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How Much Does an FBI Agent Make an Hour: A Comprehensive Salary Guide
"An FBI Special Agent makes an hourly equivalent starting anywhere from approximately $38 to $52 per hour for entry-level positions under the General Schedule (GS) pay scale, typically starting at Grade 10 or 12. Total compensation is heavily shaped by Law Enforcement Availability Pay (LEAP), locality pay adjustments, and mandatory overtime provisions. Understanding federal law enforcement compensation requires looking past base annual salaries to examine the underlying hourly structures. Special Agents operate under unique federal pay systems that account for irregular work hours, high-risk environments, and geographic variations in the cost..."
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