How SalaryRight works
SalaryRight is a team of AI agents that does the research, strategy and drafting of a salary negotiation. You stay in control: nothing is sent without you, and every email goes from your own account.
The agents
Market Analyst
Searches the live web for current pay data for your role, level, company and location, then produces percentiles, a target and a floor. It lists the sources it actually retrieved. If live search is unavailable, it says so and marks its confidence as low rather than inventing citations.
Strategist
Picks your strongest levers and the right tone for the situation, and decides whether the paid service is worth recommending. It won't recommend paying when a £5,000 uplift looks unlikely.
Drafter and Quality
On the paid service, the Drafter writes each email in your voice and a separate Quality agent checks it for accuracy and tone before you see it. Drafts that fail are rewritten.
Negotiator
Reads each recruiter reply you paste in, works out what moved and recommends the next step.
Every decision an agent makes is logged with its reasoning, the model used and its confidence, so each recommendation can be audited. The agents run on Google Gemini.
Where our salary data comes from
Your analysis uses live web research at the time you run it: salary surveys, job adverts and self-reported pay sites relevant to your role. Each report lists the sources it used.
Our public salary pagesuse the Office for National Statistics Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), the UK's most comprehensive official source on pay. It samples 1% of employee jobs from HMRC PAYE records each April. We currently show the 2025 provisional results, published on 23 October 2025, and update the pages when ONS publishes each new release.
- Figures are gross annual pay, including bonuses paid in the year, for full-time employee jobs. Self-employed people are not included.
- City and region figures are by place of work: they describe jobs based in that area, wherever the employee lives. City figures cover the council area, which may be smaller or larger than the city people picture.
- Provisional figures are revised a year later. ONS doesn't publish estimates it judges unreliable, and we show those as “–” rather than estimating them.
- Take-home pay examples are our own calculations from published income tax and National Insurance rates, with the assumptions stated on each page.
ASHE data is published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Office for National Statistics.
How we write our guides
Our guides are written with AI assistance and checked against primary sources, such as GOV.UK, ACAS and the ONS, before publication. Each page shows when it was last updated. We don't accept payment for placement or links, and we don't use invented reviews or testimonials.
Guides are general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. For advice on your own situation, ACAS and Citizens Advice offer free help.
Your data
Your details are stored in the UK. AI analysis runs in Google's London region, with an EU fallback when London is at capacity; nothing is stored there. You can export or delete your data at any time. See the privacy policy.
Who runs SalaryRight
SalaryRight is a trading name of PixelArc Ventures Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. See pricing and the refund policy for how the guarantee works.
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