SalaryFact logosalaryfact.comData: BLS OEWS 2024

Denver Salary Percentile
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Where does your salary rank in Denver? The median salary here is $75K, 27% above the national median of $59K. Enter your salary below to see your exact percentile among Denver workers.

Denver median

$75K

National median

$59K

vs national

+27%

Enter your gross annual salary (pre-tax). Hourly workers: multiply hourly rate by 2,080.

Denver salary percentiles — 2024

PercentileDenverNational
10th$19K$15K
25th$33K$26K
50th (median)median$75K$59K
75th$123K$97K
90th$184K$145K
95th$254K$200K
99th$445K$350K

City figures derived from BLS OEWS 2024 metro area median. National figures from BLS national percentile data.

Key insight

Denver's median salary of $75K is 27% above the US national median of $59K. The top 25% of Denver workers earn at least $123K. The top 10% threshold is around $184K.

Denver salary — frequently asked questions

What is the median salary in Denver?

The median annual salary in Denver is approximately $75K based on 2024 BLS data. This is 27% above the national median of $59K.

Where does your salary rank in Denver?

Use the calculator above to find your exact salary percentile in Denver. The Denver median is $75K. If you earn above this, you rank in the top half of Denver workers. The calculator compares your salary to both the Denver distribution and the national distribution.

How does Denver compare to the national median salary?

Denver's median salary of $75K is 27% above the US national median of $59K. This means Denver workers earn above the typical American worker on a gross basis. Cost of living differences may affect real purchasing power.

What salary is needed to be in the top 25% in Denver?

To reach the top 25% of earners in Denver, you need approximately $123K or more. The top 10% threshold in Denver is around $184K.

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