Find average UK salaries by job role and sector, then calculate your take-home pay after income tax and National Insurance. Useful for job hunting, salary negotiations and benchmarking.
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Salary data in this tool is based on publicly available sources including ONS earnings surveys, recruitment sector data and job posting analysis. Salaries vary significantly by location — London and the South East typically pay 20-40% more than other regions for equivalent roles.
The National Living Wage for workers aged 21 and over is £12.21/hour in 2025/26 — equivalent to around £23,000/year for a full-time worker. Use our Minimum Wage Checker to verify rates by age.
If you are considering contracting rather than employment, use our Day Rate Calculator to convert an equivalent salary to a contractor day rate — accounting for holidays, sick days and lack of employer benefits.