10,000 women who know their number.
Every woman who learns her market value moves the line for all of us. This is not a guess or a rumor from one coworker. It is your real market range, worked out from U.S. government wage data for your role, your level and your city.
Free · About three minutes · Gender-blind by design
Why it matters
What women working full time are paid for every $1 paid to men.
All women, full time, against all men. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 earnings data.
It is worse the closer you look. Latina women are paid 53¢, Native American women 52¢, and Black women 61¢ for every $1 paid to white (non-Hispanic) men.
Women’s median earnings against white (non-Hispanic) men. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year (2023), table B20017.
You can’t negotiate against a number you can’t see.
From your number to your outcome.
Press Check my pay and answer four questions: what is happening, what you do, where you work, and your level. Add what you earn if you want to. You see the market range for that work, your target, and how far your pay is from it. No account needed.
Where your pay sits inside the market range, and how far it is from your target, which is the distance your ask is made of. Every figure names where it came from, and gender is never part of the calculation.
What would strengthen your position before you ask, and the words to test the market for an outside offer, free. What each next step would add to your score comes with Págame Pay Intelligence.
When you are ready to ask, about a raise or review, a promotion, an offer or a job search, Págame writes your core personalized script around your target. It never asks for less.
What to say when the answer is not yes, and your number the night before, on the day you choose.
Tell us what happened: what you asked for and what they said. That is free too, and a no counts.
Be one of the 10,000.
Then send it to a woman you know. The drive is one woman telling another.