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← Consulting · United States

Manager Consulting salaries in United States

Built from 81 employer-stated ranges observed in live postings (as of 2026-10-12). Every number traces to a public source row.

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Live evidence panel · as of 2026-10-12 FX 2026-10-12 · annual USD, reference FX
$176,250
Median
n=81 stated ranges
$132,500
P25
$207,000
P75
54.2%
Salary disclosure rate
153 open roles
The one-line answer

Employers hiring Manager Consulting roles in United States state a median of $176,250 annual USD (P25 $132,500, P75 $207,000), measured from 81 employer-published ranges as of 2026-10-12.

Beyond base: 28.8% of evaluated postings here mention equity, 34.0% mention bonus/commission (n=153 evaluated excerpts).

Skills mentioned in this market

Tokens that literally appear in the posting text, with n and share of open roles. Not inferred.

Skill n Share of open roles
Excel 17 11.1%
Account Management 11 7.2%
Salesforce 11 7.2%
Python 10 6.5%
Roadmapping 9 5.9%
NetSuite 8 5.2%
Databricks 5 3.3%
Power BI 5 3.3%
Supply Chain 5 3.3%
US GAAP 5 3.3%
iOS 5 3.3%
Agile 4 2.6%

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P10
$109,000
P20
$125,000
P30
$147,500
P40
$154,000
P50
$176,250
P60
$192,500
P70
$201,875
P80
$207,700
P90
$237,500

Deciles of employer-stated ranges (midpoints, annual USD) for this market. Percentiles interpolate between deciles; sample statistics, not an offer recommendation.

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