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Career coach salary in United States

How much does a Career Coach make in the United States?

Average base salary

$21.67
Average $21.67
Low $14.83
High $31.66

The average salary for a career coach is $21.67 per hour in the United States. 2.8k salaries taken from job postings on Indeed in the past 36 months (updated October 4, 2026).

Career Coach job openings in United States

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Student Success Coach
University of Alabama4.3out of 5 stars.
Tuscaloosa, AL
$44,600 - $55,800 a year
1 week ago

Highest paying companies for Career Coach in United States

Average year pay is based on job postings on Indeed in the past 36 months.
Anne Carlsen
 
$300,000per year
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Creating Brighter Futures
 
$250,000per year
EY
 
$197,050per year
Bloomberg
 
$177,500per year
McDermott Will & Schulte
 
$162,350per year
Capital One
 
$157,350per year

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Highest paying cities for Career Coaches near United States

  1. Chicago, IL
    $46.89 per hour
  2. New York, NY
    $41.80 per hour
  3. Sacramento, CA
    $22.52 per hour
  4. Schaumburg, IL
    $22.01 per hour
  5. Missoula, MT
    $21.67 per hour

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The average salary for a Career Coach is $21.67 per hour in the United States. This figure is based on 2.8k salaries taken from job postings on Indeed in the past 36 months, last updated on October 4, 2026.

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Career Coach salaries typically range between a low of $14.83 and a high of $31.66 per hour, depending on experience, location, and the hiring company.

Some of the highest-paying cities for Career Coach include Chicago, IL at $46.89 per hour, New York, NY at $41.80 per hour, and Sacramento, CA at $22.52 per hour.

Based on recent job postings on Indeed, some of the top-paying companies for Career Coach include Anne Carlsen ($300,000 per year) and Creating Brighter Futures ($250,000 per year).