[Hiring] Phone Sales @WebProps.org

Role Description

You call home service companies, have a real conversation, and text them a link. Our website closes the deal and you get paid — you never touch a credit card.

What you'll actually do:

  • Work an assigned list of home service companies (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, and more).
  • Pick up the phone and call business owners and decision-makers.
  • Run a short, honest discovery conversation — understand who they are and whether Fix9 is a fit.
  • Send a tracked Fix9 link by text. That's it. The site handles checkout, account setup, and everything after.
  • Log each call, set follow-ups, and track whether your link converted.
  • You are not a closer. You are not a card-taker. You are the opener — the voice that earns the right to send the link.

Qualifications

  • A clear, confident English-speaking voice.
  • Comfort on the phone — you can hold a real conversation, not just read a script.
  • Self-motivated and reliable.
  • A quiet place to call from, a smartphone, and solid internet.
  • Prior phone sales, appointment-setting, or call-center experience is a plus, not a requirement.

Requirements

  • You earn a commission the moment a customer's payment settles on a link you sent.
  • Commissions stay "pending" through the standard chargeback hold, then become "payable."
  • Your first payout unlocks at $300 payable. After that, every payout unlocks at $300.
  • Payouts run through Stripe — you'll set up a free Stripe Connect account when you're ready.
  • You're a 1099 independent contractor. You control your hours and your tax situation.

Benefits

  • Fully paid, AI-driven training center — learn at your pace, get certified, then go live.
  • Pay: $10–$100 per closed deal, paid out weekly once you hit $300.
  • Most setters go from application to first call in under two weeks.
  • Bi-Weekly Automated Commissions.

How to apply

Forget resumes. Apply with a 30–180 second voice recording:

  • Go to the Fix9 audition page.
  • Record a short voice (or video) answering one question: "Tell us about a time you talked someone into something — anything — and how it went."
  • Answer seven quick qualifiers (hours, equipment, internet).
  • Hit submit.

That recording is your interview. If your voice and your story land, you'll hear from us within 24 hours. No cover letters. No résumé reviews. No waiting.

Apply here: https://fix9.com/apply/setter

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