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Every cell is the median for that seat. Click one to see the submissions behind it — the titles, the investors, and the backgrounds people were hired out of.
Read thin cells with care. The grid has 42 possible cells and the index is still small, so many are empty and several rest on one or two data points. Dashed cells are shown because one real number beats a guess, not because they are reliable on their own. Add your package
Spread by function
Bar is the middle 50%; the line is the median; whiskers are the full range.Spread by stage
Same view, cut by stage and ordered earliest to latest, so the progression reads top to bottom.These pool every level together. A stage sitting lower than the one before it usually means its submissions skew more junior, not that the market pays less there — at this sample size a couple of rows move a median. Read the bars as the range of packages reported at each stage, and use the grid above when you need to hold level constant. Add your package
How we found these comparables
We widen the search until there are enough data points to be meaningful.The comparables
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Base salary distribution
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