CEO pay ratio: how many times the median worker the CEO earns
The ratio each company reports in its proxy statement: CEO total pay ÷ median employee pay. Highest first.
- Companies ranked
- 138
- No. 1
- Wayfair
- Middle of the pack
- 215×
- Updated
- 2026
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No. 2 Starbucks 1,794× FY2025 · Seattle, Washington -
No. 1 Wayfair 5,702× 2025 · Boston, Massachusetts -
No. 3 The Coca-Cola Company 1,739× 2025 · Atlanta, Georgia
Full ranking
- 1
Wayfair 5,702×2025 - 2
Starbucks 1,794×FY2025 - 3
The Coca-Cola Company 1,739×2025 - 4
Darden Restaurants 1,468×2026 - 5
Western Digital 1,457×2026 - 6
Warner Bros. Discovery 1,378×2025 - 7
Citigroup 1,309×2025 - 8
McDonald's 1,082×2025 - 9
Levi Strauss & Co. 1,004×FY2025 - 10
Walmart 958×FY2026 - 11
Under Armour 948×FY2026 - 12
lululemon athletica 918×2025 - 13
Aramark 828×2025 - 14
American Express 814×2025 - 15
The Walt Disney Company 805×FY2025 - 16
Target 794×2025 - 17
Nike 746×FY2026 - 18
Goldman Sachs 740×2025 - 19
Mondelēz International 645×2025 - 20
The Estée Lauder Companies 601×2026 - 21
Lowe's 578×2025 - 22
Hilton 549×2025 - 23
FedEx 547×FY2026 - 24
Broadcom 543×FY2025 - 25
Best Buy 542×2026 - 26
Apple 533×FY2025 - 27
Capital One 526×2025 - 28
T-Mobile US 499×2025 - 29
Microsoft 480×FY2025 - 30
Marriott International 474×2025 - 31
Accenture 460×2025 - 32
PepsiCo 449×2025 - 32
State Street 449×2025 - 34
Palo Alto Networks 442×FY2025 - 35
The Home Depot 427×2025 - 36
Cloudflare 387×2025 - 37
Comcast 381×2025 - 38
JPMorganChase 363×2025 - 39
Johnson & Johnson 360×2025 - 39
Uber 360×2025 - 41
Booking Holdings 351×2025 - 42
CBRE 341×2025 - 43
United Airlines 334×2025 - 44
General Motors 333×2025 - 45
3M 316×2025 - 45
Hewlett Packard Enterprise 316×2025 - 47
Cummins 312×2025 - 47
Goodyear 312×2025 - 49
Electronic Arts 305×FY2026 - 50
HP Inc. 297×FY2025 - 51
Salesforce 296×FY2026 - 52
Ford Motor Company 295×2025 - 53
Eli Lilly and Company 293×2025 - 53
Western Union 293×2025 - 55
Mastercard 284×2025 - 56
Costco Wholesale 283×FY2025 - 57
Procter & Gamble 278×FY2026 - 58
Pfizer 277×2025 - 59
Morgan Stanley 273×2025 - 60
Bank of America 272×2025 - 61
McCormick 261×2025 - 62
Netflix 250×2025 - 63
Barclays 248×2025 - 63
Sherwin-Williams 248×2025 - 65
BlackRock 245×2025 - 66
Honeywell 239×2025 - 67
PNC Financial Services 226×2025 - 68
General Mills 222×FY2026 - 69
PayPal 221×2025 - 70
AT&T 215×2025 - 71
Group 1 Automotive 204×2025 - 71
Visa 204×FY2025 - 73
Autodesk 204×FY2026 - 74
Cencora 198×2025 - 75
Delta Air Lines 190×2025 - 75
John Deere 190×2025 - 77
Halliburton 186×2025 - 78
MongoDB 184×FY2026 - 79
ExxonMobil 181×2025 - 80
Prologis 177×2025 - 81
AstraZeneca 176×2025 - 82
GSK 167×2025 - 83
Boeing 166×2025 - 84
Amgen 160×2025 - 85
Sanofi 160×2025 - 86
eBay 158×2025 - 87
American Airlines 155×2025 - 88
Expedia Group 154×2025 - 89
Union Pacific 151×2025 - 90
Phillips 66 145×2025 - 91
Norfolk Southern 137×2025 - 92
AvalonBay Communities 136×2025 - 93
Datadog 131×2025 - 93
Vodafone 131×FY2026 - 95
NVIDIA 129×FY2026 - 95
Twilio 129×2025 - 97
Eaton 128×2025 - 98
Keurig Dr Pepper 127×2025 - 99
Pinterest 126×2025 - 100
Akamai 124×2025 - 101
Leidos 122×2025 - 101
Weyerhaeuser 122×2025 - 103
L'Oréal 119×2025 - 103
Workday 119×FY2026 - 105
Ferrari 107×2025 - 106
Duke Energy 106×2025 - 107
HubSpot 105×2025 - 108
Cboe Global Markets 102×2025 - 108
Silicon Labs 102×2025 - 110
T. Rowe Price 101×2025 - 111
Molson Coors 97×2025 - 112
HSBC 96×2025 - 113
Walker & Dunlop 92×2025 - 114
Shell 91×2025 - 115
Moderna 89×2025 - 116
Etsy 83×2025 - 116
Philips 83×2025 - 118
M/I Homes 82×2025 - 119
Fortinet 75×2025 - 120
TotalEnergies 72×2025 - 121
LY Corporation 66×FY2025 - 122
Meta 65×2025 - 123
Unilever 62×2025 - 124
Bandwidth 61×2025 - 125
APA Corporation 56×2025 - 126
Orange 48×2023 - 127
ASML 46×2025 - 128
Dell Technologies 43×2026 - 128
Diageo 43×FY2026 - 130
Zillow 39×2025 - 131
Google 35×2025 - 132
ING Group 24×2025 - 133
Lyft 18×2025 - 134
DoorDash 12×2025 - 135
Snap 12×2025 - 136
Dropbox 8×2025 - 137
Take-Two Interactive 5×2026 - 138
Duolingo 3×2025
Not published (181): Amazon, Tesla, Oracle, Adobe, Cisco, IBM, Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, ServiceNow, Intuit, Spotify, Shopify, SAP, Airbnb, Sony Group, TSMC, Samsung Electronics, Toyota Motor Corporation, Nintendo, LVMH, Nestlé, Novo Nordisk, Bloomberg, Atlassian, Block, Stripe, adidas, H&M Group, Inditex, Fast Retailing (UNIQLO), The LEGO Group, Volkswagen Group, BMW Group, Honda, Hyundai Motor Company, Porsche, Airbus, Siemens, Roche, Novartis, Bayer, Alibaba Group, Baidu, Tencent, JD.com, Rakuten Group, Panasonic, SoftBank Group, Mitsubishi Corporation, Recruit Holdings, Mercari, CyberAgent, Shiseido, NTT, Deutsche Bank, Infosys, Klarna, Adyen, Ericsson, Zalando, Rolls-Royce, Carlsberg, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Heineken, RBC (Royal Bank of Canada), YouTube, Squarespace, Figma, Notion, Dyson, Telefónica, BASF, Macquarie Group, The Swatch Group, BBVA, Munich Re, Michelin, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Zurich Insurance Group, Audi, Lufthansa Group, DHL Group, Vestas, Danone, KONE, Bosch, Burberry, Banco Santander, Kering, UBS, DBS Bank, Hermès, Eni, Huawei, AXA, BNP Paribas, TD Bank Group (The Toronto-Dominion Bank), Fujifilm, KDDI, Commerzbank, BHP, Dentsu, SEGA, Kao, Square Enix, Bandai Namco, UniCredit, Yamaha, Intesa Sanpaolo, MIXI, ASOS, Xero, Kirin Holdings, Nokia, Asahi Group Holdings, Olympus, Daikin, ANA, Money Forward, Nissan, Sansan, DeNA, NEC, Bridgestone, Denso, ZOZO, Cybozu, KOKUYO, Saint-Gobain, Okamura, Henkel, Obayashi, Sumitomo Corporation, Nikon, ITOKI, Mitsui & Co., ABN AMRO, ENGIE, Telenor, Rabobank, Société Générale, CaixaBank, Nordea, Pirelli, Repsol, Crédit Agricole, AkzoNobel, Wärtsilä, Continental, GitHub, Pixar Animation Studios, Slack, PUMA, Canva, Revolut, BT Group, Takeda, Dassault Systèmes, Grab, Generali, Sun Life, Swedbank, Endesa, Thomson Reuters, Nutrien, Suncorp, Medibank, Lenovo, Imperial Oil, FIS, Jabil, Edwards Lifesciences, Aflac, Insight Enterprises, Fivetran, Glenmede, Davis Wright Tremaine, Whole Foods Market, Oberoi Realty, MathWorks. These companies don’t publish this figure, so we don’t rank them.
Questions
Which company has the highest CEO-to-median-employee pay ratio?
Among the 138 companies on eciffo that publish it, Wayfair ranks first with 5,702×, followed by Starbucks (1,794×) and The Coca-Cola Company (1,739×).
What is a typical CEO-to-median-employee pay ratio at big companies?
The middle company in this ranking, AT&T, has 215×. Half of the 138 ranked companies are above that and half below.
Where do these numbers come from?
The ratio each company reports in its proxy statement: CEO total pay ÷ median employee pay. Highest first. Companies that don’t publish the figure are not ranked; eciffo never estimates.
More rankings
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Companies with the highest median employee payNo. 1: Meta · $388,200 -
Companies with the lowest employee turnoverNo. 1: Mitsubishi Corporation · 0.75% -
The companies with the most employeesNo. 1: Walmart · ≈2,100,000 -
Most revenue per employeeNo. 1: Phillips 66 · ≈$10.51M -
The biggest company headquarters in the worldNo. 1: JD.com · ≈15.2M sq ft -
Companies with the best paid parental leaveNo. 1: Atlassian · 26 weeks