Concierge Salary

Concierges earn a median $38,950 a year nationally. Personal Care and Service Occupations

U.S. median
$38,950
$18.73 per hour
Range
$31,620 – $57,570
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
49,240
across the U.S.

Concierge take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Concierge
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$33,476
per year · effective tax rate 14.1%
$2,790Monthly
$1,395Twice a month
$1,288Every 2 weeks
$16.09Hourly
  • Federal income tax$2,494
  • Social Security (6.2%)$2,415
  • Medicare (1.45%)$565
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$33,476

Marginal rate: 12% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$31,620$15.20$27,587
25th percentile$35,660$17.14$30,833
Median (50th)$38,950$18.73$33,476
75th percentile$47,350$22.76$40,226
90th percentile (top earners)$57,570$27.68$48,437

Best cities for concierges (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1New York, NY$51,190$41,144$36,5527,630
2Seattle, WA$47,830$40,611$36,5431,040
3Pittsburgh, PA$38,020$31,562$33,338500
4Philadelphia, PA$40,820$33,726$32,8861,130
5San Francisco, CA$46,120$37,804$32,699620
6Dallas, TX$38,140$32,825$31,8421,030
7Las Vegas, NV$36,810$31,757$31,689900
8Los Angeles, CA$43,560$35,882$31,5962,460
9San Diego, CA$42,430$35,034$31,312470
10Houston, TX$34,750$30,102$30,520540
11Orlando, FL$35,670$30,841$30,4101,290
12Washington, DC$38,810$32,201$29,5744,650
13Chicago, IL$37,440$30,555$29,4941,210
14Atlanta, GA$34,070$28,410$28,3931,050
15Tampa, FL$32,750$28,495$28,243590
16Miami, FL$35,870$31,002$27,1572,140

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Concierge salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Hawaii $60,090$47,426 $42,690 – $71,360510
New York $57,570$45,926 $38,820 – $63,8806,040
Rhode Island $54,850$44,812 $48,310 – $54,860—
Wyoming $52,060$44,010 $36,190 – $60,68050
Washington $47,330$40,210 $37,010 – $58,8701,320
Colorado $46,720$38,372 $36,500 – $54,060580
Vermont $45,610$37,734 $36,090 – $52,00090
Maine $45,330$36,725 $38,680 – $56,710110
California $43,560$35,882 $36,750 – $60,3605,150
Connecticut $40,550$33,862 $35,040 – $57,140400
Wisconsin $40,460$33,690 $37,820 – $53,780260
Massachusetts $40,120$32,630 $35,850 – $61,830—
Iowa $40,080$33,513 $35,020 – $49,67070
Maryland $39,950$32,746 $37,080 – $45,8701,130
Pennsylvania $39,560$32,752 $32,150 – $46,1102,160
New Hampshire $38,950$33,476 $35,920 – $44,720120
Oregon $38,700$30,719 $34,330 – $47,940420
Utah $38,550$32,386 $25,630 – $49,540250
District of Columbia $38,230$31,770 $37,340 – $50,4903,000
Virginia $38,050$31,379 $31,010 – $45,3002,170
New Jersey $37,740$31,901 $34,850 – $51,1902,650
Montana $37,520$31,321 $32,290 – $56,69050
Arizona $37,460$31,551 $33,920 – $47,350420
Illinois $36,900$30,147 $33,920 – $54,9101,460
Minnesota $36,880$30,659 $34,120 – $44,050—
Nevada $36,820$31,765 $33,840 – $47,7501,110
Texas $36,070$31,162 $28,740 – $47,3302,600
Michigan $35,740$29,629 $28,930 – $46,760900
New Mexico $35,740$30,328 $33,370 – $46,97050
Florida $35,660$30,833 $28,360 – $50,9705,380
Ohio $35,660$30,635 $28,640 – $44,480590
Mississippi $35,360$29,909 $29,260 – $47,170130
Kansas $35,340$29,402 $23,160 – $46,180110
Tennessee $35,320$30,560 $29,120 – $44,950460
West Virginia $35,130$29,470 $25,740 – $61,94040
North Carolina $34,780$29,247 $29,190 – $45,920660
Idaho $34,760$29,376 $22,860 – $38,330250
Indiana $34,160$28,649 $24,150 – $97,520250
South Carolina $34,110$28,698 $24,980 – $48,220580
Georgia $33,960$28,327 $26,170 – $43,0201,440
Missouri $33,280$28,294 $28,920 – $43,090500
Delaware $32,420$27,107 $31,200 – $40,97040
Kentucky $31,390$26,421 $24,250 – $53,310420
Arkansas $31,340$26,352 $29,010 – $38,30090
Louisiana $31,340$26,808 $27,880 – $41,430320
Alabama $30,120$25,140 $26,790 – $43,210300
Oklahoma $29,930$25,427 $23,620 – $42,610430

Frequently asked questions

How much does a concierge make?

The national median salary for concierges is $38,950 a year ($18.73 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $31,620 and the top 10% earn over $57,570. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays concierges the most?

Hawaii has the highest median pay at $60,090. After taxes and local prices, New York, NY offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many concierges are there in the U.S.?

About 49,240 people work as concierges nationwide.