Pick the role and a dozen peers. Get a two-page report from public Form 990 data with the percentiles the board needs. Runs on your laptop; your data stays there.
Peer Pay 990 is a desktop tool for nonprofit executive compensation comparables. You choose a position and 8–15 peer organizations by size, sector and region; it pulls their reported compensation from public IRS Form 990 filings and produces a two-page report with a percentile summary a board can use to set or defend pay. It runs on your own computer and keeps your data there. Sold by A2 Digital as a one-time purchase; currently in pre-release.
Compensation consultants charge four figures for a comparables study; data vendors charge annual subscriptions. This is one purchase for a tool you keep.
A documented peer set, public sources and a percentile summary are what a rebuttable-presumption process asks for. The report shows its work.
The tool runs on your laptop. Peer choices, notes and the report stay with you.
Executive director, CEO, CFO, development director and other titled positions found on Form 990 Part VII.
Filter public nonprofits by revenue band, sector code and state. Add or remove to reach 8–15 that your board would accept as comparable.
Reported compensation per peer, title normalization, and 25th / 50th / 75th percentiles, rendered as a two-page PDF with the peer list and sources.
Prices in USD. Pre-release: the page describes the planned first version; features and dates may change. Form 990 data lags filings by one to two years, which is normal for comparables work and noted in the report.
Public IRS Form 990 filings, Part VII, where nonprofits report officer and key-employee compensation. The tool reads the public e-file data; nothing is scraped from private sources.
The presumption needs an independent body, appropriate comparability data, and documentation. Peer Pay 990 helps with the data and the documentation; the board process is yours. The report is built to drop into those minutes.
Filter by revenue band, sector and state, then use judgement: mission, budget size and geography matter. The tool makes the set easy to build and documents it; it doesn't decide for you, because peer selection is the part a board must own.
990 data posts one to two years after the fiscal year. The report dates every figure. The optional refresh keeps the extract current as new filings post.
It's in pre-release. Join the waitlist and you'll get the first build and the launch price.
Not in the first release; it reads IRS Form 990 data, which covers US nonprofits.
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