HTTP & APIs developer demand

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How many developer roles ask for HTTP & APIs and what those roles pay — tracked from live job postings.

What do roles requiring HTTP & APIs pay in 2026?

As of November 2026, the typical advertised salary is £77,500 (≈ $98k) a year, with most postings between £61,000 and £100,000.

That's about 3% more than a typical developer role advertises across the postings we track.

25th percentile£61,000
Median (50th percentile)£77,500
75th percentile£100,000

Advertised base salary, from 671 job postings with pay data, as of November 2026.

How strong is hiring demand for HTTP & APIs in 2026?

Tarmac tracked 2,889 postings in October 2026, the most recent month we tracked from start to finish.

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.

Job titles that ask for HTTP & APIs

In United States postings, these titles require HTTP & APIs in at least a fifth of their openings, the same bar Tarmac counts you against when you pick one of them as a destination.

Job titlePostings requiring itPrep
Full Stack Engineer44%—
Backend Engineer44%—
Frontend Engineer29%—
Mobile Engineer27%—
QA Engineer23%—

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