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PayTransparency vs. Employment attorney review
Employment counsel is the right call for policy decisions: how to set ranges, how to handle a complaint, how a law applies to an unusual role.
Sending every routine posting to counsel is slow and costly. Automated checks catch the mechanical misses — a missing range, missing benefits language, a remote role that pulls in another state — so counsel time goes to the questions that need it.
| PayTransparency | Employment attorney review | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free validator; Pro $99/mo with a 14-day trial | Billed hourly or on retainer |
| Turnaround | Seconds | Hours to days |
| Legal advice | No — compliance information and automated checks only | Yes |
| Coverage | Job-posting compliance across every US state with a pay-transparency law, key cities, and the EU | Whatever counsel is asked to review |
| Ongoing monitoring | Nightly careers-page scans on Pro | Not typical |
Choose Employment attorney review if…
- You need advice on a specific situation, a complaint, or policy design.
- A role or pay structure is unusual enough that the rules are ambiguous.
Choose PayTransparency if…
- You want routine postings checked before they go live, without a bill per posting.
- You want counsel to see a clean, pre-checked posting and a scan report.
Questions
Does PayTransparency replace my lawyer?
No. PayTransparency is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It checks postings against published statutes so routine problems are caught before they reach counsel.
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