GERTA & ALEX
WORKED AT: META · LINKEDIN · SALARY.COM · US AIR FORCE
ALUMS OF: HARVARD · WHARTON · MIT · US AIR FORCE ACADEMY
And when that offer can shape your finances for years to come, you deserve to know just how much more may be available — before you say the wrong number, give away leverage, or sign for less than you could have.
Work with Gerta and Alex to negotiate the strongest possible compensation package without leaving $50K, $70K, or even $100K+ on the table — and without putting the offer or relationship at risk.

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You might already be a strong negotiator. But you can't negotiate what you can't see.
Most candidates negotiate an offer only a few times in their careers. Companies do it constantly, with more information, more repetition, and internal processes optimized to protect their budget.
In fact, they have a playbook for the hidden parts of the process that shape your offer: the compensation range, where there's flexibility, and what they've approved before.
But after hundreds of negotiations, we know the patterns.
That's how we've helped clients negotiate tens — and sometimes hundreds — of thousands more.
$55K - 75K
On average, we help clients add $55K to $75K in first-year comp to their initial offer.
$500K
We've helped multiple clients achieve first-year comp increases as high as $500K.
$1.7M
At least one client achieved a total comp increase of $1.7M over four years.
There's less room for error than ever, and one wrong move can mean leaving tens or even hundreds of thousands behind — or wondering if you pushed too hard and put the offer at risk.
Here's what changes when you have experts in your corner:
After hundreds of negotiations, we've seen what most candidates never get access to: what's going on behind the scenes across companies, what they're willing to move on, what they push back on, and how their tactics are changing based on the market.
So when a company says, 'This is the best we can do,' 'We don't have flexibility,' or 'This is our standard package,' you'll know whether to accept it, push back, wait, or ask differently.
Negotiation starts much earlier than most people think — from the first recruiter call or even the online job application. Every step can affect how much leverage you have by the time the company brings up numbers.
We'll help you know what to share, what to hold back, and how to answer so you don't accidentally anchor yourself lower before the company ever puts numbers in front of you.
Most people prepare to negotiate by looking up salary benchmarks.
That can tell you what similar roles may pay — but it doesn't tell you what this company might say yes to right now.
Generic advice can't tell you what a company is really signaling when they push back, or how to respond when they ask for your number, give you a verbal offer, or say, 'This is the best we can do.'
That's where negotiation gets isolating and stressful, and where having the right guidance can mean tens or even hundreds of thousands more. We'll help you read the situation, choose the right ask, and word it carefully, so you're not left alone wondering whether you asked for too little, pushed too hard, or missed what was possible.
We'll be in the trenches with you throughout the entire negotiation process, no matter how long it takes. And we’ll help you achieve the strongest possible offer while preserving – or even strengthening – your relationship with the company.
We’ll learn more about your situation, where you are in the process, and assess whether we can help you negotiate a stronger offer.
We’ll map out your unique situation, leverage points, timeline, company dynamics, offer details, and the tactics we’re seeing employers use right now – so you know what to ask for, when to ask, and how to approach each conversation.
We’ll help you make each move with confidence, instead of you second-guessing alone - from strategy and response drafting to mock practice before key conversations.
You’ll start your new role with confidence – knowing you negotiated thoughtfully, protected the relationship, and tangibly changed your financial outcome.
The earlier we start working together, the more leverage we can help you protect.
Whether you’re just starting your job search, preparing for recruiter conversations, deep in interviews, or already holding an offer, the earlier we speak, the more we can help you avoid giving away leverage and instead position yourself for the strongest possible package. When your offer and potentially $100K+ is at stake, you don’t want to leave anything to chance.
That being said, it’s also not too late if you already have an offer. Many clients come to us mid-process or after receiving an offer, and still meaningfully improve their compensation.
Book free strategy call to find out how much more may be possible.
Our clients are smart, accomplished, and used to advocating for themselves.
But they come to us because the hardest part isn't just knowing what to say.
It's knowing what's possible, what to ask for, and how to make the right move, especially when their compensation, equity, title, and next career move are on the line.

Founder of Twitch
(sold to Amazon for $970M)
"I sought out Gerta's consult on negotiating a multi-million dollar deal. Her guidance was very thoughtful and advanced, prioritizing my relationship with the other party, taking cultural layers into account I hadn't thought of, and devising a strategy that anticipated multiple moves in advance.
For example, she helped me structure the deal to better align incentives with the other party, and noticed that one of my moves was essentially me negotiating against myself.
I highly recommend working with her."
But senior offers come with a different level of complexity: equity, title, severance, board approvals, investor dynamics, change-of-control terms, and long-term relationship considerations.
Here are a few ways we've helped executive clients improve their offers:
Whether you need one high-leverage strategy session or full white-glove partnership across all companies you're negotiating with, choose the level of support that matches what's at stake.
$1,990
For a time-sensitive negotiation moment where you need expert guidance fast. Get direct guidance from Gerta and Alex in a focused 45-minute strategy session, personalized to your situation, offer, leverage, timeline, and communication style.
YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH
This is best for if you're preparing for a recruiter call, hiring manager conversation, follow-up after a final round, verbal offer, written offer, or any other time-sensitive negotiation moment where you want tailored guidance right away. Includes one 45-minute consulting call, plus lifetime access to our client video lessons, written guides, strategy worksheets, MIT masterclass, and more.
Upgrade Credit: If you upgrade within 48 hours of your call, we'll credit your $1,990 payment towards a higher level of support.
$5,950*
For full hands-on support throughout your entire negotiation process. We become your negotiation partners across all companies you're interviewing with — from wherever you are now until you sign an offer.
YOU'LL WALK AWAY KNOWING
This is best for if you want premium, hands-on guidance throughout the process and the confidence that every move you make is backed by experts who specialize in compensation negotiation. Includes unlimited support from Gerta and Alex for up to 12 months, guidance on all negotiations with all companies until you sign an offer, plus lifetime access to our client video lessons, written guides, strategy worksheets, MIT masterclass, and more.
Payment: First payment of $2,975 due upfront, then second payment of $2,975 due when you sign a job offer. *Partnership Guarantee: We strongly believe in aligning incentives and sharing in your results. If we don't increase your offer, you don't pay us the second payment of $2,975.
$9,550*
For senior executives and elite talent negotiating complex, high-value packages. Have confidence that you achieved the best executive comp package possible with our world-class expertise and unlimited, priority attention.
YOU'LL WALK AWAY KNOWING
This is best for you if you're a C-suite or senior executive across startups, PE-backed companies, or large public companies, or if you're elite technical or non-technical talent negotiating an unusually high-value package. Includes unlimited priority support from Gerta and Alex for up to 12 months, guidance on all negotiations with all companies until you sign an offer, plus lifetime access to our client video lessons, written guides, strategy worksheets, MIT masterclass, and more.
Payment: First payment of $4,775 due upfront, then second payment of $4,775 due when you sign a job offer. *Partnership Guarantee: We strongly believe in aligning incentives and sharing in your results. If we don't increase your offer, you don't pay us the second payment of $4,775.
Base Salary
Equity & RSUs
Signing Bonus
Title & Leveling
Remote & Location
Benefits & Perks
Compensation is often the focus, but it’s also not the whole offer. We’ll help you think through every meaningful part of the package: title, level, location flexibility, start date, benefits, severance, and any other terms that matter to you. That way, when you start your new role, you’re not wondering whether you could have improved your compensation, protected your personal life priorities, or asked for something important before it was too late.
Gerta and Alex bring experience from Meta, LinkedIn, Salary.com, MIT, Harvard, Wharton, and the US Air Force, and have helped clients negotiate hundreds of offers across startups, tech companies, public companies, and executive roles.

MIT · LinkedIn · Salary.com
Gerta is the cofounder of YourNegotiations.com and a negotiations expert with over a decade of experience consulting execs, mid-careers, and companies on negotiating job offers and business deals. She has helped hundreds of clients add $100K to $1M+ to their compensation packages. Gerta has trained with world-class negotiators from MIT and Harvard Law School, and her career spans big tech (LinkedIn, Salary.com, IBM), global biotech (Sanofi), startups (VC-backed founder, advisor), and venture capital (Ops Partner at South Park Commons). She holds a Master's in Logistics Engineering from MIT and a degree in Math from Wellesley College.

Harvard · Wharton · Meta · US Air Force
Alex is the cofounder of YourNegotiations.com with 10+ years of experience spanning tech, startups, and government. He began his career as an Air Force officer developing military software systems and negotiating defense contracts with aerospace companies. After earning an MBA from Wharton Business School and MPA from Harvard Kennedy School, Alex transitioned to product and marketing roles across big tech (Instagram / Meta) and hypergrowth startups (Alchemy). He is also a 3x founder across the creator, real estate, and social impact sectors and a former professional extreme sports athlete (military parachuting instructor, sponsored BASE jumper).
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Gerta and Alex run YourNegotiations.com, a company that offers 1:1 consulting to help people negotiate job offers. They're ex-LinkedIn, ex-Instagram, have trained with world-class negotiators at Harvard, MIT, and Wharton when they were studying there, and their clients have added an average of $100K, and as much $550K to $1.7M (top-performing clients), on top of their initial job offers.
They work on a pricing model where the incentives are aligned: if they don't increase your offer, you'll only pay half their pricing.
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