How much do remote product designers earn?

Remote product designer expected salaries

Across all skills and seniorities, the expected salary of the average remote product designer is £61,926.

Average remote Product and Design salaries by seniority

Mid-level remote product designers expect an average salary of £49,109. Senior remote product designers, meanwhile, expect an average salary of £67,552.

Remote Product and Design salaries by primary skill

User Research is the most valuable skill for remote product designers, with an average expected salary of £64,400 for remote product designers who listed it as a primary skill. Surprisingly, this was the only primary skill which raised remote product designer salary expectations above the overall average of £61,926.

Remote Product and Design positions

The average salary range of mid-level remote Product and Design positions is £39,511-£60,598. The average salary range of senior remote Product and Design positions is £45,940-£69,252.

Key Insights

• The average remote product designer expects a salary of £61,926

• Mid-level remote product designers expect an average salary of £49,109. Senior remote product designer expect an average salary of £67,552

• Remote product designers who know User Research expect on average £64,400 in salary, the highest average salary associated with any remote Product and Design skill

Data Disclaimer

Remote Product and Design salary expectations are based on the expected salaries of 379 Product Managers, UI Designers, UX Designers, UX Researchers, and Graphic Designers (collectively referred to in this article as "Product Designers") looking only for remote work in the UK on cord during 2021.

Position salary data is based on the salary ranges of 301 Product Manager, UI Designer, UX Designer, UX Researcher, and Graphic Designer positions that offered the option of remote working* on cord during 2021.

*these may also have offered Hybrid and/or Onsite work as well, however only one salary range is associated with any position, regardless of the number of working locations offered.