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44 open Pricing & Competitive Analyst tasks are listed for Washington, from $91 to $192 an hour. The typical rate for a senior Pricing & Competitive Analyst here is $135 an hour, built from a market median wage of $83.25. At five hours a week that is about $2,930 a month.
Tasks located in Washington plus remote tasks open to everyone in United States.
Senior · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Series A accounting software company for property managers · 51–200 employees
$107–$136 / hour
About $970–$1,940 in total
Senior · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
B2B media company in education · 51–200 employees
$104–$137 / hour
About $720–$1,450 in total
Senior · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Automotive supplier in aftermarket parts · 51–200 employees
$105–$135 / hour
About $480–$1,200 in total
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Recruiting platform for finance hiring · 501–1,000 employees
$174–$192 / hour
About $550–$1,100 in total
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Series B gaming platform making multiplayer shooters · 51–200 employees
$117–$128 / hour
About $1,590 a month at 3 h a week
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Supply-chain software company for pharma · 201–500 employees
$115–$148 / hour
About $1,320–$2,650 a month
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Hospitality operator in corporate travel · 501–1,000 employees
$127–$155 / hour
About $850–$1,690 in total
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Proptech company in residential development · 201–500 employees
$122–$147 / hour
About $540–$1,350 in total
Manager · Pricing & Competitive Analyst
Staffing firm for hourly workers · 51–200 employees
$109–$130 / hour
About $1,550 a month at 3 h a week
Newest first, with the hourly range and where the work is done.
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 | $46.76 | $1,010 | $97,300 |
| 25th | $61.34 | $1,330 | $127,600 |
| Median | $83.25 | $1,800 | $173,200 |
| 75th | $116.37 | $2,520 | $242,000 |
| 90th | $151.62 | $3,290 | $315,400 |
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 | $135 | $2,930 |
| Manager | $165 | $3,580 |
The typical rate in Washington is $135 an hour against $115 nationally: +17%. 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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