Remote High-Ticket Closer (US/UK Time Zones) — English Native/Fluent

  • *About the role**
We’re looking for a proven phone closer who can handle UK + US leads in their time zones and consistently convert pre-qualified inbound appointments into signed clients.

This is 100% remote and commission-only — built for closers who want high upside, not a fixed salary ceiling.

  • *What you’ll be closing**
We sell a premium service in the recruitment / relocation space: helping international professionals secure jobs and relocate to the GCC region.
  • *What your day looks like**
Closing pre-qualified, calendar-booked calls (no cold calling)

Running structured sales calls: discovery → qualification → objection handling → close

Following up with leads (short cycles, fast decision-making)

Updating KPIs + pipeline in our CRM (data discipline is non-negotiable)

Working a steady flow of calls — you’ll have ~15 qualified appointments/day available

  • *What we need from you (non-negotiables)**
3+ years experience in consultative sales / phone closing

Strong objection handling, tone control, and sales psychology fundamentals

Proven experience selling a high-ticket service (over the phone)

You can work minimum 5 hours/day, consistently

You can operate in UK + US time zones (this is essential)

You can show numbers: conversion rates, revenue closed, show rate, etc.

  • *What you get**
Commission-only with high upside

Start: 15% commission (~€600–€700 per close depending on package)

Up to €10k/month target earnings, then renegotiation based on performance

Inbound + pre-qualified appointments (no prospecting)

Clear ramp-up + support systems

Growth path to Senior Closer / Sales Lead for top performers

  • *This is NOT for you if**
You need a fixed salary

You avoid KPI tracking / CRM hygiene

You “talk a lot” but don’t consistently close

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