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Median total range
Drawn from 0 real employer postings that disclosed pay. Only 57% of RevOps roles do, so the ranges below skew toward the companies willing to put a number on the table.
GTM Strategy commands the highest median at $170k, against an overall RevOps median of $138k. The orange band marks that overall midpoint.
Explore roles: GTM Strategy · RevOps · GTM Engineer · CS Ops · Enablement · Marketing Ops · CRM Admin · Deal Desk · Sales Ops
VP roles reach $280k, roughly 4× the Junior ceiling of $80k.
How the disclosed range shifts as required experience rises. The shaded band is the spread between the low and high end at each step.
Hybrid leads at $139k across 2,538 postings.
Enterprise companies pay the most, with a median of $137k.
Asking for AI tools lifts the top of the range by +10%.
Without AI skills
$112k–$157k
5,072 jobs
With AI skills
$129k–$165k
976 jobs
AI / ML leads with a median of $175k across 263 roles.
Bar thickness reflects sample size.
Roles reporting to CMO command the highest median at $195k.
Base + Bonus is the most common at 80% of roles that spell out the details.
Other Equity is the most common at 68% of roles that mention equity.
Median across disclosed US postings, shaded light to dark. Alaska and Hawaii are folded into the national figures.
Top-paying states: California ($155k), Georgia ($140k), Connecticut ($134k).
United States leads with a median of $138k across 6,045 roles.
$115k–$160k
6,045 jobs
$67k–$89k
500 jobs
$47k–$63k
175 jobs
$74k–$94k
110 jobs
$24k–$30k
11 jobs
$12k–$25k
10 jobs
All values normalized to USD at current exchange rates.
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Methodology
Based on 6,048 real employer job postings, collected from Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and 9 other job platforms. Data refreshed daily. Last updated August 2026. Non-USD salaries converted at current exchange rates.
Fields like reporting structure, comp structure, and equity are extracted by our classifier from job descriptions. Jobs with longer, more detailed descriptions are more likely to include this information, which may skew toward larger companies and more established teams.