What the pay gap costs the average woman over a career according to Payscale 2026.
The Tally turns invisible work into evidence women can use in reviews, raises promotions and offers
There's A Reason You're Exhausted
You’re doing two jobs: the one you were hired for, and the invisible work that keeps teams running.
Mentoring teammates. Managing emotions. Following up. Filling gaps. Protecting culture.
The Tally helps women track and quantify the work performance reviews miss — so their full impact is finally visible when promotions, raises, and recognition are on the line.
START WITH THE NUMBER THE SYSTEM MADE HARD TO SEE
You were not imagining it
Visible Work
The tasks on your job description. Recognized in performance reviews. Rewarded in compensation bands. The part everyone agrees to count.
Invisible Labor
Coordination, problem-solving, organizational lift. Often unseen. Always needed. The reason teams function. Rarely compensated. Rarely credited.
Emotional Labor
Holding the room, managing group dynamics, driving outcomes with calm. Constant. Compounding. Carried disproportionately by women at every level.
more work has value. now you have the evidence.
A full month of work a year. Unpaid, unseen, unscored.
The work that keeps teams moving, but rarely appears in a job description or performance review.
Your Impact, Benchmarked
- Turn scattered proof into a usable story
- Connect your contribution to economic value
- See what has been normalized but not counted
- Prepare before the room decides without you
- Carry evidence into the next conversation
Your Value
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FAQs
What does the Private Clarity Report show?
It shows your market position, invisible labor load, compensation gap, leverage summary, and next conversation script so you can understand what your work is worth before a raise, review, promotion, or offer.
Is this based on advice or actual data?
The Tally is built to turn self-reported career data, compensation benchmarks, invisible labor inputs, and structured assessment results into measurable evidence, not generic career advice.
Will my employer see my report?
No. The Tally is designed as a private personal report. The prospectus states: “No employer access. No public profile. Your data is yours.”
Who The Tally Is Built For
Women Preparing for Raises or Promotions
Career Changers &
Re-Entrants
High-Performing Professionals
Founders & Entrepreneurs Building Their Legacy
People Managers & Team Leads
Founding
Member
Access
100 women. One founding cohort.
Locked-in pricing for life.
The MVP launches in August.
Founding price closes August 8th.
$888/year or $74/month
30-day risk-free guarantee after MVP launch
- Early access to The Tally platform
- AI-powered compensation and promotion tools
- Private founding cohort community
- Direct access to the founding team
- Input into the product roadmap
- Locked-in pricing for life
- 30-day risk-free guarantee after MVP launch
Only 100 Founding Seats
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Why Us
The Tally was created by Erin McDermott after years inside executive compensation, promotion, and performance conversations — where she repeatedly saw women carrying critical operational and emotional labor that formal systems failed to measure.
She partnered with Ursula Spencer who brings decades of experience, including from the Federal Reserve, and now applies that lens to career intelligence powered by AI, to create one of the first systems designed specifically to recognize, document, and articulate the invisible work traditional performance structures overlook.
The Tally was built to surface the leadership, coordination, emotional labor, and organizational glue work women disproportionately carry — the work companies depend on, but existing systems rarely reward clearly.
Together, they’re building infrastructure for the way women actually work.

Erin McDermott
Founder & CEO

Ursula Spencer
Co-Founder & CTO