Launching late 2026
Every H-1B salary,
every sponsoring employer,
one fast search.
A free, open database of 12 million Labor Condition Applications filed with the US Department of Labor since 2002 — normalized, deduplicated, and ready to answer the questions the raw DOL spreadsheets cannot.
No newsletter, no marketing. One email when the search goes live.
The dataset, at a glance
- 12.1M+
- Certified LCAs since 2002
- 420k+
- Unique sponsoring employers
- 825
- SOC occupation codes covered
- 50+1
- US states & DC, plus territories
Source: US Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification (OFLC) quarterly disclosure releases, fiscal years 2002 through Q2 2026. Figures rounded.
What's coming
The first public release will cover search, employer profiles, and salary comparisons. A documented JSON API for researchers and journalists will follow.
Search any employer
Filed LCAs by year, role, worksite, and prevailing wage tier — normalized across name variants so "Google Inc.", "Google LLC", and "GOOGLE INC" collapse to one entity.
Compare salaries by role
Median, 25th and 75th percentile wages for every SOC code, broken down by state, metro, and experience level.
Track sponsor trends
See which companies are scaling H-1B hiring, which roles dominate each industry, and how wages move quarter over quarter.
Open & free
No paywall, no signup gate, no scraping limits on the public search. A documented JSON API for researchers and journalists.
Why this exists
Every year US employers file roughly 700,000 Labor Condition Applications with the Department of Labor before sponsoring an H-1B, H-1B1, or E-3 worker. Each LCA discloses the offered wage, the worksite, the job title, and the prevailing wage for the role — a near-complete public record of how foreign-skilled labor is priced in the US economy.
The DOL publishes this data quarterly as denormalized spreadsheets. h1b.report ingests every release back to 2002, resolves the millions of employer name variants down to canonical organizations, classifies free-text job titles against the BLS SOC taxonomy, and serves the result as a fast, indexable search experience.
Read more about the project and methodology →
Be there for the launch
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