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MSP Salary Transparency Board

By The MSP Playbook
Independent editorial desk
The MSP Playbook editorial desk covers Australian managed services, contracts, pay, and workplace practice. Articles identify the evidence used and distinguish reporting from analysis.

MSP Salary Transparency Board

See what your peers earn β€” anonymously. Submit your salary data, browse aggregated crowd-sourced figures, and compare them with public advertised-pay evidence from Australian IT services roles.

Two evidence layers, kept separate: worker submissions show reported compensation; advertised evidence shows what employers or recruiters publicly offered for a role. Neither layer is presented as a guaranteed market rate.
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Recent public job-ad ranges. These are not worker submissions, and they don’t prove what anyone was ultimately paid.

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πŸ“ Submit Your Salary (anonymous)

πŸ”’ Shared aggregate board. No name, email, employer, or free-text comment is collected. Your selected salary band is never displayed as an individual record.

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Editorial note: This article separates sourced facts, submitted experiences, and analysis. Check the linked sources, and contact the editorial desk if you find an error or need a correction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my salary data private?
The board collects only your selected role, location, experience range, salary band, and employee or contractor status. It does not collect your name, email, employer, or free-text comments. The public board displays aggregate statistics only.
Can I see what other MSP workers earn?
Yes. Approved anonymous submissions are combined into shared salary statistics that appear for every visitor. The board also shows advertised salary evidence separately, because a job-ad range is not the same as an employee's actual pay.
Does this work across devices?
Yes. Submissions are stored in the shared salary board, so the aggregate data is available across devices.
How accurate is the crowd data?
The board shows contribution counts. Role averages are displayed only when at least three submissions support the statistic, which helps protect anonymity. Advertised ranges are labelled separately and linked to their public source.
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