Remote product and UX designer salary

What remote product and UX designer jobs pay, counted from today's job ads that list a salary. Updated every morning. Today: 153 jobs, 9 posted in the last 7 days.

As of 27 October 2026, Psst lists 153 remote product and UX designer jobs that list pay from 136 companies. 2 of them (1%) are entry-level, asking for 2 years of experience or less; none say outright that no experience is needed. 61% are open only to people living in the US, and 1 can be done from anywhere. Where the pay is listed, the typical job pays about $163K a year (middle of the advertised range, in US dollars).

153remote jobs today
2entry-level (0–2 yrs)
1work from anywhere
$163Ktypical yearly pay (where listed)

What remote product and UX designer jobs pay today

$163Ktypical yearly pay (median)
$132K–$200Kmiddle half of jobs
—typical entry-level pay
$81/hrabout, at 2,000 hours a year
Where you live / levelTypical payMiddle halfJobs
US$169K$150K–$210K117
Canada$172K$102K–$208K25
Europe$120K$83K–$149K19
Latin America$120K$20K–$160K5
Some experience$131K$106K–$154K30
Senior$172K$149K–$208K121

From 153 of today's 338 remote product and UX designer jobs that list pay (6 of them hourly). We use the middle of each advertised range, convert other currencies to US dollars and turn hourly rates into yearly pay at 2,000 hours. Updated every morning.

Today's remote product and UX designer jobs that list pay

Entry-level jobs first. The first one is free to open: company and apply link, no sign-up. Members see them for every job. Ghost-risk labels are signals (how long a job has been open, reposts), not proof that a company isn't hiring.

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  • Web Designer / UI Designer
    Remotely
    Looks freshFree to openA$1500/moAsia-Pacific onlyOpen 3 weeksUp to 2 years
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  • Product Designer (UX/UI)
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    Looks fresh$60K–80K/yrUS onlyOpen 6 weeksUp to 1 year
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks freshNew$170K–220K/yrLocation not statedPosted todaySome experience
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks fresh$105K–120K/yrUS, Canada onlyPosted 6 days agoSome experience
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks fresh$100K–110K/yrUS onlyOpen 2 weeksSome experience
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  • Digital Product Designer
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    Looks fresh$90K–210K/yrUS onlyOpen 2 weeksSome experience
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  • Product Designer (UI/UX)
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    Looks fresh$90K–210K/yrUS onlyOpen 2 weeksSome experience
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  • UX/UI Designer
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    Looks fresh$90K–210K/yrUS onlyOpen 2 weeksSome experience
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks fresh£50K–80K/yrEurope onlyOpen 3 weeksSome experience
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  • Product Designer II
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    Looks fresh$115K–142K/yrUS onlyOpen 4 weeksSome experience
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks fresh$150K–160K/yrLocation not statedOpen 4 weeksSome experience
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  • Product Designer
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    Looks fresh$158K–167K/yrLocation not statedOpen 5 weeksSome experience
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Where you can live

LocationJobs
US117
Canada25
Europe19
Not stated13
Latin America5
Asia-Pacific2
Africa & Middle East2
Anywhere1

Experience asked

LevelJobs
No experience needed0
Up to 1 year1
Up to 2 years1
Entry-level (years not stated)0
Some experience30
Senior121

Questions

How much do remote product and UX designer jobs pay?

On 27 October 2026 the typical remote product and UX designer job that lists pay offered about $163K a year (the median), and half of them paid between $132K and $200K. That is from 153 job ads that list pay, collected that morning from company career pages.

Do remote product and UX designer jobs pay less outside the US?

Often, yes. The table above splits pay by where the company lets you live. Jobs open to anywhere sometimes pay in US dollars at a single global rate.

Why don't all jobs show pay?

Many companies still leave pay out of the ad. US states like California, Colorado, New York and Washington require it, so US jobs list pay more often.