The U.S. Department of Labor does not provide salary information for home stagers. There are several factors that can influence a home stager's salary, including a part-time or full-time schedule, location, experience, size of the job, and job availability. Many home stagers charge their clients by the hour rather than a flat fee.

The job-search site ZipRecruiter.com reported median annual earnings of $48,538 for home stagers in 2020. Earnings ranged from $20,500 to $81,000 or more. Average salaries vary by city. For example, home stagers in New York City earned an average of $62,473, while those in Chicago earned $49,684. Those who work part time may earn as little as $10,000, while those who have more experience and are able to market themselves well in bigger cities can earn upwards of $150,000.

Home stagers who are self employed must provide their own benefits, such as health insurance and a retirement plan.

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