Culpepper Compensation Surveys vs Revelio Labs Compensation Data

Culpepper Compensation Surveys provides web-based global market data for organizations benchmarking jobs and making compensation decisions. Coverage is grouped by function, including executive, engineering, healthcare, life sciences, operations, professional services, sales and technology. Outputs include base salaries, pay ranges, allowances, short- and long-term incentives, hourly pay and shift differentials. Customizable reports offer data cuts and filters, statistical measures, and comparisons of an organization's compensation data with market figures. Culpepper reports coverage across more than 70 countries and global regions, including location-specific data cuts and geographic pay zones. The company says it gathers and updates data year-round and publishes new datasets at the beginning of each month. Subscribers must provide current compensation data for employees in jobs and locations covered by their license. Once participation requirements are met and data is imported, online reports can identify jobs above or below market rates. The company says survey data is published in anonymized, aggregate form and customized reports with company or employee data are restricted to authorized licensed users. Pricing is on request; standard licenses include essential support, while premium licenses include professional survey services.

Revelio Labs Compensation Data provides external salary benchmarks for organizations assessing pay, attracting talent, and retaining employees. Users can examine hourly wages, base salary, and total compensation by role, company, and geography. Custom benchmarks can account for location, skills, and seniority, with coverage including blue-collar, healthcare, leadership, and executive roles. Market views include competitor salary distributions, employee sentiment on pay, comparisons of base and total compensation, company and location comparisons, and changes over time. Compensation data is available through Revelio Terminal, an API, an S3 bucket, or Snowflake; Terminal users can download insights and custom reports. The Terminal plan costs $1,250 a month with an annual commitment and covers 33.8M companies in 195 countries, with history to 2007. A Terminal free trial requires no credit card or sales call to start, and no charge is automatic when it ends. Revelio Labs says its salary models use diverse public sources, documented methods, and standardized job and skill taxonomies. The company states it is CCPA and GDPR compliant. Data is typically delivered on the 15th of each month for the preceding month, though some postings and sentiment datasets can be delivered daily.