Find commission-only sales jobs with no base salary.

Commission-only means no base. Read rate, sale definition, and pay date before you apply. Show a recent paid month on your profile and record a voice intro that explains the work.

Written by Sales Agent Hire. These guides are checked against the roles posted on this site.

Listings appear here when there is no base salary. If a listing shows a salary, look at the page for that type of sales work instead. Name the work you want next, such as closing, calling, or a full sales day, on the same profile.

A week with no sales pays nothing. Read the lead source before you say yes. If several people share commission on one deal, the posting should explain the split because it changes the amount you receive.

A guaranteed check while you learn the product belongs on a listing that shows a salary. Skip ads that only say uncapped.

Before you apply, check the rate, what counts as a completed sale, when commission is paid, and whether anyone else shares it. Ten percent of collected revenue is a rate. Uncapped is not.

If they have to find every lead themselves, the ad should say so. If they provide names, read how many and how warm they are. Remote jobs still need hours for live calls. Write your timezone on the profile.

  • You have sold on commission, or you can show a recent paid week
  • You can read a plan and say what you would earn on a sample deal
  • You can handle a slow start when the rules are written down
  • Your profile names the work you actually do
  • You will ask about refunds and pay timing before you accept

Sending the same application to every commission role makes it difficult to show why a particular plan suits you. Explain the terms you will accept and give an example of recent commission-based results.

Put a recent paid month on the profile. Apply to listings that publish the rate and the pay date, and skip the ones that only say uncapped.

Do I pay to apply?

No. You join and apply free.

Should I also look at closer or caller jobs?

Look at those pages for the work. This page is the pay. Read both the rate and the work before you apply.

What if the ad mentions a salary?

A guaranteed salary means the role is not commission only. Check the page for that type of sales work and read the full pay details there.