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The average salary for a Concierge in U.S. is $40,230.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $40,230

$29,510$57,270

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $19.34

$14.19$27.53

What does a Concierge earn?

On average, concierges earn around $40,230 per year in the U.S. Concierges work with customers from all walks of life to help create a unique and memorable experience. A concierge can choose to focus in specific areas such as organising events or providing restaurant recommendations.

How to earn more as a Concierge

To become a Concierge, you will need to possess excellent customer service skills, the ability to work well under pressure, and a professional and friendly demeanor. Alternatively, you could undertake a degree apprenticeship in the service industry. To earn more in this role, you could move into a supervisory role in a concierge service or hospitality business. You could also look into setting up your own business as a Concierge or working as a freelancer.