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1 September 2026

Chargé / Chargée de comptes in France: 39 k€ median, 58 open postings.

Salary actually offered, posting volume and skills in demand for Chargé / Chargée de comptes in France. Updated 1 September 2026.

Median salary offered

39

k€

Half of postings sit between 31 and 58 k€ gross/yr.

31 k€

58 k€

base 21 postings with salary

Open postings

58

+19 %

over 30 days

base 58 postings over 90 days

Cities hiring

27

27 cities with at least one open posting for this role.

Posting pace

Postings per day for this role. Weekends mechanically dip the curve.

1 Aug

15 Aug

30 Aug

31 postings published over 30 days · last settled day 30 Aug

Territorial spread

Each circle is a tracked city; its diameter is proportional to the number of open postings for the role. Click to refocus the page on a city.

ParisMontigny-le-BretonneuxChambéryNantesMontélimarToulouse

Diameter = open postings

1 posting outside metropolitan France, not shown

Cities accelerating · 30d

No city reaches the publication threshold on this filter.

Where it hires — Chargé / Chargée de comptes

27 cities with at least one open posting for this role. Every row is a page.

Compare — Neuilly-sur-Seine

The same indicators, side by side, with France as reference. Add up to two cities from the ranking above; a third replaces the oldest.

Neuilly-sur-Seine×France
Median salary

39 k€

P25–P75 range

31 – 58 k€

Open postings

4

58

30-day trendsample too small+19 %
Postings with salary

25 %

36 %

Top employer

Groupe Henner

PREMI'HOMME

What the postings say

Over the last 90 days, 58 postings are open in France for Chargé / Chargée de comptes. The publication rate moved +19 % over 30 days versus the previous month. The median salary offered is 39 k€ gross per year, computed on the 21 postings that display pay — 36 % of the total. Half of the postings sit between 31 and 58 k€.

The most active cities for this role are Paris, Clichy and Montigny-le-Bretonneux.

The top employer in France is PREMI'HOMME.

Frequently asked

What salary for Chargé / Chargée de comptes in France?

The median salary offered is 39 k€ gross per year, computed on the 21 postings that publish pay, out of 58 open postings — postings without displayed pay are not counted. Half of the postings sit between 31 and 58 k€.

Where does hiring happen most for Chargé / Chargée de comptes?

Paris (9 postings), Clichy (6 postings) and Montigny-le-Bretonneux (5 postings). The full ranking is in the “Where it hires” section above.

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Methodology

What this page counts

Postings published over the last 90 days in the corpus Konvenable aggregates: France Travail, its partners, and the offers posted directly on Konvenable. Deduplicated and mapped to a reference role. It is a dated sample of the French market — not the whole of it.

Why some figures are missing

Three thresholds, because these are not the same statistics. A variation or a skill needs 25 postings over the period: below that we show the base rather than a spectacular, wrong percentage. A median salary needs 10. And expected qualities are counted over the postings that describe them, not over all of them.

How the salary is computed

Over the postings that display pay only, as gross annual full-time equivalent. A posting is worth the middle of its range, bounded by market plausibility limits — not its floor, which no employer offered on its own. If a city does not reach 10 paying postings, the figure falls back to its region then to France, and the page always states which level it was computed at.

Skills and qualities

They are computed at role and sector level, with no geography, over 4 weeks compared with the 4 before. A city × role cell almost never reaches 25 citations in a month: scoping them would empty both blocks precisely where you read them.