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Nordics · 0 open Accessibility Tester roles · 2026-10-20

Accessibility Tester salary in Denmark

Accessibility Tester pay in Denmark centres on DKK 390k a year ($57k) at mid-level. Expect DKK 320k at the low end and DKK 480k at the high end. That is 42% below the US median for the same role. Denmark ranks 12 of 36 countries on our pay index. Juniors start near DKK 300k, leads reach DKK 620k.

Estimate · gross / year
DKK 390kmedian · mid-level · $57k
p10 DKK 320kp90 DKK 480k
Rank 12 of 36vs US -42%
Pay by level

Accessibility Tester pay by level in Denmark

Gross annual pay in DKK. Junior pay is DKK 300k, lead pay is DKK 620k: leads earn 108% more. The bar spans p10 to p90 with the median marked.

Levelp10Medianp90RangeMedian (USD)
JuniorDKK 240kDKK 300kDKK 360k $43k
Mid-levelDKK 320kDKK 390kDKK 480k $57k
SeniorDKK 410kDKK 500kDKK 610k $73k
LeadDKK 510kDKK 620kDKK 760k $90k

Estimates from posted pay ranges, base pay only. p10 and p90 are 0.82× and 1.22× the median. Methodology.

Cities

Accessibility Tester pay by city in Denmark

Copenhagen pays most at 1.06× the national median. Pay factor 1.00 equals the country median of DKK 390k.

CityTierPay factorMid-level medianp10–p90USDQA jobs
CopenhagenA1.06× (+6%)DKK 420kDKK 340k–DKK 510k$61k5
AarhusC0.91× (-9%)DKK 360kDKK 290k–DKK 440k$52k1

City factors are estimates (tier A = largest tech hubs). Remote roles are paid to the employer's pay band, which can differ from the city rate.

Take-home

From gross to take-home in Denmark

A mid-level Accessibility Tester on DKK 390k gross keeps roughly 56–63% after income tax and social contributions, about DKK 220k to DKK 250k a year.

DKK 390kgross median / year
DKK 220k–DKK 250kestimated take-home / year
≈ DKK 19kper month, mid of range

In Denmark, pay is usually quoted as monthly salary including pension contributions in many contracts. Estimate only: a single earner with no dependants and typical deductions. Bonuses, benefits, pension choices and regional taxes change the result. It is not tax advice.

Employers

Who hires Accessibility Testers in Denmark

Employer mix by share of listings (9 listings in Denmark). Names are withheld; we show the type of company.

  • AI companies22%
  • Cybersecurity companies22%
  • Games studios22%
  • Healthtech companies11%
  • Fintech companies11%
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Similar-paying countries

Mid-level Accessibility Tester median in countries closest to Denmark on our pay index.

CountryLocalUSD
United Kingdom£46k$58k
Austria€51k$56k
Germany€54k$59k
Netherlands€54k$59k
Belgium€50k$54k
NorwayNOK 640k$60k
Evidence

What this estimate rests on

The Accessibility Tester baseline uses 2 US posted pay ranges. For Denmark, the country index is calibrated on 6 non-US observations in Nordics, so the regional sample is usable but still modest. Evidence score 3 of 8.

2US ranges for this role
6non-US ranges in region
0posted ranges in Denmark
9live QA listings here
City pages

Accessibility Tester salary and jobs by city in Denmark

Accessibility Tester jobs in Denmark by city.

FAQ

Accessibility Tester salary in Denmark: FAQ

What is the average Accessibility Tester salary in Denmark?

The median gross salary for a mid-level Accessibility Tester in Denmark is DKK 390k a year ($57k). The p10 is DKK 320k and the p90 is DKK 480k. This is an estimate based on posted pay ranges.

How much does a senior Accessibility Tester earn in Denmark?

A senior Accessibility Tester in Denmark earns a median of DKK 500k ($73k), with a range of DKK 410k to DKK 610k. Leads earn DKK 620k, 108% more than juniors at DKK 300k.

Which city in Denmark pays Accessibility Testers the most?

Copenhagen has the highest pay factor at 1.06x the country median, which puts a mid-level Accessibility Tester at about DKK 420k ($61k). Aarhus sits at 0.91x, around DKK 360k.

How does Denmark compare with the US for Accessibility Tester pay?

A mid-level Accessibility Tester in the US earns a median of $98k. In Denmark the equivalent is $57k, which is 42% below the US figure. Denmark ranks 12 of 36 countries; the Nordics median for this role is $54k.

What is the take-home pay for a Accessibility Tester in Denmark?

Roughly 56–63% of gross stays after income tax and social contributions for a single mid-level earner, which is about DKK 220k to DKK 250k a year on a DKK 390k gross salary. This is a generic estimate, not tax advice: benefits, family status and regional taxes change the result.

How many Accessibility Tester jobs are open in Denmark?

PassRidge lists no live Accessibility Tester listing in Denmark today, and 9 QA listings across all roles in Denmark. 0 of the Accessibility Tester listings and 0 of all listings in the country show a real posted pay range; the rest carry a model estimate.

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