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Pricing

Three reports, three prices

A report covers one occupation and arrives as a PDF by email. One-time purchase: no subscription, no recurring charges.

$29

Occupation report

  • Pay distribution for your city and industry
  • Working conditions that set this job apart
  • Preparation and education people actually enter with
  • What you carry into another occupation
  • How the job is advertised
$49

Professional report

  • Everything in the $29 report
  • Two decades of pay for your state
  • Industries and cities where the number changes
  • What appeared and disappeared in the occupation
  • Adjacent occupations and what to study to enter
$99

International offer report

  • Everything in the $49 report
  • Employers by name and the rates they actually offer
  • The pay ladder by skill level, I to IV
  • Cities that are hiring, by number of filings
  • What employers call the role in their own filings

What each tier includes

Rows are the questions the report answers. The section count is the real one, from the assembled document, not a marketing number.

What you learn$29$49$99
What it pays in your city and industry
Working conditions, preparation, education
What you carry into another occupation
What this job is called in postings
How pay changed over the yearsbrief
Where the industry changes the number
Where the work actually is
What appeared and disappeared in the job
How long it takes to become competent
Where to move next and what to learn
What to study to get in
What the same work pays in Britain
What the same work pays in Canada
Who hires, by name, and at what rates
The money ladder by skill level
Cities that actually sponsor visas
Sections in the report51219
Who it is forIf you are deciding whether this work is worth your time.If you are in the occupation and deciding where to move next.If you are aiming for an offer abroad.

How it works

Prices are in U.S. dollars. Payment is taken through PayPal; your bank may apply its own conversion rate.

What the report is not

We do not guarantee employment, we do not give immigration or legal advice, and we do not promise higher income. The report describes an occupation from public U.S. data, not your personal prospects. Where data does not exist, the report says so.

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