I will build custom excel models
Compensation analyst building Excel models for HR, finance and comp teams
About this Gig
You don't need a $5,000 consultant for a real comp model. You need a comp analyst who lives in Excel.
I'm a compensation analyst. I build Excel models that small businesses, startups, and lean HR teams actually use.
What I build:
Compensation band designs (salary structures by family, level, and location)
Merit increase/comp ratio calculators
Pay equity analysis workbooks
Total rewards statements (base + bonus + equity + benefits)
Headcount and comp planning dashboards
Salary benchmark workbooks using public data sources
Custom comp tools your team will actually use
Why this works:
Years of actual comp work. Every model includes an instructions tab, documented assumptions, and clear formulas. No fragile mystery sheets. No #REF errors.
How it works:
Order the package that fits
Send your inputs (Excel, CSV, or just typed)
Fill out a short questionnaire
I deliver an .xlsx + 5-min Loom walkthrough
Two rounds of revisions
Built for HR generalists, comp leads, FP&A teams, founders, and recruiters running offer math.
Order today and I'll deliver in your timeline.
Industry:
Financial services & business
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Services
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Technology
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Other
Target country:
Australia
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States
FAQ
How fast can you deliver?
Basic 4 days, Standard 5, Premium 7. Need it rushed? Add the Extra Fast Delivery option.
Do I need to send sensitive employee data?
No. I can build with placeholder data and you populate it yourself or send anonymized data. I'll never share or store it.
Will this work in Google Sheets?
Most models work in Sheets with minor adjustments. No advanced macros, simpler formatting. Tell me upfront if you need Sheets and I'll build for that
Will you recommend specific salary numbers?
I'll build the model and walk you through it. Specific number recommendations should be your call since I don't have your full market data.
I don't have Excel. Can I still buy this?
Yes. Files open in Excel for the Web (free), Google Sheets (with adjustments), or LibreOffice. Tell me which you prefer in the questionnaire.

