UK IT Salary Guide

PHP developer salaries in London

What PHP roles actually advertise in London, measured from live vacancies on employer careers pages rather than survey responses.

£65,000 Median advertised
£55,000 – £145,000 Middle half of the market
14 Salaries sampled
244 Live vacancies

These figures come from 14 vacancies that published a salary, out of 244 live PHP roles in London. Every one was read from the employer's own careers page — this is what companies are advertising, not what candidates report earning.

Where a range is advertised we take the top of the range, so read the median as the ceiling a typical employer is willing to reach. Contract day rates are annualised at 230 working days a year.

London against the rest of the UK

PHP roles in London advertise a median of £65,000, 44% above the UK-wide median of £45,000 (from 66 salaried roles nationally).

London accounts for 26.4% of the 925 live UK PHP roles. 50% of the London roles are advertised as remote, against 31% nationally — employers here lean more remote than the national picture.

PHP salary by seniority

LevelLower quartileMedian Upper quartileRoles
Mid-level £55,000 £55,000 £145,000 153

Contract versus permanent

BasisLower quartileMedian Upper quartileRoles
Permanent £55,000 £55,000 £145,000 32

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244 live PHP jobs in London

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How we measure this

We crawl UK employers' own careers pages, classify each vacancy against a published taxonomy, and read the salary exactly as the employer stated it. Nothing here is reposted from another job board, and nothing is modelled or estimated.

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