UK Salary Guide

Backend salary · HTML

The median backend salary with HTML is £52,500, based on 60 listings. See the YoY change, top paying companies, and live HTML jobs.

Last updated 15 September 2026 · Refreshed nightly from live + recently expired listings

Median
£52,500
per year
25th - 75th percentile
£41,875 - £65,600
middle 50% of roles
2025 vs 2026
▲ 11.2%
median change
Sample size
60
jobs analysed

2025 vs 2026 median salary by experience level

Full-year 2025 median compared with full-year 2026 median for each experience level · HTML.

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Median salary by experience level, 2025 vs 2026
Experience Sample 2025 2026
Junior 4 £37,500
Mid 35 £47,500 £52,000
Senior 13 £75,000 £61,250
Expert 8 £85,000 £65,600

Salary range distribution

How many · h backend roles fall into each salary band.

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Number of jobs per salary band
Salary band Job listings
£30k - £50k 20
£50k - £70k 29
£70k - £90k 11

Backend salary by work mode

On-site, hybrid and remote pay comparison · HTML, 2025 vs 2026.

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Median salary by work mode, 2025 vs 2026
Work mode Sample 2025 2026
On-site 17 £50,000 £46,250
Hybrid 28 £47,500 £57,500
Remote 15 £50,000 £72,500

Frequently asked questions

What is the average backend developer salary in the UK?

The median backend developer salary in the UK sits in the £65k - £85k band depending on experience level. Senior and lead backend roles regularly command £100k+.

Do backend developer salaries vary by city?

Yes — London roles typically pay 15-20% more than the national median. Manchester, Bristol and Edinburgh cluster slightly above the median, while many remote-first roles pay the national median regardless of where you live.

Which tech stack pays the most for backend roles?

Go, Rust and Elixir roles tend to sit at the top of the salary band, with Java and Python roles clustered around the median. Senior platform engineers with Kubernetes experience command a noticeable premium.

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