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Insurance CSR and account manager salary in Florida, by metro

CSR pay is close across Florida's big metros. Producer pay isn't.

By the Humai team · Updated · 3 min read

Short answer

Customer service representatives in Florida earned a median of $40,440 a year in May 2025 (BLS, all industries). The four big metros ranged from $39,560 in Miami to $42,840 in Jacksonville. Insurance claims and policy processing clerks earned a median of $47,130 statewide. Add about 30% of total pay for benefits and payroll taxes to get the full cost, near $57,800 for the state CSR median.

Median pay by Florida metro

AreaCustomer service repsClaims and policy processingInsurance sales agents
Florida$40,440$47,130$59,790
Jacksonville$42,840$46,450$61,490
Tampa–St. Petersburg$42,660$47,620$60,820
Orlando$40,530$47,010$50,280
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach$39,560$47,520$60,260
Median yearly pay, May 2025. Customer service reps (43-4051) cover all industries. Claims and policy processing clerks (43-9041) and insurance sales agents (41-3021) are insurance-specific. Source: BLS OEWS.

The middle range, statewide

Role25th percentileMedian75th percentile
Customer service reps$36,400$40,440 ($19.44/hr)$47,860
Claims and policy processing$39,700$47,130 ($22.66/hr)$58,480
Insurance sales agents$46,010$59,790 ($28.75/hr)$79,420
Florida, May 2025. Source: BLS OEWS.

Where a 4-40 or 2-20 fits

BLS doesn't split pay by license. In practice:

  • Unlicensed staff do clerical work only. Use the CSR column.
  • A 4-40 customer representative does licensed service work in your office. Use the policy processing column as a guide.
  • A 2-20 account manager can quote, bind and advise on any P&C account. Use the sales agent column as a ceiling.

See 4-40 vs. 2-20 for what each license allows.

The full cost, by metro

BLS data shows benefits and payroll taxes make up about 30% of total compensation for private employers. Divide salary by 0.70 to see the full yearly cost.

AreaCSR median salaryFull yearly cost
Jacksonville$42,840About $61,200
Tampa–St. Petersburg$42,660About $60,900
Orlando$40,530About $57,900
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach$39,560About $56,500
Salary ÷ 0.70. Before recruiting, training and licensing costs.

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Where Humai fits

If the desk isn't busy every week, Humai lets you pay for the work instead of the seat. Licensed U.S. agents who hold Florida licenses, checked in NIPR, work in your AMS under your name. Pay per task, part-time or full-time.

Questions agency owners ask

What does an insurance CSR make in Florida?

BLS reports a median of $40,440 a year for customer service representatives in Florida across all industries, and $47,130 for insurance claims and policy processing clerks (May 2025).

What does a 4-40 CSR make in Florida?

BLS doesn't report pay by license type. A 4-40 can do licensed service work, so expect pay above the all-industry CSR median. Use the policy processing figures as a guide and check local job posts.

Which Florida metro pays the most?

For CSRs, Jacksonville ($42,840) and Tampa ($42,660). For insurance sales agents, Jacksonville ($61,490), Tampa ($60,820) and Miami ($60,260). Orlando is lowest for producers at $50,280.

Is there BLS data for insurance account managers?

No. BLS has no account manager category. The policy processing and insurance sales agent figures bracket the role.

How much do benefits add?

BLS data for June 2026 shows benefits, including payroll taxes, made up about 30% of total compensation for private employers.

Sources

  1. BLS OEWS May 2025: Florida state estimates
  2. BLS OEWS May 2025: metropolitan area estimates
  3. BLS Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, June 2026

Licensing rules differ by state. This article is general information, not legal advice. Check with your state's department of insurance.

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