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Stocker & Order Filler Salary by State (2026): Complete Table + FAQs

Stockers and order fillers keep shelves and warehouses moving, with hourly pay that varies by state and retailer. This state-by-state table from the latest official U.S. BLS OEWS release shows hourly, monthly and yearly wages.

Source: U.S. BLS OEWS (latest release) · Last verified: 2026-10-08 · Methodology

Stocker pay by state at a glance

StateHourlyMonthlyYearly
Washington$21.96$3,808$45,690
Wyoming$20.92$3,626$43,510
Colorado$20.89$3,621$43,450
California$20.89$3,620$43,440
Oregon$20.77$3,601$43,210
Alaska$20.76$3,599$43,190
District of Columbia$20.58$3,568$42,810
New York$20.40$3,536$42,430
Hawaii$20.20$3,502$42,020
Connecticut$20.09$3,483$41,800
Delaware$19.56$3,390$40,680
Arizona$19.54$3,386$40,630
New Jersey$19.45$3,372$40,460
Maryland$19.39$3,360$40,320
Massachusetts$19.35$3,354$40,250
Montana$19.35$3,353$40,240
Maine$19.27$3,341$40,090
Illinois$19.22$3,333$39,990
Minnesota$19.06$3,303$39,630
Vermont$19.04$3,300$39,600
Kentucky$18.98$3,290$39,480
Nevada$18.94$3,283$39,390
Rhode Island$18.86$3,269$39,230
Missouri$18.82$3,263$39,150
Ohio$18.71$3,243$38,920
North Dakota$18.65$3,233$38,790
Utah$18.65$3,232$38,780
Iowa$18.60$3,223$38,680
New Hampshire$18.57$3,219$38,630
Texas$18.56$3,218$38,610
New Mexico$18.52$3,210$38,520
Pennsylvania$18.45$3,198$38,380
Florida$18.44$3,197$38,360
Michigan$18.35$3,181$38,170
Virginia$18.31$3,173$38,070
Idaho$18.24$3,162$37,940
Georgia$18.17$3,149$37,790
Indiana$18.13$3,143$37,720
Tennessee$18.03$3,125$37,500
Wisconsin$17.92$3,106$37,270
Nebraska$17.82$3,088$37,060
South Dakota$17.79$3,083$37,000
North Carolina$17.77$3,079$36,950
South Carolina$17.73$3,073$36,880
Kansas$17.50$3,033$36,400
Alabama$17.30$2,998$35,980
Oklahoma$17.14$2,970$35,640
Louisiana$17.10$2,963$35,560
Arkansas$17.09$2,963$35,550
Mississippi$17.00$2,948$35,370
West Virginia$16.63$2,882$34,580

The states that pay the most

Based on the data above, the top-paying states for this occupation are Washington, Wyoming, Colorado, California, Oregon. Always compare pay against cost of living — a lower dollar wage in a cheaper state can win.

  1. Washington — $45,690 a year
  2. Wyoming — $43,510 a year
  3. Colorado — $43,450 a year
  4. California — $43,440 a year
  5. Oregon — $43,210 a year

Frequently asked questions

Which state pays stockers the most?

The table above ranks every published state and Washington currently leads. Big retail and logistics markets usually sit at the top.

What is the average stocker salary?

The U.S. mean stocker wage is about $39,540 a year (about $19.01 per hour) in the latest BLS OEWS release, with a median near $37,330.

Do overnight shifts pay more?

Yes — many employers add shift differentials on top of the base rates this table shows.

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