Salaries of web developers in India, the Philippines, USA and around the world

 

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Web developer and web/graphic designer salaries around the world infographic from Staff.com

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24 Comments

  1. PinoyDev says:

    This seems to be very far from accurate for the Philippine data. Where did the data come from?

    Note: There are several regions in the Philippine and salary scale for each differ. So which regions did the data come from (the same is probably true for other countries but I don't have any info on them to comment for them)?

    • admin says:

      There are a list of sources in the infographic. It's averaged data so it's not going be accurate for everyone. If you believe it is not accurate can you say specifically which part of the data is not accurate? Definitely salaries are different in every region as well.

      • Vince says:

        I agree that the data for Philippine contractors are very low. Because the average hourly rate is $5/hour for a low skilled worker. And the computation goes like this. We can base it from a conversion rate of 40PHP = 1USD. $5*40hours*4weeks*12months = $9,600 Annually is usually the Minimum Salary not around $5,000 only.

        • admin says:

          Yes I mostly agree with your analysis for developers with some experience, but $5000 is the lower part of the range so I think it's still accurate

      • Murloc says:

        also salaries alone have no meaning.

        $100'000 in Italy or in Switzerland is a completely different thing.

  2. ElBel says:

    This is incredibly silly, as it doesn't seem to adjust for cost-of-living differences. Compare a web developer in Hyderabad ($12,000) to one in Tokyo ($86,000). Expatistan.com estimates that it is 73% cheaper to live in Hyderabad (http://goo.gl/Q8isQ). This translates to an equivalent salary of $24,000 in Tokyo, if the math is right. It's still a lot more, but only twice as much, not seven times as much.

    Sheesh.

    • ElBel says:

      Also, note that Expatistan also estimates that it's 29% cheaper to live in San Francisco than Tokyo (http://goo.gl/eh2Ii). So a web developer earning $76,000 in San Francisco has greater purchasing power than someone earning $86,000 in Tokyo — adjusted, you'd have to earn just $61,000 to have the same purchasing power as someone in Tokyo.

    • admin says:

      If you're working at a job that can theoretically be done from any country then why live in a high cost of living location? The answer is that in general there are better jobs available in San Francisco for example than other areas of the US. The higher cost of living does partially cancel out the benefit of the higher wage.

  3. Macoy says:

    Kawawang Juan Dela cruz…I pitied my co Filipinos who are receiving low salaries specially in Graphic, Web Designer etc. that's why many business opportunist come to invest in the Philippines. one example is I noticed most of the employers in craiglist.ph if you try to visit their. There's a lot of them trying to take advantage of the poor Filipinos. I tried sometime to find a sideline job 2 months ago. I saw this photo editor job from the US and you know what? they are just offering 25 Cents in US$ for every image and that is only 10pesos…Oh man! my experience is almost 9 years doing graphics..how come that I'm going to take that offer (how silly) so I just decided to turn it down…Anyways my point is WE Filipinos are skilled and very knowledgeable in many kinds of jobs specially on the above fields.. So please to all the Employers in many countries out there. Don't take advantage of the Filipinos because we are a huge asset, huge help for your business and we guarantee our world class service. Mabuhay! God bless.

  4. Obcali says:

    There is no way that Spain pays 2,5 times what Germany does, especially in this economy. The data for Germany seems to all be off.

  5. visionaspire says:

    Right,Good to see these useful info here..Thanks a lot for sharing them with us….

  6. WorkLocal says:

    Very scary for me as an American who is an experienced professional Graphic Designer. I welcome competition from others in terms of skill level and creativity. However, I simply cannot live off the wages in India or Philippines.

  7. PhilWebPlans Technology says:

    thanks for this information… great blog

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  9. Myke says:

    FRANCE ???????

  10. http://HowToStudyForCPCExam.com says:

    The medical transcriptionist is an interesting addition among all the web developer and designer jobs. But it is surprising to see the gap between the highest and lowest pay, globalisation and all…

  11. hire .net programmer says:

    A web designing is an interesting field if you want to move ahead in your career. If you have a good skill and nobody can stop u from earning a high income.

  12. Jasper Espejo says:

    I don’t believe the data for the Philippines is accurate either. I make way more than that in annual income and I am only a freelance web designer.

  13. Andrei G says:

    This is flat-out false. Especially from the Philippines. Where did this data come from? Spec work sites?

    To be clear: New, inexperienced graduates can make between $6-10k during their first year. The more experienced ones obviously make between two to three times that amount.

  14. overseas says:

    I am an American developer living overseas, so not sure what I should charge. Do native English skills give much of an advantage over a Filipino working for $5k per year? My skill level is lowish and I am bit rusty at it, yet capable. What would be a realistic salary to ask for?

  15. Muhammed Athimannil says:

    Interesting description

    unfortunately Indian IT field is paid slavery


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