We split postings by whether they state a pay figure and compare how long each group stays listed.
| Measure | ||
|---|---|---|
| Median listing age — states pay | 22 days | n=812,943 |
| Median listing age — no pay stated | 27 days | n=5,751,489 |
| Listed 90+ days — states pay | 25.7% | |
| Listed 90+ days — no pay stated | 28.27% |
Shorter. Median listing age is 22 days when a pay figure is stated and 27 days when it is not.
Listed 90+ days: 25.7% with pay stated vs 28.27% without.
No. It is a measured difference between two groups of postings — not evidence that stating pay causes a posting to close faster.
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“Still listed” is a listing-age measure from the source publish date, not a verification that a role is open; link liveness is measured separately. The percentages are the September 2026 edition (full pass, measured 2026-09-15); the index counts are rebuilt by every nightly update, most recently 2026-09-20. Page generated 2026-09-21.