Supply Chain55% remote-eligible+5.2% YoY growth

Demand Planner Salary
by City (2026)

Forecast product demand to ensure optimal inventory levels and reduce stockouts. National median: $82K/year. See how your city compares.

National median

$82K

Top 10% earn

$138K

Entry level

$62K

Salary growth

+5.2%/yr

Demand Planner salary by city

Sorted by median salary

City	Entry	Median	Senior	COL	Tax
San Francisco, CA	$93K	$123K	$162K	224	9.3%
San Jose, CA	$90K	$119K	$157K	210	9.3%
New York City, NY	$87K	$115K	$152K	187	6.85%
Cambridge, MA	$86K	$114K	$151K	185	5%
Pearl City, HI	$86K	$114K	$151K	185	11%
Oakland, CA	$86K	$113K	$149K	185	9.3%
Washington, DC	$86K	$113K	$149K	152	8.5%
Bellevue, WA	$84K	$111K	$146K	175	None ✓
Jersey City, NJ	$84K	$111K	$146K	162	10.75%
Irvine, CA	$83K	$109K	$144K	172	9.3%
Los Angeles, CA	$81K	$107K	$140K	163	9.3%
Yonkers, NY	$81K	$107K	$141K	165	6.85%
Seattle, WA	$81K	$107K	$140K	150	None ✓
Boston, MA	$81K	$107K	$140K	162	5%
Arlington, VA	$81K	$107K	$140K	148	5.75%
Bethesda, MD	$81K	$107K	$141K	165	5.75%
Kirkland, WA	$80K	$106K	$139K	162	None ✓
Newark, NJ	$79K	$105K	$138K	155	10.75%
Stamford, CT	$79K	$104K	$137K	158	6.99%
San Diego, CA	$78K	$103K	$135K	148	9.3%
Hilo, HI	$78K	$103K	$136K	155	11%
Santa Ana, CA	$77K	$101K	$133K	150	9.3%
Long Beach, CA	$76K	$100K	$132K	155	9.3%
Anaheim, CA	$76K	$100K	$132K	148	9.3%
Rockville, MD	$76K	$100K	$132K	148	5.75%
Alexandria, VA	$75K	$99K	$131K	145	5.75%
Elizabeth, NJ	$75K	$99K	$131K	145	10.75%
Sacramento, CA	$73K	$97K	$127K	128	9.3%
Chula Vista, CA	$73K	$97K	$127K	138	9.3%
Portland, OR	$73K	$97K	$127K	130	9.9%
Paterson, NJ	$74K	$97K	$128K	140	10.75%
Edison, NJ	$73K	$97K	$127K	138	10.75%
Fairbanks, AK	$73K	$97K	$127K	138	None ✓
Austin, TX	$71K	$94K	$124K	110	None ✓
Chicago, IL	$71K	$94K	$124K	107	4.95%
Scottsdale, AZ	$71K	$94K	$124K	118	2.5%
Denver, CO	$71K	$94K	$124K	118	4.55%
Miami, FL	$69K	$92K	$121K	123	None ✓
Tacoma, WA	$69K	$92K	$121K	128	None ✓
Worcester, MA	$69K	$92K	$121K	120	5%
Philadelphia, PA	$69K	$92K	$121K	110	3.07%
Baltimore, MD	$69K	$92K	$121K	115	5.75%
Honolulu, HI	$69K	$92K	$121K	192	11%
New Haven, CT	$69K	$91K	$119K	122	6.99%
Dallas, TX	$68K	$90K	$119K	96	None ✓
Plano, TX	$68K	$90K	$119K	105	None ✓
Atlanta, GA	$68K	$90K	$119K	99	5.75%
Minneapolis, MN	$68K	$90K	$119K	106	6.8%
Salt Lake City, UT	$68K	$90K	$119K	105	4.85%
Hartford, CT	$68K	$90K	$119K	118	6.99%
Nashua, NH	$68K	$90K	$118K	120	None ✓
McKinney, TX	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	None ✓
Frisco, TX	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	None ✓
Riverside, CA	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	9.3%
Fort Lauderdale, FL	$67K	$89K	$117K	118	None ✓
Naperville, IL	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	4.95%
Vancouver, WA	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	None ✓
Aurora, CO	$67K	$89K	$117K	112	4.55%
Lowell, MA	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	5%
Raleigh, NC	$67K	$89K	$117K	102	4.75%
Durham, NC	$67K	$89K	$117K	100	4.75%
St. Paul, MN	$67K	$89K	$117K	104	6.8%
Gresham, OR	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	9.9%
Bridgeport, CT	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	6.99%
Manchester, NH	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	None ✓
Burlington, VT	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	6.6%
Providence, RI	$67K	$89K	$118K	118	5.99%
Anchorage, AK	$67K	$89K	$117K	128	None ✓
Hialeah, FL	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	None ✓
Hollywood, FL	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	None ✓
Lakewood, CO	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	4.55%
Ann Arbor, MI	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	4.25%
Frederick, MD	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	5.75%
Portland, ME	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	7.15%
Concord, NH	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	None ✓
Warwick, RI	$67K	$88K	$116K	115	5.99%
Pembroke Pines, FL	$66K	$87K	$115K	112	None ✓
Fort Collins, CO	$66K	$87K	$115K	112	4.55%
Cary, NC	$66K	$87K	$115K	112	4.75%
Irving, TX	$65K	$86K	$113K	97	None ✓
Tampa, FL	$65K	$86K	$113K	102	None ✓
Phoenix, AZ	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	2.5%
Chandler, AZ	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	2.5%
Charlotte, NC	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	4.75%
Nashville, TN	$65K	$86K	$113K	102	None ✓
Eugene, OR	$65K	$86K	$114K	110	9.9%
Provo, UT	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	4.85%
Houston, TX	$64K	$85K	$112K	91	None ✓
Round Rock, TX	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	None ✓
Gilbert, AZ	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	2.5%
Tempe, AZ	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	2.5%
Thornton, CO	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	4.55%
Boise, ID	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	5.8%
Wilmington, DE	$65K	$85K	$113K	108	6.6%
Fort Worth, TX	$63K	$84K	$110K	93	None ✓
Stockton, CA	$64K	$84K	$111K	105	9.3%
Orlando, FL	$63K	$84K	$110K	100	None ✓
Springfield, MA	$64K	$84K	$111K	105	5%
Salem, OR	$64K	$84K	$111K	105	9.9%
Henderson, NV	$64K	$84K	$111K	105	None ✓
Reno, NV	$63K	$84K	$110K	108	None ✓
Meridian, ID	$64K	$84K	$111K	105	5.8%
Carrollton, TX	$63K	$83K	$110K	102	None ✓
Missoula, MT	$63K	$83K	$110K	102	6.75%
Arlington, TX	$62K	$82K	$108K	94	None ✓
Garland, TX	$62K	$82K	$108K	91	None ✓
Denton, TX	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	None ✓
San Bernardino, CA	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	9.3%
Albany, NY	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	6.85%
St. Petersburg, FL	$62K	$82K	$108K	105	None ✓
Port St. Lucie, FL	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	None ✓
Cape Coral, FL	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	None ✓
Mesa, AZ	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	2.5%
Peoria, AZ	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	2.5%
Chesapeake, VA	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	5.75%
Richmond, VA	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	5.75%
Columbus, OH	$62K	$82K	$108K	90	3.99%
Pittsburgh, PA	$62K	$82K	$108K	90	3.07%
Rochester, MN	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	6.8%
Las Vegas, NV	$62K	$82K	$108K	102	None ✓
North Las Vegas, NV	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	None ✓
West Valley City, UT	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	4.85%
West Jordan, UT	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	4.85%
Orem, UT	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	4.85%
Charleston, SC	$62K	$82K	$108K	105	6.5%
Overland Park, KS	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	5.7%
Nampa, ID	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	5.8%
Billings, MT	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	6.75%
Lewiston, ME	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	7.15%
Dover, DE	$62K	$82K	$109K	100	6.6%
Bakersfield, CA	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	9.3%
Aurora, IL	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	4.95%
Glendale, AZ	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	2.5%
Norfolk, VA	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	5.75%
Newport News, VA	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	5.75%
Allentown, PA	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	3.07%
North Charleston, SC	$61K	$81K	$106K	95	6.5%
Virginia Beach, VA	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	5.75%
Cincinnati, OH	$61K	$80K	$106K	88	3.99%
Kansas City, MO	$61K	$80K	$106K	90	5.3%
Madison, WI	$61K	$80K	$106K	102	5.3%
Grand Prairie, TX	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	None ✓
Midland, TX	$60K	$79K	$105K	92	None ✓
Tallahassee, FL	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	None ✓
Joliet, IL	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	4.95%
Colorado Springs, CO	$60K	$79K	$104K	102	4.55%
Athens, GA	$60K	$79K	$105K	92	5.75%
Sterling Heights, MI	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	4.25%
St. Louis, MO	$60K	$79K	$104K	86	5.3%
Indianapolis, IN	$60K	$79K	$104K	88	3.23%
Milwaukee, WI	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	5.3%
Kenosha, WI	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	5.3%
Duluth, MN	$60K	$79K	$105K	92	6.8%
Huntsville, AL	$60K	$79K	$104K	88	5%
Greenville, SC	$60K	$79K	$105K	92	6.5%
Cheyenne, WY	$60K	$79K	$105K	92	None ✓
Fargo, ND	$60K	$79K	$104K	90	2.5%
Pasadena, TX	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Mesquite, TX	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Fresno, CA	$59K	$78K	$103K	102	9.3%
Rochester, NY	$59K	$78K	$103K	90	6.85%
Syracuse, NY	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	6.85%
Jacksonville, FL	$59K	$78K	$103K	93	None ✓
Gainesville, FL	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Greensboro, NC	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	4.75%
Chattanooga, TN	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Detroit, MI	$59K	$78K	$103K	82	4.25%
Green Bay, WI	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	5.3%
Lexington, KY	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	5%
Des Moines, IA	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	4.82%
Great Falls, MT	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	6.75%
Casper, WY	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Bismarck, ND	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	2.5%
Sioux Falls, SD	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Rapid City, SD	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	None ✓
Beaumont, TX	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	None ✓
Odessa, TX	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	None ✓
Tyler, TX	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	None ✓
Winston-Salem, NC	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	4.75%
Warren, MI	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	4.25%
Lansing, MI	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	4.25%
Independence, MO	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	5.3%
Lafayette, LA	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	6%
Cedar Rapids, IA	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	4.82%
Kansas City, KS	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	5.7%
Lincoln, NE	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	5.84%
Rio Rancho, NM	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	5.9%
Fayetteville, AR	$58K	$77K	$101K	85	4.9%
San Antonio, TX	$58K	$76K	$100K	87	None ✓
Amarillo, TX	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	None ✓
Waco, TX	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	None ✓
Pueblo, CO	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	4.55%
Columbus, GA	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	5.75%
Augusta, GA	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	5.75%
Fayetteville, NC	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	4.75%
Clarksville, TN	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	None ✓
South Bend, IN	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	3.23%
Mobile, AL	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	5%
Broken Arrow, OK	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	4.75%
Davenport, IA	$57K	$76K	$100K	82	4.82%
Killeen, TX	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	None ✓
Buffalo, NY	$57K	$75K	$99K	88	6.85%
Rockford, IL	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	4.95%
Macon, GA	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5.75%
Akron, OH	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	3.99%
Dayton, OH	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	3.99%
Erie, PA	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	3.07%
Springfield, MO	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5.3%
Fort Wayne, IN	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	3.23%
Louisville, KY	$57K	$75K	$99K	85	5%
Bowling Green, KY	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5%
Montgomery, AL	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5%
Norman, OK	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	4.75%
Omaha, NE	$57K	$75K	$99K	88	5.84%
Las Cruces, NM	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5.9%
Gulfport, MS	$57K	$75K	$99K	80	5%
Abilene, TX	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	None ✓
Spokane, WA	$56K	$74K	$97K	95	None ✓
Cleveland, OH	$56K	$74K	$97K	82	3.99%
Toledo, OH	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	3.99%
Grand Rapids, MI	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	4.25%
Evansville, IN	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	3.23%
New Orleans, LA	$56K	$74K	$97K	92	6%
Shreveport, LA	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	6%
Jackson, MS	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	5%
Charleston, WV	$56K	$74K	$98K	78	6.5%
Brownsville, TX	$55K	$73K	$96K	75	None ✓
Fort Smith, AR	$55K	$73K	$96K	75	4.9%
Huntington, WV	$55K	$73K	$96K	75	6.5%
Corpus Christi, TX	$55K	$72K	$95K	84	None ✓
Tucson, AZ	$55K	$72K	$95K	90	2.5%
Savannah, GA	$55K	$72K	$95K	92	5.75%
Memphis, TN	$55K	$72K	$95K	82	None ✓
Knoxville, TN	$55K	$72K	$95K	85	None ✓
Birmingham, AL	$55K	$72K	$95K	82	5%
Columbia, SC	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	6.5%
Oklahoma City, OK	$55K	$72K	$95K	82	4.75%
Baton Rouge, LA	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	6%
Albuquerque, NM	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	5.9%
Tulsa, OK	$53K	$71K	$93K	80	4.75%
El Paso, TX	$53K	$70K	$92K	82	None ✓
Wichita, KS	$53K	$70K	$92K	82	5.7%
Lubbock, TX	$51K	$67K	$89K	78	None ✓
Little Rock, AR	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.9%
Laredo, TX	$48K	$64K	$84K	76	None ✓

COL-adjusted: where does your salary go furthest?

A $82K Demand Planner salary in Houston (COL 91, no tax) has significantly more purchasing power than the same salary in San Francisco (COL 224, 9.3% state tax). Use our calculator to see the real numbers.

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Demand Planner Salary Guide (2026)

The national median salary for a Demand Planner is $82,000 per year. Entry-level positions typically start at $62,000, while experienced professionals in the top 25% earn $108,000 or more. The highest-paid 10% of Demand Planners nationally earn $138,000+.

Education and requirements

Bachelor's in Supply Chain or Statistics; forecasting tools expertise. This role is 55% remote-eligible nationally, which significantly expands the geographic job market for workers in lower cost-of-living cities.

Salary growth outlook

Demand Planner compensation is growing at 5.2% annually, well above the national average wage growth rate. Demand for qualified Demand Planners significantly outpaces supply in most major metros.

Demand Planner salary FAQ

How much does a Demand Planner make?

The median Demand Planner salary in the US is $82,000 per year — about $39/hour. Most earn between $62,000 (25th percentile) and $108,000 (75th percentile).

What is the starting salary for a Demand Planner?

Entry-level Demand Planner positions typically start around $62,000 per year. Pay rises with experience, specialization, and location.

How much do the highest-paid Demand Planners earn?

The top 10% of Demand Planners earn $138,000 or more per year — usually senior, lead, or specialized professionals in high-cost or high-demand markets.

Which city pays Demand Planners the most?

San Francisco has the highest median Demand Planner salary at $123K among the cities we track. But high-cost metros like San Francisco and New York often have lower real purchasing power once cost of living and taxes are factored in.

Are Demand Planner salaries going up?

Yes — Demand Planner pay is growing about 5.2% year over year, above the US average wage-growth rate.

Demand Planner Salaryby City (2026)