Six search and analysis tools built on publicly available Texas government records — payroll, payments, agencies, and tax exemptions. All data sourced directly from state databases.
Search individual state employee records by name, agency, job class, ethnicity, and salary range. Drill into the full workforce with live filtering.
Browse all Texas state agencies ranked by workforce size. See full payroll totals, average salaries, and employee counts broken down by classification.
Browse the entire Texas state workforce sorted by annual compensation. Visual salary bars make it easy to see the full range of pay across all agencies and job titles.
Generates a live PDF report showing how state salaries are distributed by ethnicity across five pay brackets — from under $50K to $200K and above.
Search the state computer services payment register. Find every payment made to technology vendors and service providers across all Texas state agencies.
Search organizations holding sales tax, franchise tax, or hotel occupancy tax exemptions issued by the Texas Comptroller. Includes geocoded map view.
All six databases are built from publicly available Texas government records — the same data the state publishes, made searchable and analyzable. No login required. No paywall.
These tools exist alongside the main GuestWorkerVisas.com analysis because the same question applies at the state level: when Texas spends taxpayer money, who benefits? The workforce data and payment records help answer that.
This research is produced independently — one person, 23 years of data work, living on $1,419/month in Social Security. If these tools have been useful to you, a small donation genuinely makes a difference.