Is the $4,000 draw really non-recoverable?
Yes. It is a draw against commission, so in a month where your commission clears $4,000 the commission is what you are paid. What it is not is a loan: a slow month does not create a balance the company claws back later.
What does the accelerator actually pay?
Quota is $75,000 in closed MRR a month at 13%, which is $9,750. Reach $100,000, which is 133% of quota, and the rate becomes 17% applied to the whole month from the first dollar, which is $17,000. That is the difference between roughly $117,000 and roughly $204,000 a year, and there is no cap above it.
Do I get inbound calls or do I prospect?
Both, weighted to inbound. Marketing sources strategy calls and runs reactivation campaigns, and that is the core of the number. On top of it you build outbound for the larger enterprise deals through expo follow up and list based outreach.
Where do I have to be?
Anywhere in the United States. The role is US only and it is fully remote, so the state is up to you. What is fixed is the schedule: Monday to Friday, US business hours, plus availability when a deal is moving.
1099 or W2?
1099 contractor for the first three months, converting to W2 after successful quota attainment. That is negotiable and it is a fair thing to raise on the call.
What is the interview process?
The fifteen minutes you book here is a phone call with Denika, our Head of People. If it is a fit you go deeper on your numbers and your process with the growth lead you would report to, you meet the team, and we make a decision. We are deliberately selective, so expect real questions about deals you have actually closed.
What should I bring to the fifteen minutes?
Your numbers. Quota, attainment, average deal size, close rate, and one deal you lost and can explain. No deck and no cover letter.
How big are the deals?
Clients pay $3,200 to $50,000+ a month for 5,000 to 150,000 mailers, so a closed deal runs from a few thousand to $27,000+ per month in MRR. You are paid on one month of that revenue per deal.