
France · Information technology & services startup
FIGURES is a leading compensation management platform based in Paris, France, founded in October 2020 by Virgile Raingeard and Bastien Formery.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
FIGURES is a leading compensation management platform based in Paris, France, founded in October 2020 by Virgile Raingeard and Bastien Formery.
The company focuses on helping mid-market companies and enterprises across Europe and the UK make fair and data-driven salary decisions. With a mission to improve compensation data management, FIGURES provides real-time salary benchmarks and tools to eliminate spreadsheet-based processes and internal pay inequities. The platform offers a unified SaaS solution with four core products: Benchmark, Salary Bands, Salary Review, and Pay Equity. These tools enable organizations to compare salaries, structure pay grids, manage pay increases, and address gender pay gaps. FIGURES aggregates over 3.5 million real-time data points, ensuring clients have access to the largest European salary dataset. The company also supports pay transparency initiatives, helping clients comply with regulations like the EU Pay Transparency Directive. With a remote-first work culture, FIGURES is dedicated to fostering equitable compensation practices for its clients.
Funding, as reported
From Figures's own website: 2 founders, 12 on the team.
What they build
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performance insightsuser experiencemarket salary datapay decision automationpay equity auditspay equity solutionspay transparency regulationspay regulation compliancecomputer & network securitysalary transparency structurepay gap analysis toolscollaborative salary reviewssalary benchmarkingsalary positioningdynamic pay structurespay gap analytics
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