Sales Representative Salaries in Singapore
$2K - $5K/mo
490 salaries
$7K
Low
$33K
High
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For Sales Representative in Singapore
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$3K
$7K
$2,500 - $6,667 Range
$80K
$180K
$80,000 - $180,000 Range
$4K
$7K
$4,125 - $6,689 Range
$53K
$144K
$52,500 - $144,000 Range
$3K
$5K
$3,000 - $4,583 Range
$20K
$329K
$20,000 - $329,000 Range
$100K
$350K
$100,000 - $350,000 Range
$2K
$2K
$1,800 - $2,200 Range
$3K
$3K
$2,784 - $3,250 Range
$3K
$8K
$3,083 - $8,333 Range
$926
$4K
$926 - $3,723 Range
$1K
$5K
$1,000 - $5,000 Range
$3K
$6K
$2,600 - $6,000 Range
$59K
$160K
$58,800 - $160,000 Range
$542
$9K
$542 - $8,500 Range
$52K
$120K
$51,600 - $120,000 Range
$1K
$2K
$1,463 - $2,480 Range
$1K
$11K
$1,400 - $11,098 Range
$9K
$14K
$9,167 - $13,820 Range
Sales Representative Salaries
Frequently asked questions about a Sales Representative salaries
The average salary for a Sales Representative is $15,000 per month in Singapore. Salaries estimates are based on 490 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Sales Representative employees in Singapore.
The highest salary for a Sales Representative in Singapore is $33,250 per month.
The lowest salary for a Sales Representative in Singapore is $6,600 per month.
As revenue-generating employees, sales representatives usually receive cash compensation on top of their salary (which is also slightly above the average). Their compensation (or commission) is based on the quantity and price of the products that they sell. Sales representatives selling products in the financial and scientific sectors are often paid higher than those selling consumer retail goods. Increased experience and skills can help candidates receive higher pay, particularly if they develop a strong reputation for closing deals with clients or customers.