IKO salaries, 14 Nov 2026
How much IKO pays its sales hires
Only 4 of IKO's 17 openings post pay, not enough to call any band typical for IKO. Our researched figure is Stated per posting (stated by the company, checked 7 Nov 2026).
How posted pay is measured, and what the whole board pays
IKO pay by sales role
One row per sales role IKO is hiring for, set beside what that role posts at every other company here, so a strong number stands out from an ordinary one. Typical means from the 25th percentile of the midpoints of posted ranges (each counted as yearly pay, a rate per hour at 2,080 hours) to the 90th percentile of their top ends. Click a figure for the openings behind it.
| Sales role | Openings | Pay posted | All companies | Top posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AE | 17 | $65k–$80k/yr4 of 17 post pay | Too few to band | $80k/yr |
Top-paying sales seats at IKO today
All IKO openings, sorted by pay- $80,000/yr
- $70,000–$75,000/yr
- $70,000–$75,000/yr
Territory Sales Representative (opens the job details)
AE · Home Office - Mississippi, United States· 1mo agoDetails
$65,000–$75,000/yr
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How IKO structures pay
Field reps earn a yearly base plus commission (one Ohio seat a semi-annual bonus instead) and drive a company vehicle; the benefits named are medical, dental and vision cover, life insurance, a health spending account and a matched 401(k) in the US or RRSP in Canada.
IKO pay from our research
Our researched figure (stated by the company, checked 7 Nov 2026) is Stated per posting. IKO pays its field reps a yearly base with something on top, and the rung sets the band: contractor sales representatives, the junior seat, post a lower base range plus commission, while territory sales representatives post a higher base or base range plus commission, with a company vehicle package named on the New Jersey and Massachusetts territories. Within the territory rung the band moves by market, set higher for New Jersey and Massachusetts than for Mississippi, Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the Ohio contractor seat pairs its base with a semi-annual bonus, a company vehicle and a gas card instead of commission. Read the board's pay line with care: on territory rep postings it shows the posting's thousands shorthand as a bare number, so read that figure as a yearly base in thousands of dollars, and on contractor rep postings it stays blank even where the text states a range. Some contractor seats (Delta District, Texas, Florida, New Jersey) say only competitive compensation, the Liberty Roofing Center inside sales jobs in Elizabeth, New Jersey and Beaver, Pennsylvania promise a competitive starting rate with no number, and the French-language postings for Quebec and Gatineau name no pay. No posting gives a commission rate or an OTE, so ask what commission is paid on, the quota behind it, what a rep at plan earns on top of base, and what the vehicle package covers. How we research employer pay.
Questions about pay at IKO
What does IKO pay its salespeople?
Only 4 of IKO's 17 openings post pay, not enough to call any band typical for IKO. Our researched figure is Stated per posting (stated by the company, checked 7 Nov 2026).
Which IKO sales opening pays the most?
On 14 Nov 2026 it is Territory Sales Representative, posted at $80k/yr (the posting reads "$80,000 per year"). IKO's openings sorted by pay.
How is sales comp structured at IKO?
Field reps earn a yearly base plus commission (one Ohio seat a semi-annual bonus instead) and drive a company vehicle; the benefits named are medical, dental and vision cover, life insurance, a health spending account and a matched 401(k) in the US or RRSP in Canada.