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92 open Commercial Contract Reviewer tasks are listed for District of Columbia, from $95 to $179 an hour. The typical rate for a senior Commercial Contract Reviewer here is $150 an hour, built from a market median wage of $90.81. At five hours a week that is about $3,250 a month.
Tasks located in District of Columbia plus remote tasks open to everyone in United States.
Manager · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Series B B2B software company for HR teams · 201–500 employees
$132–$159 / hour
About $290–$730 in total
Manager · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Real-estate services firm in student housing · 51–200 employees
$126–$143 / hour
About $540–$1,350 in total
Senior · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Series B medical devices company for dental practices · 201–500 employees
$102–$123 / hour
About $1,130–$2,700 a month
Senior · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Series B telehealth provider for hospital groups · 201–500 employees
$107–$133 / hour
About $360–$960 in total
Manager · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Health insurer for homeowners · 201–500 employees
$129–$150 / hour
About $1,120–$2,250 in total
Senior · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Series A generative-AI startup for drug discovery · 51–200 employees
$108–$135 / hour
About $490–$1,220 in total
Senior · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Web3 infrastructure company in compliance tooling · 5,000+ employees
$139–$162 / hour
About $150–$450 in total
Manager · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Streaming and audio company in lifestyle · 201–500 employees
$132–$159 / hour
About $290–$730 in total
Manager · Commercial Contract Reviewer
Property and casualty insurer covering small businesses · 501–1,000 employees
$144–$176 / hour
About $320–$800 in total
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Employee wage percentiles for the role. Contractors on Deftridge earn more than the median because they carry their own costs.
| Percentile | Per hour | 5 h a week, per month | Full time, per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10th | $61.02 | $1,320 | $126,900 |
| 25th | $79.16 | $1,720 | $164,700 |
| Median | $90.81 | $1,970 | $188,900 |
| 75th | $125.91 | $2,730 | $261,900 |
| 90th | $199.97 | $4,330 | $415,900 |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2024; aged to October 2026 with a wage index and calibrated on posted pay. Method.
| Level | Per hour | Per month at 5 h/week |
|---|---|---|
| Senior | $150 | $3,250 |
| Manager | $180 | $3,900 |
The typical rate in District of Columbia is $150 an hour against $115 nationally: +30%. Tasks that are remote pay the national rate for the company's location, so a remote task can pay more than a local one.
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