See what your company actually files for H-1B

Stop guessing your chances. We show real wage levels from actual filings — by company and role.

1 Start here
Where are you applying?
Based on real U.S. Department of Labor filings.
Company —
2 Your role
What is your job title there?
These are the exact job titles this company has filed for. Pick the one closest to yours.
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3 Location
Which city is the role based in?
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Why this matters

Most people know their job title. Almost no one knows what wage level their company files at. That decision impacts three things directly.

  • Your H-1B lottery chances. Under wage-based H-1B selection rules, higher wage levels get priority in the lottery. A company that files at Level III or IV gives you a meaningfully better chance of being picked than one that files at Level I.
  • Your salary benchmark. The wage level sets the legal minimum your employer must pay. If they file at Level I when peers at other companies get Level II, you are being paid below what this role is typically worth.
  • Your long-term growth. Companies that consistently file at Level III or IV for a role are signaling they take it seriously. It tells you how they value the work — before you ever meet a hiring manager.

What you won't find anywhere else

The official government site tells you average wages. It cannot tell you what a specific company actually chooses to file. That is the gap we fill.

Government data
Official DOL site (limited)
  • ✓ Shows average wage by role and city
  • ✕ Does not show what level a company actually files
  • ✕ Not useful for evaluating a specific offer
SponsorStats
Real insight (company-level)
  • ✓ See actual wage levels a company files for your role
  • ✓ Compare roles within the same company
  • ✓ Make smarter decisions before accepting an offer

The four wage levels — and your lottery priority at each one

Level I
Entry
Routine tasks with close supervision. Lowest salary floor. Gets the lowest priority in wage-based H-1B lottery selection.
Lowest lottery priority
Level II
Qualified
Professional work done with some independence. The most common level across H-1B filings. Standard selection priority.
Standard lottery priority
Level III
Experienced
Complex work with significant judgment. Usually 5 or more years of experience. Gets priority in the H-1B lottery selection.
Higher lottery priority
Level IV
Senior
Fully competent expert who sets direction. Highest wage floor. First to be picked under wage-based H-1B selection rules.
Top lottery priority
Lottery priority signals are based on wage-based H-1B selection rules and should be treated as directional, not guarantees. To look up prevailing wages by occupation and city, visit the DOL wage search. Both tools answer different questions.
Company— · Role— · City—

At what level does this company file?

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Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Total Filings
Avg Salary
What this means for you
From real DOL filings

H‑1B Filings

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