#What's your salary as game developer?
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There is multiple web site that has does type of data.
https://www.glassdoor.ca/Salaries/game-programmer-salary-SRCH_KO0,15.htm
The average salary for a Game Programmer is $63,577 per year in Canada. Click here to see the total pay, recent salaries shared and more!
Yes I've looked into sites like these but most don't factor in the experience in the results, so hard to figure out
You're also asking a global community this question. Obviously the salary is going to differ based on location, even for the same amount of work and experience.
Yeah, you may want to be more specific
In my region an average senior salary is somewhere around 70-80% of what you could be making in non-game tech. Some regions are similar, others are very different. It is a big world with lots of people in it.
If you want to know the salary of game developers, or any developer in general, just go here:
It provides average salaries based on the available data they received from employees. You can filter by region, by company, by role, etc. Also, the data is pretty accurate considering that the site requires each person that reports their salary to submit proof, such as paystubs.
woah everyone was saying they make like 20k
thats decent yk
That's not liveable here
20k?
im in london and it is liveable
we broke out here
family of 5 living off 16k 💀
Hence that's not liveable
-1$ a month
if no job out there let's make our own stuff and sell XD
free indie game devs be like
Pretty much
Plugged in my discipline and it returns $175,000 median total compensation in the US. That is generally pretty close. Total compensation being more than just one's base salary. There is also equity that can be upwards of 50% of some folks annual income.
Oh definitely. Bonus and equity can sometimes double a person's base salary. But it does break it down and shows the base salary, cash bonus, equity, etc.
There's also time in grade too. Like I make substantially more having been in the same role for three years. Didn't start at this compensation.
Yeah, definitely. It actually breaks salaries down by level, not by time spent in the given role. Though you can get an idea of how long it might take someone (on average) to reach a particular level.
My apartments BASE rent (before utilities, hoa, etc) is 21k a year (1750/month). I live in one of the cheapest areas in my city.
That is not livable where I am
For me, it depends on the month, how many clients I was able to find and bring in, how many projects are on track or run over etc. Sometimes very little, sometimes quite a bit.