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Anrok salary data

Anrok publishes pay ranges on 21 of its open roles. These are the company's own published figures, not estimates or crowd-sourced guesses.

Last checked 02 October 2026

$180k
Median midpoint
$85k
Lowest published
$300k
Highest published
21
Roles with pay

Pay by role at Anrok

RoleOpeningsFromTo
Manager4$108k$250k
Marketing Manager3$99k$220k
Software Engineer2$140k$250k
Solutions Engineer2$144k$230k
Finance2$115k$200k
Where this comes from. Every figure is taken from Anrok's own job board and recorded each day. When a range changes, we keep both the old number and the new one — which is how you can see pay moving rather than just where it stands today.

Roles with published pay

RoleLocationTeamSalary
Investor Partner Development Manager (PE/VC)San FranciscoPartnerships$220k – $250k
Mid-Market Account ExecutiveSan FranciscoSales$225k – $225k
Paid Marketing ManagerSan FranciscoMarketing$99k – $150k
Executive Assistant and Office CoordinatorSan FranciscoGeneral and Administration$85k – $115k
Onboarding ManagerNew York CityActivation$108k – $140k
Corporate Finance ManagerSan FranciscoFinance and Ops$158k – $200k
GTM Systems ManagerSan FranciscoGTM Strategy and Operations$108k – $160k
Senior AccountantSan FranciscoFinance and Ops$115k – $140k
Product Marketing LeadSan FranciscoMarketing$180k – $220k
Engineering Manager, Product and Agentic PlatformSan FranciscoEngineering, Product, and Design$213k – $280k
Head of Security & AI EnablementSan FranciscoSecurity and IT$250k – $300k
Solutions Engineer, Pre SalesSan FranciscoSales$144k – $230k
Product Manager, ActivationSan FranciscoEngineering, Product, and Design$195k – $225k
Software Engineer (4+ years of experience)RemoteEngineering, Product, and Design$140k – $220k
Software Engineer (7+ years of experience)RemoteEngineering, Product, and Design$165k – $250k

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