AI search

An AI-powered salary search engine

You describe your job, our AI investigates the web and shows you what it found, source by source. The site checks every amount before showing it.

What the AI does here

Understanding your search. “React dev 5 yrs Nantes”, “night-shift nurse Lyon”, “junior accountant”: our AI recognises the job, the place and the experience, even in shorthand.
Investigating the web. Our AI runs several searches and reads the pages that publish salaries: Apec (the French employment association for executives), salary surveys from recruitment firms, job websites, collective agreement pay scales, INSEE (France's national statistics office).
Citing its sources. Every fact links to the page it comes from, with the exact excerpt: you can check it in one click.
Estimating your value. In “What am I worth?”, the AI reads your CV; the amount is calculated by the code from INSEE salaries.
Preparing your negotiation. The salary expectations answer generator writes three versions: cautious, balanced and ambitious.

What the AI never does

Making up a figure. An amount is only shown if it appears word for word in the excerpt of the cited page, supplied by the search engine and not by the AI. Otherwise the sentence is removed and only the source's excerpt remains. The range is calculated by the site, never by the AI; without a verified amount, there is no range.

How it works

You enter a job, a place and your experience, or a sentence.
Our AI runs 2 to 4 web searches and reads the pages it finds.
It writes one fact per source, copying each amount exactly as published, with its quote.
The site finds each amount in the cited excerpt, discards the rest, classifies the amounts (gross or net, per year or per month) and calculates the range.
The result is kept for 7 days: the same search then appears instantly.

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI make up salaries?

No. Our AI searches and cites; it does not calculate anything. An amount is only shown if it appears word for word in the excerpt of the cited page, supplied by the search engine and not by the AI; otherwise the sentence is removed. The range shown is calculated by the site: the middle half of the cited amounts, with each source counted once, converted to gross annual pay when the source gives a monthly or hourly salary.

Which AI is used?

Our AI runs on Anthropic's Claude models: Claude Opus 5.5, with web search, to find and read published salaries; a fast model to classify each amount (gross or net, per year or per month); Claude Fable 5.1 to read CVs in “What am I worth?”.

Where do the salaries come from?

From public pages that our AI finds and reads: Apec, salary surveys from recruitment firms, job and salary websites, France Travail (the French public employment service), collective agreement pay scales, INSEE. Each fact links to its page, with the exact excerpt, so you can check it in one click.

What happens to my search?

It is sent to our AI to search the web, as data, never as an instruction. The result is kept for 7 days, with no personal identifier, so that the same search can be answered straight away, whether it is yours or someone else's.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT?

A general-purpose assistant often gives you a plausible average, with no source you can check. Here, every amount links to its page with the exact excerpt, the site discards any figure it cannot find in the source, and it calculates the range itself.

Is there a usage limit?

Yes: 1 searches a day without an account, 15 with a free account. A search already made in the last 7 days is shown instantly and does not count. The salary expectations generator has its own limit (10 AI requests a day). These caps keep the service free.

Why do some results have no range?

Because the site refuses to guess: without an amount found word for word in a source, there is no range. You then see what the sources say, the pages consulted and INSEE's official benchmark for the closest job.

The detailed calculation rules, thresholds and exclusions are in the methodology.

Try it with your own job: one sentence is enough.

Try the search

What the AI does here

Understanding your search. “React dev 5 yrs Nantes”, “night-shift nurse Lyon”, “junior accountant”: our AI recognises the job, the place and the experience, even in shorthand.

Investigating the web. Our AI runs several searches and reads the pages that publish salaries: Apec (the French employment association for executives), salary surveys from recruitment firms, job websites, collective agreement pay scales, INSEE (France's national statistics office).

Citing its sources. Every fact links to the page it comes from, with the exact excerpt: you can check it in one click.

Estimating your value. In “What am I worth?”, the AI reads your CV; the amount is calculated by the code from INSEE salaries.

Preparing your negotiation. The salary expectations answer generator writes three versions: cautious, balanced and ambitious.

What the AI never does

How it works

You enter a job, a place and your experience, or a sentence.

Our AI runs 2 to 4 web searches and reads the pages it finds.

It writes one fact per source, copying each amount exactly as published, with its quote.

The site finds each amount in the cited excerpt, discards the rest, classifies the amounts (gross or net, per year or per month) and calculates the range.

The result is kept for 7 days: the same search then appears instantly.