BLS Official Data · OEWS May 2025

Logisticians Salary in the United States (2026)

Based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data · 251,040 jobs nationwide · Medium Demand

$89,730 / year · average (mean) annual wage
$43.14 per hour
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Dataset: OEWS May 2025 Published: May 2026 Coverage: All 50 States + DC
Average$89,730per year
Median$82,320per year
Hourly$43.14per hour
10th – 90th percentile$50,890 – $133,160per year

Salary Range & Percentiles

Pay distribution across experience levels

  • 10th Percentile — Entry Level$50,890
  • 25th Percentile — Junior$64,440
  • 50th Percentile — Median$82,320
  • 75th Percentile — Senior$106,190
  • 90th Percentile — Top Earners$133,160

The top 10% of Logisticians earn $133,160 or more per year. Entry-level professionals can expect to start around $50,890, with significant growth over the first 5 years.

Salary by State

Geographic salary comparison

StateAvg Salaryvs National
Washington $112,700 +25.6%
District of Columbia $109,700 +22.3%
Maryland $107,090 +19.3%
Massachusetts $106,910 +19.1%
Virginia $104,250 +16.2%
Hawaii $101,850 +13.5%
Alabama $100,340 +11.8%
Colorado $100,330 +11.8%
Delaware $99,330 +10.7%
New Mexico $98,540 +9.8%
California $98,300 +9.6%
New Jersey $97,280 +8.4%
New York $95,520 +6.5%
Oregon $94,840 +5.7%
Alaska $92,860 +3.5%
Connecticut $90,980 +1.4%
Wyoming $90,420 +0.8%
Michigan $90,350 +0.7%
Ohio $89,600 -0.1%
Minnesota $89,130 -0.7%
North Carolina $88,150 -1.8%
Montana $88,140 -1.8%
South Dakota $87,750 -2.2%
Utah $87,220 -2.8%
Oklahoma $87,090 -2.9%
Vermont $86,490 -3.6%
New Hampshire $86,330 -3.8%
Arkansas $86,250 -3.9%
Illinois $85,640 -4.6%
Louisiana $84,570 -5.8%
Arizona $84,130 -6.2%
Pennsylvania $84,040 -6.3%
South Carolina $83,580 -6.9%
Rhode Island $83,420 -7.0%
Idaho $83,100 -7.4%
Nevada $83,080 -7.4%
Missouri $82,760 -7.8%
Iowa $82,500 -8.1%
Indiana $82,220 -8.4%
Texas $80,060 -10.8%
Georgia $80,040 -10.8%
Florida $79,550 -11.3%
Wisconsin $79,230 -11.7%
Maine $78,050 -13.0%
Tennessee $76,910 -14.3%
North Dakota $76,880 -14.3%
West Virginia $76,480 -14.8%
Mississippi $76,470 -14.8%
Kansas $76,290 -15.0%
Nebraska $75,310 -16.1%
Kentucky $74,120 -17.4%

What Factors Affect Logisticians Salary?

Key factors affecting compensation

Pay for Logisticians is influenced by geographic location, years of experience, employer type, and educational background. Location alone is a large factor: Washington pays an average of $112,700, while Kentucky pays $74,120 — a gap of $38,580 per year.

The middle half of Logisticians earn between $64,440 and $106,190 per year. The lowest-paid 10% earn under $50,890, while the top 10% earn more than $133,160.

These figures are the wages employers report to BLS: base pay plus commissions, production bonuses and tips. They exclude overtime pay, shift differentials, year-end bonuses, benefits and self-employed workers, so total compensation can be higher than the numbers shown.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OES) · May 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this salary

What is the average salary for Logisticians?

The average salary for Logisticians in the United States is $89,730 per year, with a median of $82,320.

What is the starting salary for Logisticians?

Entry-level Logisticians typically earn between $50,890 and $64,440 per year depending on location and employer.

What state pays Logisticians the most?

Washington pays Logisticians the most at $112,700 per year on average, followed by District of Columbia ($109,700) and Maryland ($107,090).

How much do Logisticians make per hour?

Based on the average annual salary of $89,730, Logisticians earn approximately $43.14 per hour (based on 2,080 working hours/year).

Is Logisticians a good career in 2026?

BLS counts 251,040 Logisticians jobs in the United States, with a mean annual wage of $89,730 and a median of $82,320 (OEWS May 2025). This site does not publish job-growth projections; the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook covers the outlook for each occupation.

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