SALARY TRANSPARENCY · NIGERIA

Know what
Nigerian
companies
actually pay.

A free salary platform for Nigerian professionals. See what the market really pays — by role, level, industry and city. Share yours in about 40 seconds. No account. Anonymous by default.

40s
to share, no login
2 people
check every number
₦0
forever free
PRODUCT MANAGER · LagosVerified
₦850k–₦1.4M
Mid level · monthly · 34 reports
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
₦1.2M median/mo
Senior · +18% YoY ↑
Take-home after PAYE
₦928,500
ANONYMOUS BY DEFAULTNO ACCOUNT TO SHAREEVERY FIGURE HAS RECEIPTS₦ NAIRA, FORMATTED PROPERLYBUILT IN LAGOS
01 — what it is

One place for pay data that used to stay hidden.

In Nigeria, companies know exactly what they pay. You do not. That gap is where careers lose value — offers accepted too fast, raises anchored to a number a friend made up in a group chat.

OpenPay collects salaries from Nigerian professionals and publishes them as market benchmarks anyone can read — by role, level, industry and city.

THE PAY GAP, VISUALISED
What the company knows100%
What you used to knowguesswork
What OpenPay shows youreceipts included
02 — the promise

You share the number. You stay anonymous.

No account needed to share. It takes about forty seconds. Want to prove a figure? We check the evidence once, then discard it — it is never kept and never shown.

Never your name, email, or profile.
Never a payslip, offer letter, or any file.
Never a salary linked back to a person.
03 — how a number travels

From your form to a public figure.

Every salary passes through five steps — and two humans — before anyone sees it.

01
You send the form
Role, level, pay, company. No account necessary.
02
A moderator checks it
A person reviews it; the system flags implausible figures.
03
An admin approves it
A second person agrees before it becomes public.
04
Identity is removed
All personal detail stripped; title mapped to a standard role.
05
It gets published
Shown with a source label and a confidence score.
04 — what you can do

Six ways to use the data.

05 — trust

Every figure carries its receipts.

A number with no source is a rumour. Each figure gets a label that says how it reached us, and a confidence score that rises with sample size and falls when reports disagree.

VerifiedSelf-reportedCompany job pagePublic reportPublic articleCompany-reportedExpert-reported
CONFIDENCE SCORE97%
About forty verified records for this role.
Sample sizeHigh ↑
Agreement between reportsStrong
Verified share62%
06 — who builds it

Built in Lagos. Free, and open to everyone.

QuantumForge builds and operates OpenPay. The plan starts with Nigeria; the ambition is Africa. As pay data becomes open infrastructure, the people who can read it will always negotiate better than the people who cannot.

the market already knows what it pays

Now you do too.

Made by QuantumForge in Lagos
Written for people, not code. Uses ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English.