Salary
Salary planning across European markets
Gross-to-net, net-to-gross and employer cost tools with country-year assumptions.
Modes
Gross to net · Net to gross · Employer cost
2026 launch rates
Top market example
€4,350.00 → €3,171.39 net
Result focus
Take-home pay first, breakdown second
Country entry points
Open the country card when you need the payroll model and related tools for one market.
Germany
€4,350.00 → €3,171.39 net
Employer cost example: €5,307.00 per month
Planning estimate
Austria
€4,080.00 → €3,037.89 net
Employer cost example: €5,091.02 per month
Planning estimate
France
€3,390.00 → €2,549.35 net
Employer cost example: €4,830.75 per month
Planning estimate
Netherlands
€3,875.00 → €2,439.26 net
Employer cost example: €4,638.38 per month
Planning estimate
Belgium
€3,925.00 → €2,523.46 net
Employer cost example: €5,082.88 per month
Planning estimate
Italy
€3,050.00 → €2,255.85 net
Employer cost example: €3,919.25 per month
Planning estimate
Spain
€2,920.00 → €2,218.84 net
Employer cost example: €3,883.60 per month
Planning estimate
Poland
PLN 8,200 → PLN 6,177 net
Employer cost example: PLN 10,101 per month
Planning estimate
Core tools
Choose the starting point that matches your question.
Gross to net
Take-home pay estimate
Start from gross salary and surface net monthly pay first.
Net to gross
Target take-home planning
Work backwards from the desired net amount to the likely gross package.
Employer cost
Full hiring budget view
Model the employer-side cost before budget approval or offer design.
Editorial anchor
A short guide before you model the salary package.
Featured article
Gross vs net salary explained
Understand what changes between gross pay, net pay and full employer budget before making salary decisions.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions people most often ask before relying on the page.