getmatch: IT jobs with open pay

Searching for an IT job across dozens of sites is tiring, and in half the listings the salary range hides behind the words "discussed at the interview". getmatch in Telegram collects jobs with open salaries and sends a selection matched to your profile.

Salary up front, no guessing game

The bot's main selling point, by its own description, is open salary ranges. You see the numbers before you apply and do not spend an evening on an interview where it turns out the budget does not suit you.

The description also mentions plenty of remote jobs and relocation options, and major companies of the IT market. The bot puts it this way itself: keep an eye on the market even if you are not looking for a job.

Eleven commands that cover the whole path

The menu has everything from sign-up to a question for an expert.

• /start. Sign in or register.
• /job_offers. Browse jobs.
• /settings. Change feed settings, meaning what you are shown.
• /profile and /open_profile. Check your profile and open it to companies.
• /profile_up. Become more visible to employers.
• /applications. See your applications.
• /salaries. Look at IT salaries.
• /human_support. Ask an expert a question.
• /for_employers. The section for employers.

Setup in half a minute

The bot promises to set up your selection in 30 seconds. Press /start, confirm that you accept the service's agreement and policy, and say what interests you.

The more precise your parameters, the less noise in your feed. Start with broad settings, look at the first jobs, then narrow them down.

Using the salary section 💰

Even if you are not changing jobs, /salaries is useful. It shows what IT pays, which is a good reason to check if your own pay has fallen behind the market.

Compare honestly: account for city, work format, level and technology. The same title costs a different amount at different companies.

A good rhythm is to open the salaries section once a month and compare your level with the market. If the gap is noticeable, that is an argument for a talk with your manager or a reason to see what other companies offer.

It helps beginners too: it shows which pay expectations are realistic at the start, so you do not set the bar too low at the first interview.

Raising your odds of a reply

1. Fill in your profile completely. An empty form tells a company nothing.
2. State technologies and experience specifically. "Python, 3 years, backend" is clearer than "developer".
3. Use /profile_up. This function helps you stand out to employers.
4. Track your applications. /applications shows what you have already applied to.

What to keep in mind

The bot collects profile data: by connecting, you accept the agreement and the privacy policy. Read them and do not enter anything extra, such as passport data or a home address.

An open range does not guarantee your final salary: it depends on level, interview results and terms. Treat the figures as a guide.

If questions arise about your resume, applications or career, there is a link to an expert through /human_support. That beats guessing on your own.