Founding Sales Rep, Setter + Closer (Path to VP of Sales)
$25 K+ a month
ApplyFounding Sales Rep, Setter + Closer (Path to VP of Sales)
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$25 K+ a month
About the role
- 6+ months in an SDR/BDR, closing or freight sales role, OR you've sold for your own business
- Exceptional on the phone
- Self-sufficient and able to manage your own time
- Open to learning a new sales process
- Freight, logistics or insurance experience is a strong plusLOCATIONRemote, USA. Independent contractor (1099). Open to candidates in: AL, AZ, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MI, MN, MO, NC, NE, NJ, NV, OH, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI.COMPENSATION
- 100% commission, uncapped
- 50% of each closed account's revenue, paid monthly for that account's first 12 months
- Equity stake in FleetGen (vesting; details at offer)
- VP of Sales: all of the above, plus 1% of all revenue closed by the sales teamWHAT THAT LOOKS LIKEContracts run from $299/month for a single broker to $2,900/month for larger teams, and enterprise brokers can exceed $25,000/month. Because you keep earning on every account for a year, your income stacks:
- Close 10 accounts a month at $299: about $1,500 in month 1, $9,000 in month 6, $17,900 in month 12
- Close 15 accounts a month at $299: about $2,200 in month 1, $13,500 in month 6, $26,900 in month 12
- One $2,900/month account pays you $1,450 a month for a year
- One $25,000/month enterprise account pays you $12,500 a month for a yearOUR VALUESOutwork the problem. Fraudsters work around the clock. We out-hustle them, and the incumbents.
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