What is the average Demand Planner salary in the US?

The national median Demand Planner salary is $82,000 per year. Entry-level positions start around $62,000, while senior professionals earn $138,000 or more.

Which city pays Demand Planners the most?

New York City offers the highest median Demand Planner salary at $153K per year among the cities we track. However, high-cost cities like San Francisco and New York often have lower purchasing power once cost of living is factored in.

How fast are Demand Planner salaries growing?

Demand Planner salaries are growing at 5.2% annually, above the national average wage growth rate.

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
New York City, NY	$116K	$153K	$202K	187	6.85%
Cambridge, MA	$115K	$152K	$200K	185	5%
Pearl City, HI	$115K	$152K	$200K	185	11%
Bellevue, WA	$109K	$144K	$189K	175	None ✓
Irvine, CA	$107K	$141K	$186K	172	9.3%
Yonkers, NY	$102K	$135K	$178K	165	6.85%
Bethesda, MD	$102K	$135K	$178K	165	5.75%
Kirkland, WA	$100K	$133K	$175K	162	None ✓
Stamford, CT	$98K	$130K	$171K	158	6.99%
Hilo, HI	$96K	$127K	$167K	155	11%
San Francisco, CA	$93K	$123K	$162K	224	9.3%
Santa Ana, CA	$93K	$123K	$162K	150	9.3%
Anaheim, CA	$92K	$121K	$160K	148	9.3%
Rockville, MD	$92K	$121K	$160K	148	5.75%
San Jose, CA	$90K	$119K	$157K	210	9.3%
Alexandria, VA	$90K	$119K	$157K	145	5.75%
Elizabeth, NJ	$90K	$119K	$157K	145	10.75%
Paterson, NJ	$87K	$115K	$151K	140	10.75%
Oakland, CA	$86K	$113K	$149K	185	9.3%
Chula Vista, CA	$86K	$113K	$149K	138	9.3%
Washington, DC	$86K	$113K	$149K	152	8.5%
Edison, NJ	$86K	$113K	$149K	138	10.75%
Fairbanks, AK	$86K	$113K	$149K	138	None ✓
Jersey City, NJ	$84K	$111K	$146K	162	10.75%
Los Angeles, CA	$81K	$107K	$140K	163	9.3%
Seattle, WA	$81K	$107K	$140K	150	None ✓
Boston, MA	$81K	$107K	$140K	162	5%
Arlington, VA	$81K	$107K	$140K	148	5.75%
Newark, NJ	$79K	$105K	$138K	155	10.75%
San Diego, CA	$78K	$103K	$135K	148	9.3%
Long Beach, CA	$76K	$100K	$132K	155	9.3%
New Haven, CT	$76K	$100K	$132K	122	6.99%
Nashua, NH	$74K	$98K	$130K	120	None ✓
Frisco, TX	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	None ✓
Sacramento, CA	$73K	$97K	$127K	128	9.3%
Riverside, CA	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	9.3%
Naperville, IL	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	4.95%
Vancouver, WA	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	None ✓
Lowell, MA	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	5%
Portland, OR	$73K	$97K	$127K	130	9.9%
Gresham, OR	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	9.9%
Bridgeport, CT	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	6.99%
Manchester, NH	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	None ✓
Burlington, VT	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	6.6%
Providence, RI	$73K	$97K	$127K	118	5.99%
Austin, TX	$71K	$94K	$124K	110	None ✓
Hialeah, FL	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	None ✓
Hollywood, FL	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	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%
Lakewood, CO	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	4.55%
Ann Arbor, MI	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	4.25%
Frederick, MD	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	5.75%
Portland, ME	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	7.15%
Concord, NH	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	None ✓
Warwick, RI	$71K	$94K	$124K	115	5.99%
Miami, FL	$69K	$92K	$121K	123	None ✓
Pembroke Pines, FL	$69K	$92K	$121K	112	None ✓
Tacoma, WA	$69K	$92K	$121K	128	None ✓
Fort Collins, CO	$69K	$92K	$121K	112	4.55%
Worcester, MA	$69K	$92K	$121K	120	5%
Cary, NC	$69K	$92K	$121K	112	4.75%
Philadelphia, PA	$69K	$92K	$121K	110	3.07%
Baltimore, MD	$69K	$92K	$121K	115	5.75%
Honolulu, HI	$69K	$92K	$121K	192	11%
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%
Eugene, OR	$68K	$90K	$119K	110	9.9%
Salt Lake City, UT	$68K	$90K	$119K	105	4.85%
Hartford, CT	$68K	$90K	$119K	118	6.99%
McKinney, TX	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	None ✓
Round Rock, TX	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	None ✓
Fort Lauderdale, FL	$67K	$89K	$117K	118	None ✓
Gilbert, AZ	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	2.5%
Tempe, AZ	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	2.5%
Aurora, CO	$67K	$89K	$117K	112	4.55%
Thornton, CO	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	4.55%
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%
Boise, ID	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	5.8%
Wilmington, DE	$67K	$89K	$117K	108	6.6%
Anchorage, AK	$67K	$89K	$117K	128	None ✓
Irving, TX	$65K	$86K	$113K	97	None ✓
Stockton, CA	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	9.3%
Tampa, FL	$65K	$86K	$113K	102	None ✓
Phoenix, AZ	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	2.5%
Chandler, AZ	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	2.5%
Springfield, MA	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	5%
Charlotte, NC	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	4.75%
Nashville, TN	$65K	$86K	$113K	102	None ✓
Salem, OR	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	9.9%
Henderson, NV	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	None ✓
Provo, UT	$65K	$86K	$113K	100	4.85%
Meridian, ID	$65K	$86K	$113K	105	5.8%
Houston, TX	$64K	$85K	$112K	91	None ✓
Fort Worth, TX	$63K	$84K	$110K	93	None ✓
Carrollton, TX	$63K	$84K	$110K	102	None ✓
Orlando, FL	$63K	$84K	$110K	100	None ✓
Reno, NV	$63K	$84K	$110K	108	None ✓
Missoula, MT	$63K	$84K	$110K	102	6.75%
Arlington, TX	$62K	$82K	$108K	94	None ✓
Garland, TX	$62K	$82K	$108K	91	None ✓
Denton, TX	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	None ✓
San Bernardino, CA	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	9.3%
St. Petersburg, FL	$62K	$82K	$108K	105	None ✓
Cape Coral, FL	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	None ✓
Mesa, AZ	$62K	$82K	$108K	98	2.5%
Peoria, AZ	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	2.5%
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	$108K	100	6.8%
Las Vegas, NV	$62K	$82K	$108K	102	None ✓
West Jordan, UT	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	4.85%
Charleston, SC	$62K	$82K	$108K	105	6.5%
Overland Park, KS	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	5.7%
Dover, DE	$62K	$82K	$108K	100	6.6%
Albany, NY	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	6.85%
Port St. Lucie, FL	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	None ✓
Virginia Beach, VA	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	5.75%
Chesapeake, 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%
North Las Vegas, NV	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	None ✓
West Valley City, UT	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	4.85%
Orem, UT	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	4.85%
Nampa, ID	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	5.8%
Billings, MT	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	6.75%
Lewiston, ME	$61K	$80K	$106K	98	7.15%
Colorado Springs, CO	$60K	$79K	$104K	102	4.55%
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%
Huntsville, AL	$60K	$79K	$104K	88	5%
Fresno, CA	$59K	$78K	$103K	102	9.3%
Bakersfield, CA	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	9.3%
Rochester, NY	$59K	$78K	$103K	90	6.85%
Jacksonville, FL	$59K	$78K	$103K	93	None ✓
Aurora, IL	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	4.95%
Glendale, AZ	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	2.5%
Norfolk, VA	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	5.75%
Newport News, VA	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	5.75%
Detroit, MI	$59K	$78K	$103K	82	4.25%
Allentown, PA	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	3.07%
North Charleston, SC	$59K	$78K	$103K	95	6.5%
Des Moines, IA	$59K	$78K	$103K	88	4.82%
San Antonio, TX	$58K	$76K	$100K	87	None ✓
Midland, TX	$57K	$75K	$99K	92	None ✓
Buffalo, NY	$57K	$75K	$99K	88	6.85%
Athens, GA	$57K	$75K	$99K	92	5.75%
Duluth, MN	$57K	$75K	$99K	92	6.8%
Louisville, KY	$57K	$75K	$99K	85	5%
Greenville, SC	$57K	$75K	$99K	92	6.5%
Omaha, NE	$57K	$75K	$99K	88	5.84%
Cheyenne, WY	$57K	$75K	$99K	92	None ✓
Grand Prairie, TX	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	None ✓
Tallahassee, FL	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	None ✓
Joliet, IL	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	4.95%
Spokane, WA	$56K	$74K	$97K	95	None ✓
Cleveland, OH	$56K	$74K	$97K	82	3.99%
Grand Rapids, MI	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	4.25%
Sterling Heights, MI	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	4.25%
Kenosha, WI	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	5.3%
New Orleans, LA	$56K	$74K	$97K	92	6%
Fargo, ND	$56K	$74K	$97K	90	2.5%
Corpus Christi, TX	$55K	$72K	$95K	84	None ✓
Pasadena, TX	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Mesquite, TX	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Syracuse, NY	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	6.85%
Gainesville, FL	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Tucson, AZ	$55K	$72K	$95K	90	2.5%
Savannah, GA	$55K	$72K	$95K	92	5.75%
Greensboro, NC	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	4.75%
Memphis, TN	$55K	$72K	$95K	82	None ✓
Knoxville, TN	$55K	$72K	$95K	85	None ✓
Chattanooga, TN	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Green Bay, WI	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	5.3%
Lexington, KY	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	5%
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%
Great Falls, MT	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	6.75%
Casper, WY	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Bismarck, ND	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	2.5%
Sioux Falls, SD	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Rapid City, SD	$55K	$72K	$95K	88	None ✓
Tulsa, OK	$53K	$71K	$93K	80	4.75%
El Paso, TX	$53K	$70K	$92K	82	None ✓
Beaumont, TX	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	None ✓
Odessa, TX	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	None ✓
Tyler, TX	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	None ✓
Winston-Salem, NC	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	4.75%
Warren, MI	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	4.25%
Lansing, MI	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	4.25%
Independence, MO	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	5.3%
Lafayette, LA	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	6%
Cedar Rapids, IA	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	4.82%
Wichita, KS	$53K	$70K	$92K	82	5.7%
Kansas City, KS	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	5.7%
Lincoln, NE	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	5.84%
Rio Rancho, NM	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	5.9%
Fayetteville, AR	$53K	$70K	$92K	85	4.9%
Lubbock, TX	$51K	$67K	$89K	78	None ✓
Amarillo, TX	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	None ✓
Waco, TX	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	None ✓
Pueblo, CO	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.55%
Columbus, GA	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	5.75%
Augusta, GA	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	5.75%
Fayetteville, NC	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.75%
Clarksville, TN	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	None ✓
South Bend, IN	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	3.23%
Mobile, AL	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	5%
Broken Arrow, OK	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.75%
Davenport, IA	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.82%
Little Rock, AR	$51K	$67K	$89K	82	4.9%
Killeen, TX	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	None ✓
Rockford, IL	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	4.95%
Macon, GA	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5.75%
Akron, OH	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	3.99%
Dayton, OH	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	3.99%
Erie, PA	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	3.07%
Springfield, MO	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5.3%
Fort Wayne, IN	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	3.23%
Bowling Green, KY	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5%
Montgomery, AL	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5%
Norman, OK	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	4.75%
Las Cruces, NM	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5.9%
Gulfport, MS	$50K	$66K	$86K	80	5%
Laredo, TX	$48K	$64K	$84K	76	None ✓
Abilene, TX	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	None ✓
Toledo, OH	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	3.99%
Evansville, IN	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	3.23%
Shreveport, LA	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	6%
Jackson, MS	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	5%
Charleston, WV	$48K	$64K	$84K	78	6.5%
Brownsville, TX	$47K	$62K	$81K	75	None ✓
Fort Smith, AR	$47K	$62K	$81K	75	4.9%
Huntington, WV	$47K	$62K	$81K	75	6.5%

COL-adjusted: where does your salary go furthest?

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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 Salaryby City (2026)