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Insights Into Average Salesforce Salaries and Job Market 2025
By Ben McCarthy
Salesforce careers continue to be in high demand, offering both great opportunities and competitive pay. But with so many different roles and skill levels, it’s not always easy to know if you’re earning what you should be. Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, understanding salary trends can help you make informed decisions.
Our latest Salesforce Salary Survey Results is here to help. With insights from over 3,500 respondents across 95 countries and more than 20 industries, it breaks down what people in different Salesforce roles are earning. So if you’re wondering how your salary compares – or if it’s time to ask for a raise – you’re in the right place.
The salary averages were determined based on the survey responses of 3,526 Salesforce professionals located across 95 countries and working in over 20 industries.
If you would like full data for all roles across junior, intermediate, senior, and director-level positions, download the full report.

Average Salesforce Salaries by Role
Administrator
The Salesforce Admin role is one of the most common in the ecosystem and often the first step for those looking to get into Salesforce – whether it’s a deliberate career choice or the result of becoming an ‘Accidental Admin’.
Becoming an administrator means playing a key role in maintaining a healthy Salesforce org. Admins handle everything from configuration-based tasks to more strategic work that requires business know-how. It’s a role that opens doors giving you the skills and experience to grow your career in the Salesforce world.
Salesforce Administrator Average Salary
Junior | Senior | |
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US | $75,000 | $116,000 |
UK | £36,000 | £62,000 |
India | ₹450,000 | ₹1,600,000 |
Developer
Salesforce Developers go beyond the point-and-click tools in Salesforce, building applications and solutions to meet specific business needs. They play a crucial role in extending the platform’s functionality, especially when declarative tools aren’t enough.
While developers are familiar with declarative configuration, they typically use Apex and JavaScript to write code based on the specific requirements of the org.
Salesforce Developer Average Salary
Junior | Senior | |
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US | $78,000 | $166,000 |
UK | £36,000 | £79,000 |
India | ₹400,000 | ₹3,500,000 |
Consultant
Salesforce Consultants implement and optimize Salesforce solutions in a scalable and effective way to meet clients’ specific needs, ensuring the platform adapts to unique business operations. Becoming a Salesforce Consultant is a great opportunity for those seeking a new challenge.
Consultants are a crucial part of the ecosystem, providing valuable strategic advice and hands-on support as part of the service side of a business.
Salesforce Consultant Average Salary
Junior | Senior | |
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US | $74,000 | $143,000 |
UK | £30,000 | £71,000 |
India | – | ₹2,300,000 |
Project Manager
Salesforce Project Managers oversee end-to-end Salesforce implementation projects across various Salesforce clouds, handling a range of complexities. Their primary focus is ensuring the project is successful, delivered on time, and within budget.
A skilled project manager is key to the success of any Salesforce implementation.
Salesforce Project Manager Average Salary
Junior | Senior | |
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US | $95,000 | $113,000 |
UK | £44,000 | £78,000 |
India | – | ₹3,400,000 |
Business Analyst
Salesforce Business Analysts help bridge the gap between business needs and technology. They ask key questions to understand why processes work the way they do and how they can be improved.
Business analysts focus on improving business processes and driving project success to ensure everyone collaborates to achieve the best outcomes.
Salesforce Business Analyst Average Salary
Junior | Senior | |
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US | $87,000 | $111,000 |
UK | £45,000 | £74,000 |
India | ₹380,000 | ₹2,500,000 |
Solution Architect
A Salesforce Solution Architect is a strategic thinker and problem solver who focuses on finding the best solutions for businesses. They help design and deliver healthy implementations, ensuring a cohesive and effective outcome.
While a solution architect needs a strong foundation in technical knowledge, they must also have excellent listening, communication, and presentation skills to engage with stakeholders and ensure successful delivery.
Salesforce Solution Architect Average Salary
Intermediate | Senior | |
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US | $125,000 | $160,000 |
UK | £101,000 | £113,000 |
India | – | ₹3,300,000 |
Technical Architect
A Salesforce Technical Architect is responsible for solving complex, large-scale challenges and ensuring successful outcomes for customers. For many Salesforce Developers, this position is a dream job, as technical architects are the ultimate technical authority on projects. They ensure that solutions are built according to the correct technical specifications.
Technical Architects must have a deep understanding of Salesforce and are also heavily involved with any data that enters or leaves the platform.
Salesforce Technical Architect Average Salary
Intermediate | Senior | |
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US | $160,000 | $164,000 |
UK | – | £131,000 |
India | – | ₹4,000,000 |
Global Salary Trends
Average salaries depend on several factors, including age, the type of company you work for, and where you’re located.
All these elements play a significant role in determining compensation levels across the globe, reflecting economic conditions, market demand, and career opportunities. Let’s take a look at how salaries differ by age, company type, and the top countries offering the highest salaries.
Salary by Age
Your age and experience level have a big impact on your salary. Younger workers – particularly those in their early twenties – often earn lower salaries due to limited experience and entry-level positions. As people gain more experience and grow in their careers, their pay tends to increase.
Age | Average Annual Salary (USD) |
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18-24 | $48,079 |
25-34 | $82,470 |
35-44 | $102,512 |
45-54 | $113,205 |
55-64 | $127,053 |
65+ | $123,441 |
Salary by Company Type
The type of company you work for also affects your salary. According to our survey, freelance workers tend to earn the highest salary – this is perhaps due to the flexibility they have in setting their own rates and working with multiple clients. While freelancing can come with its challenges, it may be a great choice for those with in-demand skills and an established client base.
When it comes to different types of companies, the salary trends start to change depending on the nature of the work.
Company Type | Average Annual Salary (USD) |
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Freelance | $150,106 |
ISV/AppExchange Company | $100,196 |
End User | $99,104 |
Salesforce | $95,092 |
SI/Consulting Company | $92,334 |
Other | $91,125 |
Global Bonuses
Bonuses are an important part of compensation for many professionals around the world. They serve as incentives for performance, rewards for meeting targets, or simply as end-of-year perks. According to our survey, 57% of respondents receive bonuses at their company, while the remaining 43% do not.
Bonus distribution also varies by experience level, with junior employees being the least likely to receive one. In the past year, 9% of juniors received a bonus, compared to 30% of intermediate professionals, 47% of senior employees, and 14% of directors. While juniors may have fewer opportunities for bonuses, this remains a great perk to negotiate in employment contracts.
Industry also plays a role in bonus distribution, with the technology sector leading at 26.1%, followed by professional services 16.6%, banking and financial services 15%, healthcare 6.8%, and manufacturing 5.9%.
Summary
The Salesforce ecosystem certainly offers competitive compensation to its trailblazers, though salaries can vary based on several factors. Do these findings align with your expectations? Let us know in the comments below!
For a comprehensive breakdown of salaries across these roles and many more, check out our full salary report.
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