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Website
hootsuite.com
Headquarters
Vancouver, BC
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees people
Company type
Privately held
Last round size
US$ 50.0M (Debt financing)
Notable investor
CIBC

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Salary summary at Hootsuite

Hootsuite's salary ranges from $78,400 in total compensation per year for a Senior Total Rewards Specialist (Benefits & Global Mobility) at the low-end to $1,330,000 for a Revenue Enablement Manager, Sales at the high-end.

Average salaries at Hootsuite

Minimum

$273,000

Average low-end

Average

$317,000

Typical salary

Maximum

$362,000

Average high-end

Salary ranges by position at Hootsuite

Ranges below span every open role under each title. Base pay only — bonuses, stock and benefits are not included.

Position Salary range Locations
Associate Legal Counsel - (12 Month Contract) $87.7K - $123K North America
Bilingual Senior Customer Success Manager (STE - 12 month contract, French/English) $80K - $112K Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver
Revenue Accounting Manager $96.1K - $135K Worldwide
Revenue Enablement Manager, Sales $1020K - $1330K New York, Toronto, and Vancouver
Senior Total Rewards Specialist (Benefits & Global Mobility) $78.4K - $110K Alberta, Toronto, Vancouver, and Waterloo

Hootsuite Salary FAQ

How much do Hootsuite employees get paid?

The median yearly total compensation reported at Hootsuite is $110,900 .

What's the highest salary at Hootsuite?

The highest paying role reported at Hootsuite is Revenue Enablement Manager, Sales with a yearly total compensation of $1,330,000 . This includes only base salary without any potential stock compensation and bonuses.

What's the lowest salary at Hootsuite?

The lowest paying role reported at Hootsuite is Senior Total Rewards Specialist (Benefits & Global Mobility) with a yearly total compensation of $78,400 . This includes only base salary without any potential stock compensation and bonuses.