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Web Developers — wages and employment

Web Developers earned a median annual wage of $90,930 in the United States in May 2024, with 78,860 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

MEDIAN 2024: $90,930SOURCE: BLS OEWSEvery value source-linked

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Web Developers earned a median annual wage of $90,930 in the United States in May 2024, with 78,860 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. The lowest-paid tenth earned $48,560 or less, the best-paid tenth $162,870 or more. Since May 2023 the median moved from $84,960 to $90,930, +7.0 %. The best-paying state is District of Columbia at $121,000; the lowest Arkansas at $43,530. Among metropolitan areas, San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA pays the highest median, $161,750. Wages are as published by BLS for May of each year; '≥ $239,200' is BLS's top code. Every value links to its fact record.

United States, year by year

Annual wages at the median, mean and four percentiles; employment is the May estimate.

By state

Median annual wage, May 2024, highest first. Each state has its own record with the full series.

StateMedian annualEmployment
District of Columbia$121,000700
California$117,38010,820
Washington$112,0104,370
Maryland$111,7502,150
Virginia$110,8304,450
Massachusetts$107,5702,040
Illinois$103,3003,170
Alaska$102,53080
Colorado$101,760—
Missouri$100,9501,580
Minnesota$99,8701,470
Michigan$97,6902,010
Rhode Island$95,380—
North Carolina$94,0701,860
New Hampshire$93,810220
Hawaii$93,600360
Texas$93,1205,280
Ohio$92,3801,760
Pennsylvania$89,9102,500
New Jersey$87,9802,160
Arizona$87,0701,510
Idaho$84,250210
South Carolina$83,200660
Vermont$82,170120
Florida$81,4104,530
Kentucky$80,960370
Utah$80,3501,770
Nevada$79,550210
Oregon$79,5401,080
Oklahoma$76,740380
Connecticut$75,2801,430
Georgia$75,0001,650
Tennessee$74,9501,390
Louisiana$74,500540
Nebraska$74,320320
Indiana$73,790760
Delaware$72,800—
Kansas$71,430440
North Dakota$71,190250
West Virginia$69,160320
Wisconsin$67,9701,680
New York$67,4006,340
Iowa$67,110510
Montana$65,490160
Alabama$62,990790
New Mexico$60,010—
Mississippi$58,260190
South Dakota$50,420290
Puerto Rico$44,290200
Arkansas$43,530430

Highest-paying metropolitan areas

Top 20 by median annual wage.

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