Close pay gaps. Secure equal opportunity.

Actionable insights are the beating heart of equitable workplaces. PayAnalytics’ pay equity and workforce analytics software fuels your fair pay and diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts by painting a clear picture of your compensation structures and workforce composition—with actionable recommendations.

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Close any pay gap. Anywhere.

Gain insights into pay structures & workforce composition

Gain insights into pay structures & workforce composition

Equipped with the insights you need to understand the full scope of your pay gaps and workforce diversity, confidently monitor and manage your pay structures and workforce composition. Root out bias through proactive analysis.

Boost quality of life and employee retention

Boost quality of life and employee retention

Employees are more engaged when they know they’re valued. They know they’re valued when they’re compensated fairly and represented at all levels of your company, with access to growth opportunities. Attract and keep the talent you need to lead your market.

Stay on top of regulations

Stay on top of regulations

We’ve developed our solution to help you navigate the rising tide of pay transparency and pay equity regulations worldwide. PayAnalytics creates cost- and time-effective paths to compliance by equipping you with built-in and custom reports.

Five pillars, one solution.

Building equitable organizations is not a single act; it’s an ongoing commitment to your stakeholders—from the boardroom to the breakroom. We’ve outlined five pillars to guide you on your path to a more equitable workplace—and a world without pay gaps.

What our users have to say about us

Our experience with PayAnalytics is exceptional. The software is very user friendly and anytime we have any questions we receive answers quickly from the PayAnalytics team.

Alma Sigurðardottir

HR Project Manager at Ístak

PayAnalytics is the only software that I have used that does everything that was promised and so much more.

Hildur Thorisdottir

Head of human resources at Lyfja

Salary interviews became much easier after we started using PayAnalytics. Preparation for salary interviews now takes no time at all, as we always have an updated overview of all our employees that have similar job roles and duties. Our employees also know that salary decisions are made in a disciplined way and that their salary is fair compared with their colleagues' salaries.

Hildigunnur Thorsteinsson

Managing Director Research and Innovation at Reykjavík Energy

Using the PayAnalytics solution will make our steps towards the equal pay certification easier. We can now easily keep track of our equal pay analyses, and at the same time salary decisions become better because they are always based on up-to-date data.

Lúvísa Sigurðardóttir, Project Manager Equal Pay System

The National University Hospital of Iceland

We were always looking in the rearview mirror by analyzing old data. When the results came in a lot had changed within the company. It was therefore unclear how we should fix this. As a result we searched for a solution that could show the situation in real time and enable us to estimate future salary decision.

From Fréttatíminn, March 3rd 2017

Sólrún Kristjánsdóttir - Director of HR, Reykjavík Energy

With the PayAnalytics solution we can easily see the pay gap effect of new hires, raises, and employees moving into new roles. This brings discipline to each salary decision, ensuring equal pay for equal work, no matter who the employee is.

From the company's press release on its equal pay certification

Closing pay gaps around the world

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Corporations, local governments, NGOs, small businesses—clients of all sizes have successfully reached (and sustained!) pay equity and pay transparency with PayAnalytics. Across industries, seven (!) languages, currencies, and geos, our global solution adapts to your regulatory environment to make sure you meet your reporting requirements.

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A Guide to the EU Pay Transparency Directive 2025

The EU Pay Transparency Directive will be implemented in less than a year. This Directive will lead to major shifts in corporate communication regarding salary frameworks and in the details they disclose to the public. EU member states have until June 2026 to incorporate this Directive into their own country's laws. Make sure you are ready for compliance with our eGuide!

Latest updates

At PayAnalytics we write in-depth articles and guides on all things pay equity, DEI, and workforce analytics. Visit our resources page for the full overview. In our newsroom you can find the latest news on the company and related content.

Malta moves towards EU Pay Transparency Directive transposition

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By amending its Employment and Industrial Relations Act, Malta’s recent Legal Notice creates pay transparency measures that benefit both current employees and job applicants. This action builds a foundation for full transposition of the EU Pay Transparency Directive.

Learn how Malta is approaching the EU Directive

Lithuania – Current Laws and EU Pay Transparency Directive Transposition

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To partially transpose the EU Pay Transparency Directive, Lithuania is building on the foundation of its existing Labour Code. We take a look at both the established laws and the draft legislation, which is set to take effect in 2026.

More about Lithuania's transposition activity

How Well Are Pay Transparency Laws Being Followed? Introducing the U.S. Pay Transparency Index 2025

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Governments worldwide have adopted pay transparency legislation as a way to improve pay equity, and in many regions, the United States is following this trend. In under a decade, the U.S. went from having no pay transparency laws to legislation that covers about 40% of the working population.

Uncover the truth of U.S. pay transparency laws