Where should
your first job
take you?
Settle answers the question every graduate faces and no website answers straight: if I move there, am I better off? Sourced salaries, the tax you would actually pay, the rent you would actually pay, and the odds of landing the job. One city is free. Settle Pro opens all 98, for six euro a month.
- 98
- cities
- 149
- degree fields
- 55
- countries' tax rules
- 100%
- figures sourced
A worked example · software engineering, Dublin
€3,694left each month
Gross
€6,221/mo
Effective tax
14%
Room rent
€982/mo
In work
97% of graduates
Every figure comes from a published source you can open: Numbeo for costs, national statistics offices for graduate employment, PwC summaries for effective tax. Settle shows its work, and ranks all 98 cities by what you would keep.
Also inside
Your whole career, not the first payslip
Starting, mid-career and retirement-age pay, year by year, with an AI forecast of where your own salary lands.
The move itself, planned
Cheapest areas, visa routes with real processing times, language rules and the full cost of living, city by city.
A dashboard that remembers
Save your profile and shortlist, then watch salaries and visa times change against your saved snapshot.
Free, then six euro a month
Start free on one city. Unlock the rest when you are ready to decide.
Free, no card
- One city at a time, in full
- Any of the 149 degree fields
- What is left at the end of the month
- Every source linked
Settle Pro
- All 98 cities ranked, four side by side
- Career path and lifetime earnings
- Relocation plan, visas and language rules
- AI five-year salary forecast
Figures are indicative estimates from published data (10 primary sources, including Numbeo, Eurostat, NACE, HESA and PwC tax summaries), not financial or immigration advice.