What is included in the $49 pay transparency report?
The report includes state exposure screening, missing item flags, source links, and copy-ready language for one remote job posting.
Source-backed answer
Pay transparency report example
A Remote Job Pay Checker report is an automated screening output for one pasted remote job posting. It includes a state exposure table, missing-disclosure checklist, official source links, and copy-ready remediation language, without human review or legal advice.
Official sources
Source links to review
Report example
Example report section
Finding: Benefits language appears missing. Why it matters: selected state sources can require benefits or other compensation language in covered job postings. Suggested next step: add a truthful benefits description and verify the final draft.
Checklist
Pre-publication checks
- State exposure table for CO, NY, IL, MA, and MN.
- Missing salary range, benefits, other compensation, and application-timing flags.
- Plain-language explanation of why each issue was flagged.
- Official source links for the included state rules.
- Copy-ready remediation language to adapt before publishing.
- Clear boundary that the report is automated and not legal advice.
FAQs
Common questions
Is the report a compliance certification?
No. It is a self-serve automated screening report, not a certification, attorney review, or legal opinion.
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Automated screening
Paste the posting before it goes live
The free preview checks obvious disclosure gaps across Colorado, New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Minnesota. The paid report is self-serve and does not include legal advice or human review.