Developer Salary Guide

How Much Should You Pay Your Hire?

At Cloud Employee, we believe talent is everywhere, but opportunities often aren’t. Finding the right talent—and knowing how much to invest in them—can be a challenge, especially when benchmarking against the wider industry. It’s not just about whether you’re over- or under-paying; it’s about attracting top talent and keeping them on board.

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Developer Salary Guide
In this download you’ll get

Salary benchmarks for multiple countries

Comparison tables against US and UK hires

Cost savings per hour, and per annum with Cloud Employee

Designed by, and for, CTOs and developers.

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Don’t just take our word for it

The Best Companies Source Talent with Cloud Employee

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"We spent four months trying to hire in the US. We engaged Cloud Employee and had two full-time developers in Argentina onboarded in one week.

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The guys have been working with us for two years and we're now up to a team of six."

Mark Whitfield
Managing Director
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"Seb and the team take great care of their staff, and you can see their focus on development and quality in the candidates they present to you. They're a reliable resourcing partner who genuinely understand the nuances of good staff augmentation."

Dennis Gorya
Founder, Partner & CEO
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"Our new developers were able to hit the ground running, we've worked with them for over two years now, and they are truly part of our team."

Alison Whittle
Product Delivery Manager
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"Working with Cloud Employee developers is great, because they're not afraid to push back. They're proactive, they're positive, and they feel like part of our team."

Doran Eskinazi
Head of Engineering
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"Working with Michael, our developer from Cloud Employee, is great - he's dedicated and very skilled. Michael's embedded right into our team, really fits into our working culture, and we just wish he lived closer so we could have him in office from time to time!"

Richard Hall
Director

Did You Know?

While only 10% of developers look at job boards, 80% are open to new roles?

6 out of 10 developers leave a company in the first year?

Hiring the wrong person can cost up to $240,000, according to the US Department of Labor?