Annual package
Base salary + target bonus + estimated annual equity + employer retirement contribution + employer health contribution + other employer-paid benefits.
Put two or three offers side by side and see how pay, employer benefits, paid time off, commute cost, commute time, and personal fit change the decision.
Balanced weighs practical pay most, while still counting benefits, time, and your own fit rating.
Based on the numbers and priority you selected.
Sign-on bonuses are left out here because they are one-time payments.
This is a decision aid, not a verdict. Change any uncertain value and watch the result move.
Base salary + target bonus + estimated annual equity + employer retirement contribution + employer health contribution + other employer-paid benefits.
Office days are reduced by paid time off. Driving cost, parking, tolls, and round-trip commute time are estimated across the year.
Annual package minus estimated commute cash cost. Effective hourly value divides that number by scheduled work time plus commute time.
Offers are scored against each other for practical pay, benefits, time, and your fit rating. A 100 is strongest among these entries—not a perfect job.
Tax outcomes depend on location, filing status, deductions, equity type, and more. Comparing gross offer components keeps the inputs understandable and the assumptions visible.
Bonuses and equity may not be guaranteed. Vesting schedules, health plan details, retirement matching rules, overtime classification, relocation terms, and repayment clauses can materially change an offer. Verify those terms before deciding.
The mileage field is your own cost estimate. It is not an IRS deduction calculation. Results are for personal comparison only and are not financial, tax, employment, or legal advice.