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Product Manager Salary in Italy

Italy's two main salary sources agree closely at the top of the range and diverge at the average. Glassdoor's national sample, 1,932 salaries dated October 2025, puts the average Product Manager salary at €48,000 a year, topping out at €73,000 for the 90th percentile. Levels.fyi's total compensation figure is close at the average, €50,361, but its range extends further, up to €71,495, and its senior tier reaches a similar ceiling, €43,755 to €71,079. Read together, the two sources describe an Italian market where the average Product Manager earns somewhere in the high €40,000s, and where senior roles cluster in the high €60,000s to low €70,000s rather than climbing dramatically further, a flatter ceiling than several other European markets in this set show.

MetricValueSource
National average (Glassdoor)€48,000/year, typical range €38,375 to €57,750 (1,932 salaries, Oct 2025)Glassdoor: Italy Product Manager salary
National average total compensation (Levels.fyi)€50,361, typical range €39,518 to €71,495Levels.fyi: Product Manager salary in Italy
Senior Product Manager, total compensation (Levels.fyi)€43,755 to €71,079Levels.fyi: Senior Product Manager salary in Italy
Milan average (Glassdoor)€47,000/yearGlassdoor: Product Manager salary in Milan
Rome average (Glassdoor)€46,500/yearGlassdoor: Product Manager salary in Rome

Milan and Rome sit close together and close to the national average on Glassdoor: €47,000 in Milan and €46,500 in Rome, both within €1,500 of the €48,000 national figure. That is unusual among the countries covered here, where a capital or primary tech hub typically commands a clearer premium; Italy's Product Manager pay looks more evenly distributed geographically than France's, Spain's, or Germany's.

What does move the number in Italy is company type more than city. Levels.fyi's total compensation figures, built from self reported data at funded tech and multinational companies, run consistently above Glassdoor's broader sample, and Milan specifically shows this split clearly on Levels.fyi, where its average total compensation reaches €56,011 against Glassdoor's €47,000 base salary average for the same city, a gap Milan's concentration of finance, fashion tech, and multinational regional headquarters likely explains.

Italian job postings mix "Product Manager" in English, common at tech companies and multinationals, with Italian language postings for more traditional consumer goods and manufacturing companies where the role often overlaps with brand or category management, similar to the pattern seen in Portugal and Spain. Checking which side of that split a specific posting sits on matters more for pay expectations in Italy than in most other countries in this set, given how close the city averages already sit to each other.

Negotiating in Italy means anchoring on the source that matches the employer type: Glassdoor's €48,000 national average and city figures for a locally focused company, Levels.fyi's higher total compensation figures for a funded tech company or multinational. Since Milan and Rome do not show the kind of capital city premium other countries in this set do, a move between the two cities is unlikely to change your Product Manager salary on its own.

Italy's Product Manager market also includes a meaningful share of roles inside manufacturing and industrial companies managing physical product lines rather than software, a category Glassdoor and Levels.fyi both fold into the same overall figures above without breaking it out separately. If a specific opening sits in that category, treat the figures on this page as a starting reference rather than a precise match, and ask the employer directly how their internal benchmarking compares to software focused Product Manager pay.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average product manager salary in Italy?

Glassdoor's national average is €48,000 a year, based on 1,932 salaries as of October 2025. Levels.fyi's average total compensation figure is close, at €50,361.

Does Milan pay more than Rome for product managers?

Barely, on Glassdoor: €47,000 in Milan against €46,500 in Rome, both close to the €48,000 national average. Neither city shows a clear premium over the other or over the country as a whole.

How much do senior product managers earn in Italy?

Levels.fyi reports a senior total compensation range of €43,755 to €71,079, a flatter ceiling than several other European markets, where senior pay climbs further above the national average.

Is product manager pay in Italy lower than in Spain or France?

Yes, at the national average. Glassdoor's Italy average, €48,000, sits below Spain's €52,350 and France's €57,000 on the same source.

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Ricardo Luiz

Ricardo Luiz

He is an accomplished Product Director, bringing a wealth of experience in driving innovation, building high-performing teams, and fostering collaborative environments.

He is an accomplished Product Director, bringing a wealth of experience in driving innovation, building high-performing teams, and fostering collaborative environments.

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Last updated 2026-09-16

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