Compensation & Benefits Analyst hourly rate
A senior Compensation & Benefits Analyst typically receives $105 an hour as a part-time contractor in the United States, against a market median wage of $64.66. Below: percentiles and rates for every country we cover, by level and format.
Compensation & Benefits Analyst pay in the United States
National wage percentiles for the role. Full United States page.
| Percentile | Per hour | 5 h a week, per month | Full time, per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10th | $40.91 | $890 | $85,100 |
| 25th | $50.35 | $1,090 | $104,700 |
| Median | $64.66 | $1,400 | $134,500 |
| 75th | $83.01 | $1,800 | $172,700 |
| 90th | $106.58 | $2,310 | $221,700 |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025; aged to October 2026.
Compensation & Benefits Analyst rates by country
| Country | 10th | Median wage | 90th | Contractor rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $40.91 | $64.66 | $106.58 | $105 |
| Canada | CA$35.19 | CA$55.31 | CA$80.89 | CA$90 |
| United Kingdom | £19.26 | £25.71 | £41.00 | £40 |
| Austria | €16.15 | €24.09 | €33.27 | €40 |
| Belgium | €20.16 | €34.24 | €47.99 | €55 |
| Bulgaria | €5.85 | €9.81 | €18.20 | €16 |
| Croatia | €8.71 | €13.55 | €20.03 | €22 |
| Cyprus | €10.47 | €16.62 | €34.44 | €25 |
| Czechia | €8.68 | €12.81 | €17.22 | €21 |
| Denmark | €22.35 | €30.92 | €38.19 | €50 |
| Estonia | €8.53 | €14.51 | €20.65 | €24 |
| Finland | €17.66 | €23.01 | €29.85 | €40 |
| France | €14.61 | €20.33 | €29.80 | €35 |
| Germany | €17.32 | €28.69 | €42.25 | €45 |
| Greece | €7.60 | €11.15 | €15.79 | €18 |
| Hungary | €7.53 | €12.19 | €19.32 | €20 |
| Ireland | €21.74 | €33.87 | €62.62 | €55 |
| Italy | €14.39 | €19.49 | €30.13 | €30 |
| Latvia | €7.29 | €13.08 | €21.52 | €22 |
| Lithuania | €9.07 | €14.64 | €22.65 | €24 |
| Luxembourg | €21.74 | €32.24 | €54.98 | €55 |
| Malta | €7.31 | €11.55 | €16.71 | €19 |
| Netherlands | €15.73 | €24.85 | €33.40 | €40 |
| Poland | €8.15 | €12.68 | €20.29 | €21 |
| Portugal | €10.72 | €12.99 | €24.81 | €21 |
| Romania | €7.32 | €11.51 | €20.62 | €19 |
| Slovakia | €6.89 | €10.07 | €13.92 | €17 |
| Slovenia | €11.67 | €15.92 | €22.79 | €25 |
| Spain | €11.80 | €16.89 | €26.53 | €30 |
| Sweden | €16.15 | €20.14 | €24.21 | €35 |
Hourly figures in local currency. Contractor rate is the typical Deftridge rate for a senior Compensation & Benefits Analyst in the one-off task format.
Compensation & Benefits Analyst pay by US state
Typical contractor rate, highest first.
By level and format
United States. A manager earns 1.20 times the senior rate; a one-off task pays a higher hourly rate than a standing role because the work is fixed-scope.
| Level | Per hour |
|---|---|
| Senior | $105 |
| Manager | $130 |
Questions about Compensation & Benefits Analyst rates
What is the typical hourly rate for a Compensation & Benefits Analyst?
In the United States the typical rate for a senior Compensation & Benefits Analyst is $105 an hour (market median wage $64.66). Rates vary by country, state and level; the tables above list them.
Is this a salary?
No. The market median is an employee wage for reference. The Deftridge rate is what a part-time contractor in that role receives per hour, before tax.
How does level change the rate?
Levels scale the rate: specialist 0.85, senior 1.00, manager 1.20, director 1.45 and executive 1.75 of the senior rate, inside the country floor and cap.
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