Find the hidden salary on any Seek job
Paste a Seek job URL and instantly see the pay range the employer didn’t show you — even when no salary is listed.
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How it works
Paste the URL
Copy any Seek job listing URL and paste it above.
We scan Seek
We run ~12 quick checks against Seek's own salary filter, narrowing the range each time.
Salary revealed
The hidden salary range appears — even if the listing shows none.
Why can’t I see the salary on Seek?
Seek allows employers to hide the salary from the public job listing while still entering it internally for their own search filters. This means job seekers browsing Seek often have no idea what a role pays until they apply — or sometimes not until an interview.
Salary Scraper solves this by querying the same internal Seek salary filter that powers their search page. When you filter Seek jobs by pay range in your browser, Seek’s API checks whether each job falls within that bracket. We run that check automatically — starting low and stepping up — to pinpoint exactly what the employer entered. The result is a narrow salary bracket, usually within $10k–$30k, that matches the figure the employer typed when posting.
It’s free, takes about five seconds, and works for both Australian and New Zealand Seek listings. No account, no sign-up, no application required.
Common questions
How do I find the salary on a Seek job listing?
Paste the Seek job URL into Salary Scraper above and click Reveal. We probe Seek's internal salary filter API to pinpoint the pay range the employer entered — even when the listing displays no salary publicly.
Does Seek hide salaries from job seekers?
Yes — Seek lets employers enter a salary internally (used for their own search filters) while hiding it from the public listing. Salary Scraper recovers that hidden value by querying the same filter API your browser uses when you filter Seek jobs by pay range.
Can I see the salary before applying on Seek?
Yes. Paste the job URL into Salary Scraper and you'll see the salary range in seconds — no need to apply, contact the employer, or wait for a callback.
How does Salary Scraper find the salary?
Seek's search API accepts a minimum salary filter. We probe it repeatedly — starting low and stepping up — to find the highest filter value where the job still appears. That bracket is the floor the employer entered. It's the same data Seek uses for their own salary filter.
Is the salary exact?
We narrow it to a $10k–$30k bracket (Seek's own filter increments). For example, "$100k – $120k" means the employer typed something in that range. For most negotiation purposes, this is exactly what you need.
Why does the listing show no salary?
Seek lets employers hide the salary from the public listing while still entering it internally for filtering purposes. That internal value is what we retrieve.
What if it says it couldn't find a salary?
A small percentage of listings have no salary stored at all — even internally. This is more common for executive, commission-based, or very senior roles. It may also mean the listing has expired.
Does this work for New Zealand Seek jobs?
Yes. Salary Scraper works for both Australian and New Zealand Seek job listings. Results are shown in the currency the employer used when posting.
Is this affiliated with Seek?
No. Salary Scraper is an independent tool. It queries Seek's publicly accessible API the same way your browser does when you use their salary filter.
How accurate is the take-home pay estimate?
It's a rough guide based on ATO 2024–25 individual tax rates, the Low Income Tax Offset (LITO), and the Medicare Levy. It doesn't account for HECS/HELP debt, salary packaging, private health insurance rebates, or other offsets. Always check with a tax professional for personal advice.