Data Analyst Hourly Rates & Salaries in the USA

Data analysts in the US charge about $30 to $115 per hour on vetted marketplaces, while agencies bill $100 to $185. Full-time base salaries typically range from $80,000 to $140,000. The wide spread reflects the gap between report building and true analytical work that changes business decisions.

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Data Analysts: hourly rates by hiring model

Vetted marketplace Β· like HireDeveloperUSA.com

$30–$115/hour

Development agency

$100–$185/hour

In-house full-time Β· base salary

$80,000–$140,000/year

Add 25–40% for benefits, payroll taxes and overhead before comparing with hourly data analysts rates.

Rates by seniority

Junior

$30 – $55/hour

Mid-level

$55 – $85/hour

Senior

$85 – $115/hour

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a data analyst cost in the US?

Between $30 and $115 per hour on vetted marketplaces depending on seniority, or $80,000 to $140,000 in base salary for a full-time hire.

Data analyst or data scientist: which do I need?

If the question is what happened and why, an analyst delivers faster and cheaper. Reach for a data scientist when you need predictive models or machine learning in production.

Can a part-time analyst cover an early-stage company?

Usually yes. Ten to twenty hours a week from a strong mid-level analyst covers reporting, metrics hygiene, and ad-hoc questions for most companies before Series B.

What makes a senior analyst worth $85 or more per hour?

Judgment. Seniors define the right metrics, catch data-quality traps before decisions are made on bad numbers, and turn analysis into recommendations executives act on.

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