Vue.js salary and hiring trends
Reviewed by Mark Dickie · Last updated
Vue.js is a JavaScript framework for building user interfaces, and this report covers what the market pays for Vue work and how often employers ask for it. The salary band describes the technology as a whole, so it applies to Vue roles at every level and cannot tell you what a senior or junior position pays. Hiring demand is shown as a trend, which tells you whether employers are naming Vue more or less often over the period. Read the two together: a steady pay band next to a falling hiring line points to a smaller, more selective pool of roles.
| Figure | What it tells you | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Salary percentiles (25th, median, 75th) | The pay band across all Vue.js listings in the dataset | Treat the median as your baseline for any Vue offer; the band is not split by seniority |
| Hiring-demand trend | Direction of Vue.js postings over the period | A rising line means more employers name Vue in requirements; a flat line means replacement hiring only |
| Companion tools named alongside Vue | Whether listings ask for Nuxt, Pinia, Vite, or TypeScript with Vue | If those tools appear often, they matter as much as Vue itself when you apply |
- Set the median salary as your baseline before you read any offer.
- Check the hiring-demand direction across several months, not a single data point.
- Scan a dozen current Vue.js postings and tally which companion tools each one names.
- Build a small Vue 3 app with Vue Router and Pinia, then test whether those tools match the postings you tallied.
- Return to this page when newer data lands, since the figures are current as of November 2026.
Vue.js salary & hiring demand
From live job postings, the median Vue.js salary is £67,500, across 116 postings in October 2026. These figures are technology-wide across all seniority levels, as of October 2026.
| 25th percentile | £50,000 |
|---|---|
| Median (50th percentile) | £67,500 |
| 75th percentile | £67,500 |
Hiring demand over time
We're not publishing a month-by-month series yet: the number of postings Tarmac collects each month is still growing, so a month-on-month change would measure our coverage rather than the job market.
Vacancy and salary data includes Adzuna.