Brisbane, $90k+. Software Engineer anywhere, $130k+. We only ping you when it's worth it.
Market-wide intelligence
We process 145,000+ new listings a month, decoding the pay behind every one from real market data before matching them to your alert.
Matching jobs hit your inbox
Each with the real pay attached, the moment it clears your bar.
The Monthly Pay Report
Included freeEvery subscriber gets a monthly snapshot of where their market moved — median pay shifts, roles heating up, cities pulling ahead. The kind of intelligence usually locked behind a subscription, so you can negotiate with data, not guesswork.
Your next job is already advertised. You just haven't seen it.
Subscribers get matching jobs from major Australian boards — with real pay attached — plus the monthly Pay Report on where their market is moving. Numbers, not noise.