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Rates · Updated November 3, 2026

Regulatory Researcher hourly rate

A senior Regulatory Researcher typically receives $125 an hour as a part-time contractor in the United States, against a market median wage of $74.30. Below: percentiles and rates for every country we cover, by level and format.

$125/hrtypical contractor rate, senior
$74.30/hrmarket median wage
$56-100middle half of wages
$2,710a month at 5 hours a week

Regulatory Researcher pay in the United States

National wage percentiles for the role. Full United States page.

PercentilePer hour5 h a week, per monthFull time, per year
10th$44.38$960$92,300
25th$56.40$1,220$117,300
Median$74.30$1,610$154,500
75th$100.34$2,170$208,700
90th$123.08$2,670$256,000

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025; aged to October 2026.

Regulatory Researcher rates by country

Country10thMedian wage90thContractor rate
United States$44.38$74.30$123.08$125
CanadaCA$37.50CA$57.36CA$88.91CA$95
United Kingdom£19.50£28.12£46.76£45
Austria€19.24€31.00€44.63€50
Belgium€23.99€44.05€64.38€75
Bulgaria€6.96€12.64€24.40€21
Croatia€10.35€17.44€26.87€30
Cyprus€12.47€21.37€46.20€35
Czechia€10.35€16.49€23.11€25
Denmark€26.61€39.77€51.24€65
Estonia€10.15€18.67€27.71€30
Finland€21.03€29.59€40.05€50
France€17.40€26.14€39.96€45
Germany€20.22€36.20€55.57€60
Greece€9.06€14.33€21.18€24
Hungary€8.97€15.67€25.91€25
Ireland€25.88€43.56€84.01€70
Italy€17.13€25.06€40.42€40
Latvia€8.69€16.82€28.86€30
Lithuania€10.80€18.84€30.39€30
Luxembourg€25.88€41.49€73.75€70
Malta€8.70€14.86€22.42€25
Netherlands€18.72€31.96€44.81€55
Poland€9.70€16.33€27.22€25
Portugal€12.76€16.71€33.28€30
Romania€8.73€14.79€27.67€24
Slovakia€8.20€12.95€18.67€21
Slovenia€13.90€20.48€30.58€35
Spain€14.06€21.72€35.60€35
Sweden€19.22€25.89€32.48€45

Hourly figures in local currency. Contractor rate is the typical Deftridge rate for a senior Regulatory Researcher in the one-off task format.

Regulatory Researcher pay by US state

Typical contractor rate, highest first.

California$170/hr · market median $101.67District of Columbia$165/hr · market median $100.52Alaska$145/hr · market median $86.60Vermont$145/hr · market median $86.41Delaware$140/hr · market median $86.33Maine$140/hr · market median $84.85Massachusetts$140/hr · market median $86.12New York$140/hr · market median $85.38New Hampshire$135/hr · market median $80.55New Jersey$135/hr · market median $83.05Rhode Island$135/hr · market median $81.20Washington$135/hr · market median $80.59Hawaii$130/hr · market median $78.99Maryland$130/hr · market median $79.07Wyoming$130/hr · market median $78.21Colorado$125/hr · market median $75.89Connecticut$125/hr · market median $76.94Illinois$125/hr · market median $74.73Minnesota$125/hr · market median $76.10Nevada$125/hr · market median $76.19North Dakota$125/hr · market median $76.55Oregon$125/hr · market median $77.01South Carolina$125/hr · market median $74.38Virginia$125/hr · market median $75.88Arizona$120/hr · market median $71.31Iowa$120/hr · market median $71.76North Carolina$120/hr · market median $72.41Texas$120/hr · market median $72.71Alabama$115/hr · market median $68.51Indiana$115/hr · market median $68.50Michigan$115/hr · market median $69.66Pennsylvania$115/hr · market median $70.62South Dakota$115/hr · market median $69.97Wisconsin$115/hr · market median $69.74Kansas$110/hr · market median $65.43Kentucky$110/hr · market median $65.87New Mexico$110/hr · market median $66.01Ohio$110/hr · market median $67.95Florida$105/hr · market median $64.42Idaho$105/hr · market median $63.78Louisiana$105/hr · market median $62.20Mississippi$105/hr · market median $63.58Missouri$105/hr · market median $63.52Nebraska$105/hr · market median $64.37West Virginia$105/hr · market median $62.50Arkansas$100/hr · market median $62.04Georgia$100/hr · market median $60.84Montana$100/hr · market median $61.81Oklahoma$100/hr · market median $60.25Tennessee$100/hr · market median $61.91Utah$100/hr · market median $61.47

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.

LevelPer hour
Senior$125
Manager$145
  • Regular role$110
  • One-off task$125
  • Task bundle$110

Questions about Regulatory Researcher rates

What is the typical hourly rate for a Regulatory Researcher?

In the United States the typical rate for a senior Regulatory Researcher is $125 an hour (market median wage $74.30). 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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