Web Developer Salary in North Carolina
Creates and maintains websites and web applications, handling front-end and back-end functionality.
State Average
$92,680
across 19 metros
vs National Avg
+8.2%
national: $85,644
Metros Covered
19
16 above national avg
Highest Metro
$102,731
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia
All metro areas in North Carolina
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19 metros shown
| Metro Area | Level I | Level II | Level III | Level IV | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SCNC | $68K | $85K | $103K | $120K | $103K |
| Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NCNC | $67K | $84K | $102K | $119K | $102K |
| Winston-Salem, NCNC | $55K | $78K | $101K | $124K | $101K |
| Eastern North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $60K | $81K | $101K | $121K | $101K |
| Virginia Beach-Chesapeake-Norfolk, VA-NCNC | $64K | $82K | $100K | $118K | $100K |
| Central North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $61K | $78K | $96K | $113K | $96K |
| Goldsboro, NCNC | $61K | $78K | $95K | $112K | $96K |
| Rocky Mount, NCNC | $61K | $78K | $95K | $112K | $95K |
| Raleigh-Cary, NCNC | $62K | $78K | $95K | $112K | $95K |
| Greenville, NCNC | $57K | $75K | $93K | $112K | $94K |
| Western North Carolina nonmetropolitan areaNC | $56K | $74K | $92K | $110K | $92K |
| Durham-Chapel Hill, NCNC | $56K | $74K | $91K | $109K | $91K |
| Jacksonville, NCNC | $48K | $68K | $89K | $110K | $89K |
| Burlington, NCNC | $55K | $72K | $88K | $104K | $88K |
| Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NCNC | $55K | $71K | $87K | $103K | $87K |
| Asheville, NCNC | $51K | $68K | $86K | $103K | $86K |
| Fayetteville, NCNC | $58K | $70K | $83K | $95K | $83K |
| Greensboro-High Point, NCNC | $52K | $67K | $82K | $97K | $82K |
| Wilmington, NCNC | $38K | $58K | $79K | $99K | $79K |
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