Best states for a revenue specialist

Q: What is the best state for revenue specialists?

The best state to be a revenue specialist is Delaware based on revenue specialist salaries and job opportunities.

Q: What is the highest paying state for revenue specialists?

The highest paying state for revenue specialists is Louisiana based on Zippia’s salary database.

Q: What is the worst state for revenue specialists?

The worst state for revenue specialists is Louisiana, due to a combination of low salaries and few job opportunities.

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Do you wonder which states in the U.S. are the best for revenue specialists? If so, we have the full list of best to worst states for revenue specialist jobs for you to check out and see if you think it's time to move and start anew. Not all states fare the same when it come to job opportunity and pay.In order to help you decide which state is the best for revenue specialists, we ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia from best to worst for revenue specialist jobs.

The median salary for revenue specialists in Delaware is $60,834. Compare that to the median salary in Louisiana of $32,971, which ranked worst for revenue specialists, and you can see how your location is important for your career.We found that the West is best for revenue specialists, and the Northeast is the worst. Camden, NJ is the best city in the country for revenue specialist jobs, where as Delaware is the best state in the country.

10 best states for revenue specialists in 2026

1. Delaware
Total revenue specialist jobs: 80
Average annual salary: $60,834
Lowest 10 percent earn: $34,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $107,000
Location Quotient:
1.21
Revenue specialist jobs in Delaware
2. New York
Total revenue specialist jobs: 735
Average annual salary: $65,701
Lowest 10 percent earn: $37,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $114,000
Location Quotient:
1.09
Revenue specialist jobs in New York
3. West Virginia
Total revenue specialist jobs: 85
Average annual salary: $63,820
Lowest 10 percent earn: $36,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $111,000
Location Quotient:
1.06
Revenue specialist jobs in West Virginia
4. Massachusetts
Total revenue specialist jobs: 453
Average annual salary: $66,004
Lowest 10 percent earn: $38,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $112,000
Location Quotient:
0.94
Revenue specialist jobs in Massachusetts
5. New Jersey
Total revenue specialist jobs: 335
Average annual salary: $75,464
Lowest 10 percent earn: $43,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $131,000
Location Quotient:
0.8
Revenue specialist jobs in New Jersey
6. Connecticut
Total revenue specialist jobs: 175
Average annual salary: $59,286
Lowest 10 percent earn: $34,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $102,000
Location Quotient:
1
Revenue specialist jobs in Connecticut
7. Rhode Island
Total revenue specialist jobs: 61
Average annual salary: $58,474
Lowest 10 percent earn: $34,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $100,000
Location Quotient:
0.95
Revenue specialist jobs in Rhode Island
8. District of Columbia
Total revenue specialist jobs: 94
Average annual salary: $59,080
Lowest 10 percent earn: $33,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $104,000
Location Quotient:
1.06
Revenue specialist jobs in District of Columbia
9. North Carolina
Total revenue specialist jobs: 510
Average annual salary: $56,217
Lowest 10 percent earn: $31,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $99,000
Location Quotient:
1.01
Revenue specialist jobs in North Carolina
10. Pennsylvania
Total revenue specialist jobs: 637
Average annual salary: $54,384
Lowest 10 percent earn: $31,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $95,000
Location Quotient:
1.04
Revenue specialist jobs in Pennsylvania

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How Zippia determines the best states to be a revenue specialist

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Detailed list of the best states for a revenue specialist

Rank	State	Average salary	Lowest 10% earn	Population	Job count
1	Delaware	$60,834	$34,000	961,939	80
2	New York	$65,701	$37,000	19,849,399	735
3	West Virginia	$63,820	$36,000	1,815,857	85
4	Massachusetts	$66,004	$38,000	6,859,819	453
5	New Jersey	$75,464	$43,000	9,005,644	335
6	Connecticut	$59,286	$34,000	3,588,184	175
7	Rhode Island	$58,474	$34,000	1,059,639	61
8	District of Columbia	$59,080	$33,000	693,972	94
9	North Carolina	$56,217	$31,000	10,273,419	510
10	Pennsylvania	$54,384	$31,000	12,805,537	637
11	Georgia	$55,005	$32,000	10,429,379	541
12	Vermont	$51,879	$31,000	623,657	45
13	Ohio	$56,971	$33,000	11,658,609	474
14	California	$56,696	$35,000	39,536,653	1,472
15	Virginia	$58,313	$32,000	8,470,020	449
16	Michigan	$53,291	$31,000	9,962,311	395
17	Washington	$50,475	$35,000	7,405,743	383
18	Maryland	$51,466	$29,000	6,052,177	355
19	Illinois	$51,622	$31,000	12,802,023	574
20	Maine	$52,471	$32,000	1,335,907	56
21	North Dakota	$41,032	$29,000	755,393	59
22	New Hampshire	$51,094	$30,000	1,342,795	73
23	Minnesota	$48,622	$32,000	5,576,606	277
24	Iowa	$38,289	$25,000	3,145,711	265
25	Arkansas	$39,045	$24,000	3,004,279	161
26	Texas	$41,785	$24,000	28,304,596	1,119
27	Wisconsin	$40,887	$25,000	5,795,483	283
28	Tennessee	$39,322	$23,000	6,715,984	335
29	Arizona	$39,204	$24,000	7,016,270	397
30	Wyoming	$36,867	$26,000	579,315	45
31	Nevada	$40,124	$25,000	2,998,039	109
32	Colorado	$42,693	$29,000	5,607,154	306
33	South Carolina	$44,495	$25,000	5,024,369	154
34	Oregon	$38,367	$26,000	4,142,776	250
35	Alaska	$36,406	$30,000	739,795	52
36	Nebraska	$36,574	$24,000	1,920,076	140
37	New Mexico	$41,124	$25,000	2,088,070	80
38	Missouri	$39,766	$25,000	6,113,532	276
39	Hawaii	$33,858	$24,000	1,427,538	73
40	Florida	$34,223	$19,000	20,984,400	1,104
41	Oklahoma	$37,984	$24,000	3,930,864	150
42	Idaho	$38,435	$26,000	1,716,943	80
43	Utah	$34,341	$23,000	3,101,833	200
44	Kentucky	$38,568	$22,000	4,454,189	153
45	South Dakota	$36,330	$25,000	869,666	47
46	Alabama	$36,391	$21,000	4,874,747	214
47	Mississippi	$37,914	$23,000	2,984,100	64
48	Montana	$35,408	$25,000	1,050,493	49
49	Indiana	$34,697	$20,000	6,666,818	312
50	Kansas	$35,510	$23,000	2,913,123	142
51	Louisiana	$32,971	$19,000	4,684,333	151

Highest paying states for revenue specialists

Rank	State	Avg. Revenue Specialist Salary
1	Delaware	$60,834
2	New York	$65,701
3	West Virginia	$63,820
4	Massachusetts	$66,004
5	New Jersey	$75,464
6	Connecticut	$59,286
7	Rhode Island	$58,474
8	District of Columbia	$59,080
9	North Carolina	$56,217
10	Pennsylvania	$54,384
11	Georgia	$55,005
12	Vermont	$51,879
13	Ohio	$56,971
14	California	$56,696
15	Virginia	$58,313
16	Michigan	$53,291
17	Washington	$50,475
18	Maryland	$51,466
19	Illinois	$51,622
20	Maine	$52,471
21	North Dakota	$41,032
22	New Hampshire	$51,094
23	Minnesota	$48,622
24	Iowa	$38,289
25	Arkansas	$39,045
26	Texas	$41,785
27	Wisconsin	$40,887
28	Tennessee	$39,322
29	Arizona	$39,204
30	Wyoming	$36,867
31	Nevada	$40,124
32	Colorado	$42,693
33	South Carolina	$44,495
34	Oregon	$38,367
35	Alaska	$36,406
36	Nebraska	$36,574
37	New Mexico	$41,124
38	Missouri	$39,766
39	Hawaii	$33,858
40	Florida	$34,223
41	Oklahoma	$37,984
42	Idaho	$38,435
43	Utah	$34,341
44	Kentucky	$38,568
45	South Dakota	$36,330
46	Alabama	$36,391
47	Mississippi	$37,914
48	Montana	$35,408
49	Indiana	$34,697
50	Kansas	$35,510
51	Louisiana	$32,971

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Total revenue specialist jobs:	80
Average annual salary:	$60,834
Lowest 10 percent earn:	$34,000
Highest 10 percent earn:	$107,000
Location Quotient:	1.21

Best states for a revenue specialist

10 best states for revenue specialists in 2026

1. Delaware

2. New York

3. West Virginia

4. Massachusetts

5. New Jersey

6. Connecticut

7. Rhode Island

8. District of Columbia

9. North Carolina

10. Pennsylvania