Key takeaways
- At Webwavers you work up to 60% of the week remotely and the rest in the office in Günzburg or Munich
- You get a MacBook as equipment and 30 vacation days per year
- We support continuing education mainly in UX/UI design
- Salary ranges (gross per year, full-time): Webflow Developer €55,000 to €70,000, Digital Project Manager €52,000 to €68,000, Web Designer €50,000 to €65,000, Senior Web Designer and Senior UI Designer €70,000 to €90,000
- Mandatory internship as part of a degree €800 to €1,200 per month, voluntary internship of more than three months at least the statutory minimum wage (€13.90 per hour since January 1, 2026)
- According to StepStone and Gehalt.de, market salaries for web design roles range from roughly €30,000 to €63,000 gross per year, depending on source and experience
Author: Edip Kilinc, founder of Webwavers. Last updated: October 31, 2026.
At Webwavers, you work up to 60% of the week remotely, get a MacBook, have 30 vacation days and can train mainly in UX/UI design. There are also team events with the whole Webwavers group. What salary applies to your role is listed in the "Salary at Webwavers" section as a range per role. Next to it you will find market benchmarks from public salary portals, so you can see where we stand.
The key points in brief
- Up to 60% remote, otherwise office in Günzburg or Munich (Werksviertel)
- MacBook as work equipment
- 30 vacation days per year
- Continuing education, mainly in UX/UI design
- Team events with the Webwavers group, for example a shared meal
- Salary as a range per role, for example Webflow Developer €55,000 to €70,000 and Senior Web Designer €70,000 to €90,000 gross per year, plus neutral market benchmarks
The benefits at a glance
| Benefit | Was das konkret heißt |
|---|---|
| Remote | Bis zu 60 % der Woche kannst du von zu Hause arbeiten |
| Büro | Günzburg oder München im Werksviertel |
| Ausstattung | MacBook |
| Weiterbildung | Schwerpunkt UX/UI-Design |
| Urlaub | 30 Tage im Jahr |
| Team | Events mit der Webwavers-Gruppe, zum Beispiel gemeinsames Essen |
| Gehalt | Spanne je Rolle, siehe Abschnitt "Gehalt bei Webwavers" |
That is the full list, and we deliberately don't write anything we don't firmly commit to. A long list with a fruit basket and a foosball table doesn't help you decide. What matters more is whether the conditions fit your daily life.
Up to 60% remote
You don't have to come into the office every day. You can work up to 60% of your working time remotely. The rest of the time you are in the office, either in Günzburg or in Munich's Werksviertel. You agree with the team on how to split your days. We don't fix an exact weekly schedule here, because it depends on the projects.
You can find more about daily work on the Working at Webwavers page.
MacBook as equipment
You work with a MacBook. For Figma, Webflow and everything that goes with it, you don't need to bring your own hardware.
Continuing education, mainly in UX/UI design
Our focus for continuing education is UX/UI design. That fits what we do every day: websites where structure, user guidance and design work together. If you want to develop in a different area, bring it up openly in the interview. We don't give a blanket commitment for that here, but we listen.
For an impression of how we understand UX/UI, see the UX/UI Design page.
30 vacation days
You have 30 vacation days per year. Rest is part of the job here, especially in a profession where you look at details all day.
Team events with the Webwavers group
Webwavers belongs to a group of brands and partner agencies. We hold the team events together with the whole Webwavers group, for example over a shared meal. That way you also get to know colleagues from the sister companies. You can see who belongs to the group under Webwavers Group.
Salary at Webwavers
Salary depends on your role and your experience. There is no single figure that applies to everyone, so we give you ranges per role. In our job ads, we ask you to state your salary expectations. That lets us talk openly instead of dancing around numbers.
The range depends on your experience and the responsibility you take on. The figures are gross per year for full-time work.
| Rolle | Gehaltsspanne (Jahresbrutto, Vollzeit) |
|---|---|
| Webflow Developer | 55.000 bis 70.000 Euro |
| Projektmanager Digital | 52.000 bis 68.000 Euro |
| Webdesigner | 50.000 bis 65.000 Euro |
| Senior Webdesigner / Senior UI-Designer | 70.000 bis 90.000 Euro |
| Pflichtpraktikum im Studium | 800 bis 1.200 Euro im Monat |
| Freiwilliges Praktikum über drei Monate | mindestens gesetzlicher Mindestlohn |
If you are a designer who has already been responsible for your own projects, confidently guides clients through feedback rounds and works cleanly in Figma for implementation in Webflow, you are more likely at the upper end of the range. For developers and project managers, experience with larger projects and the level of ownership count. The ranges for Webflow Developer and Digital Project Manager are also on the respective job pages.
Internships and minimum wage
For internships, the statutory minimum wage of €13.90 per hour applies since January 1, 2026, and rises to €14.60 on January 1, 2027. According to § 22 MiLoG (German Minimum Wage Act), there are exceptions: a mandatory internship prescribed by the study or examination regulations is exempt from the minimum wage. This also applies to voluntary orientation internships and internships alongside studies, as long as they last no more than three months. If a voluntary internship lasts longer than three months, the minimum wage applies retroactively from day one. That is exactly why we pay at least the statutory minimum wage for a voluntary internship of more than three months. For a mandatory internship as part of a degree, we pay €800 to €1,200 per month. This is not legal advice. We clarify the details of your case in the interview.
Market benchmarks for context
The following figures are market benchmarks from public salary portals. They are not a Webwavers salary and not an offer. They only show the range within which salaries move in Germany. Our own ranges are listed above.
| Rolle (Bezeichnung im Portal) | StepStone, brutto pro Jahr | Gehalt.de, brutto pro Jahr (Median, mittlere 50 %) |
|---|---|---|
| Webdesigner/in | Durchschnitt 36.100 Euro, Spanne 30.500 bis 42.600 Euro | Median 50.943 Euro, Spanne 45.420 bis 57.137 Euro |
| Webentwicklung, nächste Bezeichnung: Frontend-Entwickler/in | Durchschnitt 43.000 Euro, Spanne 35.800 bis 51.700 Euro | Median 56.477 Euro, Spanne 50.584 bis 63.058 Euro |
| Projektmanager/in Digital | Durchschnitt 52.700 Euro, Spanne 44.900 bis 63.000 Euro | nicht abgefragt |
Sources: StepStone salary report, Gehalt.de, retrieved on October 31, 2026. Neither portal states an exact survey date.
Here is how to read the table:
- The portals differ widely. For web designers, the figures are almost €15,000 apart. That comes down to different data sources, experience levels and job titles.
- A Webflow developer has no profile of its own on the portals. We used the title front-end developer as the closest approximation. Those who also master CMS setup, interactions and technical SEO are often above the average.
- Average is not starting salary. The figures mix career starters, senior profiles and companies of every size.
- Region and industry matter. Agencies, large corporations and mid-sized companies pay differently, and Munich is usually above smaller cities.
What to bring to your interview
- Your salary expectations as a gross annual figure, ideally with a short rationale.
- Your portfolio, for developers links to projects they built themselves.
- Your earliest possible start date.
You can find the overall process on the Applying at Webwavers page.
Frequently asked questions
What salary can I expect as a web designer at Webwavers?
It depends on experience and responsibility. For web designers, our focus is on senior profiles. As a Web Designer, the range is €50,000 to €65,000 gross per year, as a Senior Web Designer or Senior UI Designer €70,000 to €90,000, in each case full-time. For context: according to StepStone, the average for web designers in Germany is €36,100 gross per year, and according to Gehalt.de the median is €50,943.
What does a Webflow Developer or Digital Project Manager earn at Webwavers?
A Webflow Developer gets €55,000 to €70,000 gross per year, a Digital Project Manager €52,000 to €68,000, in each case full-time. Where you land in the range depends on your experience and responsibility.
What is paid during an internship?
For a mandatory internship as part of a degree, we pay €800 to €1,200 per month. For a voluntary internship of more than three months, we pay at least the statutory minimum wage, which is €13.90 per hour since January 1, 2026.
Does an internship of more than three months automatically require minimum wage?
For voluntary internships, yes. According to § 22 MiLoG, voluntary orientation internships and internships alongside studies are exempt from the minimum wage only for up to three months. If the internship lasts longer, the minimum wage applies retroactively from day one. Mandatory internships as part of a degree are exempt. This is not legal advice.
What benefits does Webwavers offer employees?
Up to 60% remote, a MacBook as equipment, 30 vacation days, continuing education mainly in UX/UI design and team events with the Webwavers group, for example a shared meal.
Can I work remotely at Webwavers?
Yes, up to 60% of the week. The rest of the time you work in the office in Günzburg or Munich.
Does Webwavers support continuing education?
Yes, mainly in UX/UI design. You can discuss other wishes in the interview.
Are the market benchmarks on this page your salaries?
No. The figures from StepStone and Gehalt.de are general market benchmarks and serve only as context. Our own ranges are in the section "Salary at Webwavers". Where you land within the range, we clarify in the interview.
Sources
- StepStone: Webdesigner/in Gehälter in Deutschland (Web designer salaries in Germany)
- StepStone: Frontend-Entwickler/in Gehälter in Deutschland (Front-end developer salaries in Germany)
- StepStone: Projektmanager/in Digital (Digital project manager)
- Gehalt.de: Webdesigner/-in (Web designer)
- Gehalt.de: Frontend-Entwickler/-in (Front-end developer)
- BMAS: Gesetzlicher Mindestlohn (Statutory minimum wage; €13.90 since January 1, 2026, internships under § 22 MiLoG)
- IHK Stuttgart: Gesetzlicher Mindestlohn (Statutory minimum wage; 2026 and 2027 steps, internship rules)
