Remote Phone Sales Rep – Warm Leads, Short 10–15 Min Calls, $30 per Sale + Base (US Only) - Contract to Hire

November 5, 2026

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About us

We help people trade the financial markets with AI-powered tools and funded trading capital, without risking their own savings. We are expanding into the US and are building our first US sales team.

Why this role is different

You don’t chase anyone. Every lead you call has:

applied through our form

watched our 20-minute info webinar

been fully briefed by our support team

They already know what we offer and what it costs. They’re warm and expecting to hear from us. Your job is to answer their last questions and help them get started.

The role

You make short, focused calls of 10–15 minutes: confirm the prospect’s goals, clear up any hesitation and close them on our entry program ($179) right on the call. No long discovery calls, no cold calling, no prospecting.

What you’ll do

Call warm leads from your call lists in our CRM (Close, with a built-in power dialer)

Build rapport quickly and confirm the prospect’s interest and goals

Answer remaining questions clearly and honestly

Handle common objections such as timing, trust or “I need to think about it”

Close on the call, send the checkout link and follow up until payment is complete

Follow up with leads you couldn’t reach

Log every call: short notes, status and next step

What we’re looking for

US-based, with native-level English and a strong understanding of US culture and communication style

1+ year of phone sales experience; low-ticket or front-end closing, setting or inside sales is a plus

Confident, friendly and to the point: you can close on the first call without being pushy

Comfortable with a steady flow of short calls every day

Organized, reliable and clean with CRM notes

Flexible schedule, fully remote. Work whenever suits you between 10 am and 10 pm Eastern Time, as long as you call leads only between 9 am and 9 pm in their local time (we’ll show you how)

Quiet workspace, stable internet and a good headset

Interest in trading, investing or AI is a plus, but not required

You never make income or profit promises, and you follow US calling rules (TCPA, Do-Not-Call)

Compensation

$1,500–$2,000/month base

+ $30 commission per sale, no cap

Full-time reps closing 3–5 sales per day earn $3,300–$5,000/month

Commission is paid on completed, non-refunded sales

Independent contractor (1099), fully remote

What you get

Warm, pre-educated leads only: no cold calling, no prospecting

Short calls with a simple offer, so you close on the first call

Flexible hours, work from anywhere in the US

A proven process that already works in our European market

You’re on the US team from day one, with room to grow into a high-ticket closer role

To apply

Send a 60–90 second voice note or video introducing yourself, and answer these 3 questions:

What have you sold by phone before, and what was your close rate?

A lead says “It sounds good, but I need to think about it.” What do you say?

Which hours can you usually work?

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