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The Koodin salary model

The Koodin salary model

The Koodin salary model

Everyone's fair share

Another fundamental principle we have is that we want to pay well and above all fairly. We do this based on the Koodin salary model. In this chapter, we explain how this works for consultants.

The 70 / 30 split

Alle senior consultants hebben recht op 67,5% van de totale jaaromzet die zij gemaakt hebben. Dit noemen we het werknemersdeel van de omzet. Uit dit werknemersdeel worden alle kosten betaald die specifiek met jou als consultant te maken hebben. Bijvoorbeeld een laptop, certificering of trainingen.

Het overige deel gaat naar Koodin. Daar worden alle kosten van betaald van dat wat we nodig hebben om lekker en goed te kunnen werken. Denk aan sales, het aannemen van nieuwe collega’s, het kantoor, de administratie en bijvoorbeeld bedrijfsuitjes.

The fixed salary

Since Koodin focuses exclusively on senior consultants, every consultant receives the same base salary. This has been set at €4,800 for a full-time position of 40 hours per week, excluding vacation pay and Koodin’s pension contribution. This salary serves as the base amount, and you will receive it regardless of whether you are billable or not.

Your salary is paid on the 23rd of each month. If the 23rd falls on a weekend, we will process the payment on the last working day before. This means you will never receive your salary later than the 23rd of the month.

The annual salary adjustment (whether and by how much salaries are increased on average) is determined by Koodin’s management. Individual raises are avoided; we believe that collective salary increases are more valuable. After all, everyone works towards the same goal, and we prefer to maintain fairness across the team.

How is that construction put together?

The monthly bonus vs the annual bonus

Then the second salary component, the bonus. We understand that it is nice to receive more money on a monthly basis, so we have divided the bonus structure into 2 categories: the monthly bonus and the annual bonus.

Monthly bonus

To simplify the somewhat complex model, we have a fixed model for how much bonus is paid out on a monthly basis. Much easier this way. This model has 3 variables:

  1. How many hours are in the contract. Which means how many hours you ar eexpected to work in a week.

  2. What hourly rate is applied.

  3. How many weeks have actually been worked. The principle here is that a full month is worked. For convenience, we assume 4 weeks per month. If you take a week off, 75% of the monthly bonus will be paid out.

Year bonus

In addition to the monthly payments you receive, you (hopefully) also save a nice annual bonus. This will be paid out once the accounting for the year has been finalized. Only then will we truly know what the income and expenses have been. 

The remaining amount will be paid out up to the limit of your employee portion of the personal annual turnover. We use the following formula:

Employee portion annual turnover - personal costs = annual bonus

  • By personal costs we mean among other things:

  • Salary

  • Vacation pay

  • Paid employer premiums

  • Paid bonus

  • Variable costs (e.g.: laptop and travel expenses)

In addition to the monthly payments you receive, you should also save a very generous annual bonus. This will be paid out once the accounting for the year has been closed. Then we will really know for sure what the income and expenses have been. 

The remaining amount will be paid out up to the limit of 70% of the personal annual turnover. The following formula is used:

70% personal annual turnover - personal expenses = annual bonus

By personal expenses, we mean among other things:

  • Salary

  • Vacation pay

  • Paid employer premiums

  • Paid bonus

  • Variable costs (e.g.: laptop and travel expenses)

Negative annual bonus

It is conceivable that the personal costs are higher than the employee's share of your personal annual revenue, for example, because you have been long-term non-billable due to illness. In this case, we want to ensure that there is no reason for stress to arise, and the negative remaining amount falls under the risk of Koodin. For clarity, no debt will be accrued when the year is financially closed.

Calculation example

Hourly rate

€ 90

€ 100

€ 110

Average revenue /month

16.800

Employee revenue share

11.340

Premiums

975

Base salary

4.800

Vacation pay

384

Pension contribution

274

Monthly bonus

2.453

Gross salary

€ 7.911

Personal monthly budget

49

Personal expenses refer to business costs that you incur yourself. For example, a new laptop, travel expenses, or a license for a specific program. You have control over this.

Amount saved for end bonus

€ 2.404

End bonus after 12 months

€ 28.848

Questions about this? Contact us.

Hourly rate

€ 90

€ 100

€ 110

Average revenue /month

16.800

Employee revenue share

11.340

Premiums

975

Base salary

4.800

Vacation pay

384

Pension contribution

274

Monthly bonus

2.453

Gross salary

€ 7.911

Personal monthly budget

49

Personal expenses refer to business costs that you incur yourself. For example, a new laptop, travel expenses, or a license for a specific program. You have control over this.

Amount saved for end bonus

€ 2.404

End bonus after 12 months

€ 28.848

Questions about this? Contact us.

Hourly rate

€ 90

€ 100

€ 110

Average revenue /month

16.800

Employee revenue share

11.340

Premiums

975

Base salary

4.800

Vacation pay

384

Pension contribution

274

Monthly bonus

2.453

Gross salary

€ 7.911

Personal monthly budget

49

Personal expenses refer to business costs that you incur yourself. For example, a new laptop, travel expenses, or a license for a specific program. You have control over this.

Amount saved for end bonus

€ 2.404

End bonus after 12 months

€ 28.848

Questions about this? Contact us.

Calculation example

We hanteren bij het uitbetalen van de bonus het paid-when-paid principe. De maandelijkse bonus wordt dus pas betaald wanneer de opdrachtgever ook betaald heeft. Op je basissalaris hoef je natuurlijk niet te wachten.

Didn't find what you were looking for?

Don't panic! We are always open to ideas. So please do contact Noni if you think you would be a good fit for us, even if we do not currently have any suitable vacancies.

or call:

+31 6 54755650

Didn't find what you were looking for?

Don't panic! We are always open to ideas. So please do contact Noni if you think you would be a good fit for us, even if we do not currently have any suitable vacancies.

or call:

+31 6 54755650

Didn't find what you were looking for?

Don't panic! We are always open to ideas. So please do contact Noni if you think you would be a good fit for us, even if we do not currently have any suitable vacancies.

or call:

+31 6 54755650

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1066 EP Amsterdam

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B2. Amsterdam

John M. Keynesplein 12-46,

1066 EP Amsterdam

Follow us on LinkedIn for updates

© 2022 - 2025 Koodin

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B2. Amsterdam

John M. Keynesplein 12-46,

1066 EP Amsterdam

Follow us on LinkedIn for updates

© 2022 - 2025 Koodin

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