Inbound & Remote Sales Closer - San Francisco

November 12, 2026

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Law firms and medical practices are racing to get recommended by AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini. WE help them get there. We are a fast-growing Miami-based team with a decade of search marketing experience, and we need a closer to turn booked owner-level demos into signed clients.

Why this role

Our setters book your video appointments with attorneys and practice owners. You will take 4 to 6 booked video demos a day with attorneys and practice owners. We arm you with a custom AI visibility audit for each call, allowing you to show prospects exactly where their competitors are beating them. You close the deal, take 20% of the cash collected, and hand the client off cleanly to our success team.

What you will do

Run 45 to 60-minute recorded video demos on Zoom or Google Meet.
Present custom competitor audits to make the AI visibility gap concrete.
Handle common objections like price, existing agency relationships, and partner approvals.
Ask for the payment on the first call and close without discounting.
Send a same-day recap email with pricing and the payment link.
Follow up relentlessly with any prospect who does not close immediately.
Log every call and next step in GoHighLevel the same day.
Own the deal through the signed agreement and first payment.

What you need

2+ years closing B2B high-ticket deals ($1,500+ per month or $10,000+ contracts) with verifiable numbers.
Experience selling to attorneys, doctors, dentists, med spas, or similar professionals.
Confident on video and capable of explaining technical services in plain English.
Disciplined CRM habits and excellent written and spoken English.
Background in agency, SEO, PPC, marketing services, or GoHighLevel is a strong advantage.

Terms and compensation

20% commission on cash collected for every deal you close.
Uncapped earnings on deals ranging from $1,700 to $3,500 per month, plus website builds and prepaid packages up to $8,000.
Full-time preferred (minimum 20 to 25 hours per week).
Choice of 1099 contractor or W-2 employee engagement.

Ready to apply? Send your resume and a short note about your best sales month (numbers included) to the recruiter who shared this posting.

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