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Sonny Spencer, BFP, ACA
November 29, 2022
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In today’s fast-paced business world, NetSuite has become the leading cloud business software in enterprise resource planning. With so many companies turning to NetSuite to manage their business operations, demand for professionals trained in NetSuite configuration and maintenance is high.
This post comes as a follow-up to one of our previous posts, which detailed how much NetSuite developers can expect to make—but this time we’re focusing on NetSuite Admins. Since companies need NetSuite Administrators who are well-versed in NetSuite’s native tools and who possess a combination of both technical skills and business knowledge, we wanted to ensure that NetSuite Admins, too, know how much they ought to be making.
So—how much can you expect to make as a NetSuite Administrator? Although the exact number depends on several factors, such as experience level and location, the average national salary for NetSuite Administrators in the United States is nearly six figures.
Read on to see a breakdown of the most important factors contributing to your salary as a NetSuite Administrator, as well as ways to increase your salary in the future.
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According to ZipRecruiter, the average annual salary for NetSuite Admins in the U.S. is $92,479. Glassdoor’s estimate is a bit higher at $107,272. With the median annual salary of U.S. Americans falling at around $70K in 2021, NetSuite Administrators make upwards of 30% more than the median income (and even over 50% more according to Glassdoor).
Of course, how much you make also depends on two main factors: how much experience you have as a NetSuite Administrator and where you’re located. We’ll discuss just how much these factors play into your salary below.
Both ZipRecruiter and Glassdoor show that your salary as a NetSuite Admin tends to increase as you accumulate more years of experience. For instance, the average salary of a NetSuite Admin with one year of experience or less is roughly $83K. That number increases to $91K for the 1-3 years’ experience range and to $97K for the 4-6 years range. With 7 years of experience, the average salary jumps to $100K+.
The specific role you play as a NetSuite Admin may also affect your salary. According to ZipRecruiter, moving towards the consultant side of things can boost how much you take home each year.
In addition to your experience level, where you live is another factor that can greatly influence how much you earn as a NetSuite Administrator. While Silicon Valley does appear towards the top of the highest-earning locations list, cities all along the Pacific coast—and even some on the east coast—also make the list.
According to ZipRecruiter, NetSuite Admins in Santa Cruz, CA earn the most of any US city, with an average annual salary of around $114,000. Behind that is Sunnyvale, CA at $112K and Livermore, CA at $110K. A couple east coast cities make the list, as well as a few in the Pacific Northwest. As the need for NetSuite Administrators is nationwide, relocation to a higher-paying city could prove beneficial if it is an option for you.
Although ZipRecruiter and Glassdoor don’t provide much information on NetSuite Administrator salaries outside of the UnitedStates, other sources show that these salaries tend to be lower outside of the US. For example, according to Talent.com, the average annual salary for NetSuite Admins in the UK is £47,500. In Canada, Glassdoor cites $80K CAD as the average.
One known exception to this trend is Tel Aviv, Israel, where NetSuite Administrators make the equivalent of $101K per year, on average.
While it’s possible to work remotely as a NetSuite Administrator, the average salary is significantly lower.
If remote work is an option you’d like to explore, it makes sense to apply for positions with companies located in the highest-paying cities.
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Sonny Spencer, BFP, ACA
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About Salto: Salto's platform helps you and your team deploy, track, and manage your NetSuite customizations effortlessly. Learn more here.
In today’s fast-paced business world, NetSuite has become the leading cloud business software in enterprise resource planning. With so many companies turning to NetSuite to manage their business operations, demand for professionals trained in NetSuite configuration and maintenance is high.
This post comes as a follow-up to one of our previous posts, which detailed how much NetSuite developers can expect to make—but this time we’re focusing on NetSuite Admins. Since companies need NetSuite Administrators who are well-versed in NetSuite’s native tools and who possess a combination of both technical skills and business knowledge, we wanted to ensure that NetSuite Admins, too, know how much they ought to be making.
So—how much can you expect to make as a NetSuite Administrator? Although the exact number depends on several factors, such as experience level and location, the average national salary for NetSuite Administrators in the United States is nearly six figures.
Read on to see a breakdown of the most important factors contributing to your salary as a NetSuite Administrator, as well as ways to increase your salary in the future.
According to ZipRecruiter, the average annual salary for NetSuite Admins in the U.S. is $92,479. Glassdoor’s estimate is a bit higher at $107,272. With the median annual salary of U.S. Americans falling at around $70K in 2021, NetSuite Administrators make upwards of 30% more than the median income (and even over 50% more according to Glassdoor).
Of course, how much you make also depends on two main factors: how much experience you have as a NetSuite Administrator and where you’re located. We’ll discuss just how much these factors play into your salary below.
Both ZipRecruiter and Glassdoor show that your salary as a NetSuite Admin tends to increase as you accumulate more years of experience. For instance, the average salary of a NetSuite Admin with one year of experience or less is roughly $83K. That number increases to $91K for the 1-3 years’ experience range and to $97K for the 4-6 years range. With 7 years of experience, the average salary jumps to $100K+.
The specific role you play as a NetSuite Admin may also affect your salary. According to ZipRecruiter, moving towards the consultant side of things can boost how much you take home each year.
In addition to your experience level, where you live is another factor that can greatly influence how much you earn as a NetSuite Administrator. While Silicon Valley does appear towards the top of the highest-earning locations list, cities all along the Pacific coast—and even some on the east coast—also make the list.
According to ZipRecruiter, NetSuite Admins in Santa Cruz, CA earn the most of any US city, with an average annual salary of around $114,000. Behind that is Sunnyvale, CA at $112K and Livermore, CA at $110K. A couple east coast cities make the list, as well as a few in the Pacific Northwest. As the need for NetSuite Administrators is nationwide, relocation to a higher-paying city could prove beneficial if it is an option for you.
Although ZipRecruiter and Glassdoor don’t provide much information on NetSuite Administrator salaries outside of the UnitedStates, other sources show that these salaries tend to be lower outside of the US. For example, according to Talent.com, the average annual salary for NetSuite Admins in the UK is £47,500. In Canada, Glassdoor cites $80K CAD as the average.
One known exception to this trend is Tel Aviv, Israel, where NetSuite Administrators make the equivalent of $101K per year, on average.
While it’s possible to work remotely as a NetSuite Administrator, the average salary is significantly lower.
If remote work is an option you’d like to explore, it makes sense to apply for positions with companies located in the highest-paying cities.