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Advertised pay · updated 4 October 2026

Planner salary in the UK

Planner roles in the UK are advertised at a median of £60,000 a year (n=233). Based on 305 adverts live on this board, 76% of which state pay. Updated 4 October 2026.

Planner, median advertised salary£60,000advertised · 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Middle half of adverts£35,000 – £82,500advertised · 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Lowest to highest£13,800 – £290,000advertised · 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Adverts stating pay233 of 30576% of live adverts · 04 Oct 2026

Advertised, not paid: these are the salaries employers stated in live job adverts. They are not a survey of what people are paid, and this site neither sets nor guarantees any rate.

How the adverts spread

The five measured points of advertised pay for Planner roles across the UK.

  • Lowest advertised£13,800advertised · the lowest of 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
  • 25th percentile£35,000advertised · a quarter of 233 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
  • Median£60,000advertised · half of 233 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
  • 75th percentile£82,500advertised · three quarters of 233 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
  • Highest advertised£290,000advertised · the highest of 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026

Five measured points from the adverts that state pay. Nothing is drawn between them, because the shape in between has not been measured.

Permanent and contract

Only adverts the feed marks as permanent or contract for Planner roles across the UK, so the two samples do not add up to the headline figure.

Permanent, median advertised salary£60,000advertised · 162 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Contract, median advertised day rate£425/dayadvertised · 42 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026

Day rates are converted at 230 working days a year and annual figures back the same way, so the two are the same number in different units. An equivalent is arithmetic, not an offer.

By level

Median advertised salary at each level for Planner roles across the UK, on one scale from zero.

The level comes from the words in the advert title. An advert that does not say its level counts towards the overall figure and no level.

Most recent snapshot here: 4 October 2026.

Where Planner adverts pay most

Median advertised salary by city. Only cities with at least 5 adverts stating pay appear; a city left out has too few adverts to publish, not lower pay.

One scale from zero. Not adjusted for the cost of living, or for which employers happen to be hiring this month.

Planner pay by sector

Median advertised salary for Planner roles in each sector, UK-wide. Each sector has its own page and its own sample.

A sector shows a figure only with at least 5 adverts stating pay. An advert placed in no sector counts towards the UK figure and no sector's.

Most recent snapshot here: 4 October 2026.

Month by month

One month of snapshots for Planner roles across the UK so far, so nothing to compare it with yet.

The last snapshot of each month. A month with too few adverts stating pay is left out, never carried forward.
MonthMedian advertisedBasis
October 2026£60,000advertised · 233 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026

A change between two months is a change in what is being advertised, a different mix of employers and levels, not a pay rise.

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How the figure is worked out

Every live Planner advert on the board is read for its stated pay, converted to a yearly figure, and recorded in a dated snapshot. Snapshots are never overwritten, which is where the month-by-month table comes from.

Adverts that state no pay (competitive, negotiable, depending on experience) are counted in the total and left out of every figure, which is why the share stating pay is printed beside the sample.

Nothing is estimated. Below 5 adverts stating pay this site publishes no figure and says how many it has. The full method.

Based on 305 adverts live on this board, 76% of which state pay. Updated 4 October 2026.