$175K–$210K/yrOnsiteSenior · Full-time
Product Marketing Manager salary in San Francisco, CA
From 34 US job postings that list pay, out of 42 open Product Marketing Manager jobs in San Francisco, CA. These are the amounts employers advertised, not pay reported by employees.
- Median pay
- $189ka year
- Middle half
- $174k–$206k25th to 75th percentile
- Postings with pay
- 34of 42 open jobs · 1 paid by the hour
Pay range
$145k$223k
Pay by experience level
| Level the posting asks for | Median a year | Postings |
|---|---|---|
| Senior | $193k | 15 |
| Lead / manager | $185k | 19 |
Top-paying companies
| Company | Median a year | Postings |
|---|---|---|
| raydar | $198k | 3 |
Companies with at least 3 postings that list pay.
Open Product Marketing Manager jobs with pay listed
Product Marketing Manager
Clera
San Francisco, CA, United StatesYesterday
$150K–$240K/yrOnsiteSenior · Full-time
Product Marketing Manager
SpaceXAI
San Francisco, CA, United StatesYesterday
$153K–$205K/yrOnsiteSenior · Full-time
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Senior Product Marketing Manager
Unity Technologies
San Francisco, CA, United StatesYesterday
$94K–$141K/yrOnsiteLead / Staff+ · Full-time
Product Marketing Manager, Knowledge Work - Enterprise
Anthropic
San Francisco, CA, United StatesYesterday
$255K–$320K/yrHybridSenior
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Senior Product Marketing Manager, Legal AI
Ironcladhq
San Francisco, CA, United States2d ago
$155K–$195K/yrHybridLead / Staff+ · Full-time
How these numbers are made
- Lumirole reads job postings straight from employers' own career sites (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS and 30 more), not job boards, and keeps the pay each posting states.
- Only open US postings for this job title count, with pay in US dollars of at least $10k a year. A range counts at its middle. Hourly pay is turned into a year at 2,080 hours (40 a week), daily pay at 260 days.
- These are advertised amounts, not what people are paid: bonuses, equity and tips aren't included. A company or place is listed once it has enough postings with pay.
- Updated November 11, 2026; the numbers move as jobs open and close.