High-Ticket Sales Closer (Remote – Commission Only)

March 6, 2026

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About Northern Stay

Northern Stay is building Canada’s modern RV membership network. We sell Lifetime and Seasonal camping memberships to RV families and retirees across Canada.

We are hiring experienced phone closers to convert warm, opt-in leads into paying members.

This is a freelance, commission-only opportunity for professionals who are confident closing high-ticket offers over the phone.

What You’ll Be Selling

You will be speaking with Canadians about camping and RV travel. Every lead:

Has opted in
Has requested information
Is already familiar with Northern Stay
Needs guidance, clarity, and confidence to move forward

These are warm conversations, not cold calls.

Compensation

3.8% commission on the total sale value
Commission paid on collected revenue
No cap on earnings
100% performance-based

Example:

Your income depends entirely on your close rate and volume.

5 sales per month
Approximately $1,000–$1,500

10 sales per month
Approximately $2,000–$3,500

20 sales per month
Approximately $4,000–$7,000

40 sales per month
Approximately $8,000–$13,000+

There is no earning cap. Higher performance and stronger stacking of upgrades directly increase your income.

All leads are warm, opt-in Canadians who have already expressed interest. Your role is to guide them through the decision and close.

If you close consistently, earnings scale with volume.

What We Provide

100% of leads provided
Warm, opt-in waitlist contacts
Structured sales framework
Remote flexibility
High-trust brand positioning

You focus on closing.

Requirements

Proven experience closing high-ticket offers ($3,000+)
Strong objection handling
Professional phone presence
Comfortable discussing financing options
Experience working independently
CRM familiarity

Language:
English required
French is a strong asset

Important

This is a freelance, independent contractor role.
There is no base salary or hourly pay.

This role is designed for commission-driven closers who want upside without income caps.

Pay: $3,000.00-$7,500.00 per month

Work Location: Remote

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