
Sales Development Manager Salary in United States
The median base salary for Sales Development Managers in United States is $100,000 and an OTE of $155,000. Data updated on 12/08/2025.
Median Base Salary
$100,000
No change in the last year
Median On-Target Earnings
$155,000
5%
in the last yearTop Performer Earning Potential
$208,089
-8%
in the last yearCurrent % that Attain Quota
59.0%
-1%
in the last yearDistribution of Earnings
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Percent that Attain Quota
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Frequently Asked Questions
Sales Development Manager in United States earn a median base salary of $104,372 and median on-target earnings of $159,924. Top performers can earn up to $208,089 annually.
It's estimated that 59.0% of Sales Development Managers in United States hit quota in the last 12 months, with an average deal size of $33,068.
United States Sales Development Manager salaries are -8% below the national median base salary and 5% above the US median OTE.
Sales Development Manager salaries in United States typically range from $85,000 to $120,000 for base salary, with total earnings potential ranging from $130,000 to $180,000.
A Sales Development Manager oversees the team responsible for sourcing and qualifying new leads. They set outreach strategies, train team members, refine lead qualification criteria, and ensure a steady pipeline of well-vetted prospects for the sales organization.
Sales Development Managers typically earn a competitive base salary plus bonuses or incentives tied to pipeline growth, lead quality, and meeting set appointment or opportunity quotas. Their compensation reflects their ability to optimize early-stage sales efforts.
Sales Development Managers may move into roles like Director of Business Development or Head of Sales, shaping company-wide prospecting strategies. With broader experience, some transition into full-cycle Sales Management or Revenue Operations, influencing every aspect of the sales funnel.