Can you make $100K as a data analyst in the US?

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Yes, many postings say so. Of 168 US data analyst postings with a salary range on realanalystjobs.com on 23 October 2026, 157 of 168 (93%) reach $100,000 at the top and 82 of 168 (49%) start at $100,000 or more. The median posted range is $98,800 to $149,900.

Pay counts only listings that state a two-ended annual range in US dollars, parsed from the employer's own text. Hourly, monthly and other currencies are left out, and nothing is estimated.

ScopeRangesTop reaches $100KStarts at $100K+Median range
Data analyst titles168157 of 168 (93%)82 of 168 (49%)$98,800 to $149,900
All US analyst roles1,2181,111 of 1,218 (91%)732 of 1,218 (60%)$106,000 to $150,000
Entry level, any title230180 of 230 (78%)76 of 230 (33%)$85,450 to $115,400

US postings with a salary range

Seniority moves the range most: senior and lead titles post well above entry-level ones.

Entry-level US ranges have a median of $85,450 to $115,400, so $100,000 usually comes after a first role, or in high-cost cities.

Every number on this page is computed from the live analyst roles on realanalystjobs.com on 23 October 2026, read from the employers' own career pages and re-checked daily, and it updates as roles open and close. H-1B figures come from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub (data as of 2026-06-30). Nothing is estimated or projected.

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