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Affiliate Marketing salary

16 market ranges · employer-stated pay · updated Mar 10, 2026

These figures come from 184 affiliate marketing postings where the employer stated pay, covering 6 cities. The single best-evidenced figure is Austin at mid level, where 27 postings put the middle half between $118,000 and $146,000, with a median of $120,000.

Pay rises with seniority. Typical figures run entry level around $118,000, mid level around $138,000, senior around $145,000 and lead around $177,000. Moving from entry level to lead is worth roughly 50% more.

Location moves the number too. Of the 3 cities with enough disclosures to rank, San Francisco pays most at around $181,000 and Austin least at around $120,000, a gap of roughly 51%.

Every range here is counted from real postings, never modelled. 5 of the 14 ranges rest on fewer than 10 postings, so treat those as a hint rather than a benchmark; the sample column tells you which.

Every measured range

16 by city and level
CityLevelMarket rangeMedianSample
Austin Mid $118,000 – $146,000 $120,000 27
Boston Lead $129,000 – $160,000 $144,000 11
Boston Mid $128,000 – $146,000 $130,000 5
Boston Senior $115,000 – $146,000 $130,000 8
Chicago Mid $90,000 – $118,000 $98,000 10
Frankfurt Mid €40,000 – €40,000 €40,000 7
Los Angeles Mid $89,000 – $176,000 $150,000 8
Los Angeles Senior $128,000 – $168,000 $142,000 11
New York Entry $94,000 – $140,000 $118,000 5
New York Lead $162,000 – $212,000 $188,000 17
New York Mid $94,000 – $147,000 $131,000 24
New York Senior $109,000 – $152,000 $142,000 19
San Francisco Lead $200,000 – $239,000 $208,000 6
San Francisco Mid $152,000 – $198,000 $182,000 22
San Francisco Senior $149,000 – $191,000 $165,000 11
Toronto Mid CA$65,000 – CA$127,000 CA$99,000 15

Ranges span the 25th to 75th percentile of employer-stated base pay for the city and level. Median is the 50th percentile. Sample is the number of postings measured.

Open affiliate marketing roles · 3 with stated pay

Some employers here do not state pay. Where they do not, we show our own estimate instead, marked e. Anything without that mark comes from the employer.