What does Newsweek pay?
Median total pay is about $95,000 per year, with most roles between $75,000 and $105,000 — based on salary ranges disclosed in Newsweek's own job postings.
$95,000
Median total pay
$75,000
25th percentile
$105,000
75th percentile
5
Posted salaries
Highest-paying roles at Newsweek
Business Development Manager, Programmatic Demand Partnerships
$80,000–$130,000
Senior News Editor
$100,000–$115,000
Account Manager, Sales Strategy & Client Services
$90,000–$100,000
Associate News Editor
$70,000–$80,000
Freelance Social Media Associate
$20,000–$30,000
Newsweek salary FAQ
What is the median salary at Newsweek?
Based on 5 salaried US roles currently posted, the median total pay at Newsweek is about $95,000 per year.
What is the salary range at Newsweek?
Most posted roles fall between $75,000 and $105,000, with the full range spanning $20,000 to $130,000.
Does Newsweek publish salaries?
These figures come from Newsweek's own job postings (salary ranges disclosed on listings), aggregated by Hireoven. Actual offers vary by level, location and negotiation.
Salary figures are aggregated from disclosed ranges in Newsweek's active US job postings on Hireoven's live index. Annualized; hourly listings excluded. Actual compensation varies by level, location and negotiation. Last updated 2026.