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Which offer actually pays more
The bigger salary is not always the better offer. Put the offers side by side, with vouchers, bonus, benefits, remote work and commute, and see what is left each month.
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Which offer actually pays more
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What we assumed
- 21 working days per month and 8 hours per day.
- Office days are working days minus remote days, in proportion to a 5-day week.
- Commute time (round trip) is valued at your net hourly rate from that offer.
- Net amounts are used exactly as you entered them.
- The yearly bonus is divided by 12.
- Benefits are worth what you said they are worth.
- Gross is converted to net with the verified tax parameters, for 0 dependants.
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Go to applicationsParameters verified on 15 October 2026 · in force since 1 July 2026
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Gross minimum wage used: RON 4,325
This is an estimate based on the parameters above, not tax advice. Your payslip may differ because of allowances, other benefits or your personal situation. For an important decision, check with the employer or an accountant.
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How we compare offers
For each offer we add the net salary, the meal vouchers, the yearly bonus divided by 12 and the benefits, at the value you give them. Then we subtract the commute cost for office days.
If you want, we also count time on the road as money, at your net hourly rate. Two hours a day in traffic is time you no longer have, even if it never shows on a payslip.
Gross amounts are converted to net with verified tax parameters. Every other number is yours, and the assumptions are listed next to the result.
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