WORKMATCHAPP MARKKINA
WorkMatchApp brings salary level, work pricing, the placement fee, and confirmed user data into one view so job seekers and employers can see expectations before starting the conversation.
How the price is formed
The market page does not decide anyone's pay. It shows starting assumptions, visible calculation, and when WorkMatchApp's own confirmed user data starts complementing the statistics baseline.
Official wage statistics are used as starting data. Once there is enough confirmed user data, the service shows it separately instead of mixing a small sample into statistical data.
STATISTICS-BASED STARTING POINT
Cards use Statistics Finland's 2024* wage structure. They do not calculate the customer's final price; they show the pay level and WorkMatchApp's monthly fee. Once enough confirmed hires accumulate, user data will appear alongside the statistics.
Changing country switches the source and currency. Confirmed outcomes appear alongside the statistics only once the confirmed-hire sample is sufficient.
Original shows the country's source currency. Currency conversion uses the ECB daily euro reference rates through Frankfurter. If a rate does not load, the source currency is shown.
Statistical starting level for retail checkout and ticket sales.
WM fee: EUR 1,030 / month. Charged for one month only.
Starting anchor for retail and customer-facing sales roles.
WM fee: EUR 1,122 / month. Charged for one month only.
Statistical comparison level for cleaning and maintenance work.
WM fee: EUR 914 / month. Charged for one month only.
Starting level for logistics and warehouse work before job-specific adjustments.
WM fee: EUR 1,162 / month. Charged for one month only.
Construction role reference point, not a binding quote.
WM fee: EUR 1,391 / month. Charged for one month only.
Electrical installation baseline refined by qualifications and site scope.
WM fee: EUR 1,480 / month. Charged for one month only.
Care-sector comparison level before shifts, responsibility, and location are refined.
WM fee: EUR 1,288 / month. Charged for one month only.
Software work statistical baseline refined by skills and responsibility.
WM fee: EUR 1,828 / month. Charged for one month only.
Source: Statistics Finland, wage structure 2024*, starting data. WorkMatchApp shows the source so users can separate statistics, quotes, and later confirmed user data.
The Statistics Finland baseline includes official monthly and hourly levels in the current Finland cards. Cards are statistical starting data, not binding quotes.
Construction price example
The example is for understanding the cost structure. It is not a binding quote, and every employer-side cost is not automatically included in the customer's payable price.
The fee is not a hidden worker cost or a simple middleman margin. It funds the service that makes pay, skills, outcomes, and feedback visible to every side.
3 months / 480 h / pay €22.00/h
Collective agreement reference: pay group V €18.64/h. In this example, €22.00/h supports availability and quality. The parenthesized tools/supervision/admin row is shown as a comparison, and the WM fee is a one-month fee divided here across 480 hours only to make the customer price easier to understand.
Confirmed user data
WorkMatchApp separates statistical starting levels from its own confirmed hires. A small sample is not shown as public market information.
Until then, the page shows statistical starting levels and clearly states that WorkMatchApp's own user data is still growing. Exact small-sample numbers are not shown as public market information.
Shared middle ground
Sees the pay level before applying and can set a clear salary expectation.
Sees what salary level creates matches and can calculate the customer quote separately with actual costs.
Sees from the quote how the price is formed: wage, employer costs, delivery, taxes, and margin are separated clearly.
Gets a calculable market view that can later be compared with realised data.
HOW THIS BECOMES A LIVING MARKET
As outcomes accumulate, WorkMatchApp can suggest changes to older postings: salary range, working hours, requirements, the price rationale shown to the customer, and a shared golden middle ground.
Market information boundaries
Official wage cards are starting data until WorkMatchApp has enough confirmed outcomes.
Employer quote and worker pay are separated clearly so the final price does not look guessed.
Confirmed user data later complements statistics by role, location, and pay information.
A small sample is not shown as public market data before it can support comparison.
