
Account Executive Salary in Singapore
The median base salary for Account Executives in Singapore is SGD 107,569 and an OTE of SGD 191,778. Data updated on 06/26/2025.
Median Base Salary
SGD 107,569
Median On-Target Earnings
SGD 191,778
Top Performer Earning Potential
SGD 382,088
Current % that Attain Quota
42.6%
Distribution of Earnings
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Percent that Attain Quota
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Frequently Asked Questions
Account Executive in Singapore earn a median base salary of SGD 113,539 and median on-target earnings of SGD 206,970. Top performers can earn up to SGD 382,088 annually.
It's estimated that 42.6% of Account Executives in Singapore hit quota in the last 12 months, with an average deal size of SGD 98,188.
Singapore Account Executive salaries are -1% below the national median base salary and 4% above the US median OTE.
Account Executive salaries in Singapore typically range from SGD 79,919 to SGD 143,941 for base salary, with total earnings potential ranging from SGD 144,029 to SGD 265,979.
An Account Executive typically manages the entire sales cycle, from prospecting new clients to closing deals and nurturing ongoing relationships. They identify customer needs, present tailored product solutions, negotiate contracts, and ensure client satisfaction to drive revenue growth.
Account Executives often receive a base salary complemented by commission or performance-based bonuses. Compensation structures can vary but generally reward successful deal closures, upselling efforts, and client retention rates.
An Account Executive can progress into roles such as Senior Account Executive or Sales Manager, overseeing larger territories and guiding junior sales reps. With experience, many move into Strategic Account Management or even Director-level positions focused on higher-level sales strategy and revenue leadership.