everything the offer letter leaves out.
search companies or benefits. compare what employers actually offer before you sign. every claim is sourced and dated.
what candidates can actually verify
every number below is counted from a publicly verifiable source. these are disclosure rates, not provision rates: a low percentage means the benefit is not stated anywhere we could find, not that no one offers it.
what we could not find
different benefits matter at different stages of life
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a first job sets your baseline. we track who pays for school, who matches your 401(k) from day one, and who feeds you while you learn the ropes.
starting a family?
we collect leave policies, fertility benefits, ivf coverage, egg freezing and backup care in one place, so you can plan a life around it.
need sponsorship?
"we sponsor visas" can mean anything. we pull actual h-1b approval counts from federal data, plus who files green cards and who lets you work from abroad.
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perks hourly.
For hourly work the benefit is not the benefit, it is the threshold. Health cover you qualify for at 20 hours a week is a different job from the same cover at 30, and a schedule that never quite reaches the number is how a good benefit becomes a benefit nobody gets.
see the 2,782 employersbenefits tell you what you'll get. they don't tell you what it's like to work there.
that's why every company page also includes a culture profile.
browse companies- employee reviewsclearly marked as opinion, never dressed up as fact
- hiring patternswho they actually hire, and where their people come from
- office expectationsdays in office, how they work, on-call norms
- photosreal office and team photos, never invented imagery