Tellers salary · Washington

Tellers Salary in Washington

Tellers in Washington earn a median of $47,670 a year, which is $22.92 an hour. That is $4,640 above the national median of $43,030, a difference of 11 percent. The state employs 9,180.

Median in Washington $47,670 $22.92 an hour · May 2025
US median $43,030
Jobs in Washington 9,180

Washington against the US May 2025

Tellers in Washington against the US, May 2025
FigureWashingtonUnited States
Median annual $47,670 $43,030
Median hourly$22.92$20.69
Mean annual$50,620$42,350
10th percentile$40,190$34,360
90th percentile$60,870$49,680
Employment9,180329,480

How Washington compares

By median pay, Washington ranks 1 of the 12 states this site reports for tellers. Ranking is on the published median only. It says nothing about how far that salary goes once housing, state income tax and commuting are paid, and those differences between states are frequently larger than the pay gap itself.

Other states for tellers May 2025

StateMedianHourlyJobs
New Jersey $47,210 $22.70 10,270
California $46,900 $22.55 25,230
Florida $45,580 $21.91 14,700
New York $44,400 $21.35 15,040
Pennsylvania $40,200 $19.33 14,800
Ohio $39,810 $19.14 13,890
Wisconsin $39,640 $19.06 9,030
Michigan $39,240 $18.87 13,420
Illinois $38,670 $18.59 16,960
Texas $38,050 $18.29 25,860
Missouri $36,650 $17.62 10,030

Common questions

How much do tellers make in Washington?

The median salary for tellers in Washington is $47,670 a year, or $22.92 an hour. That is $4,640 above the national median of $43,030, a difference of 11 percent. Washington employs 9,180 of them.

Is Washington a good state to work as a teller?

On pay alone, Washington ranks 1 of the 12 states this site reports for the occupation, by median salary. Pay is only half the question though: a state with a higher median can still leave you with less once housing and taxes are counted, and this site does not adjust for cost of living.

What is the pay range for tellers in Washington?

The lowest-paid 10 percent earn $40,190 or less and the highest-paid 10 percent earn $60,870 or more. The middle half falls between $45,430 and $57,450.

Where these numbers come from

Published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 release, for SOC code 43-3071 in Washington. Nothing on this page is interpolated or averaged by this site. See the national tellers salary page for the full picture, or how to read these figures for what the survey covers.