Daily Pay - Experienced Appointment Setter (Remote)

We are hiring experienced fully remote Appointment Setters to speak with U.S. homeowners about rising electricity costs and programs that help lower their monthly electric bill through solar energy.

This is the same type of solar energy model used by large companies like Costco to reduce electricity costs, where the customer does not purchase the system but instead pays for the power it produces at a lower rate.

Important

This is NOT a closing position.
You will NOT present proposals.
You will NOT ask for contracts or close deals.

Your role is to educate, qualify, and set appointments for our Account Executives, who will review a customized savings report with the homeowner.

We are looking for professionals with prior sales or call center experience who can perform immediately.

About The Solar Program

This is not traditional solar sales.

  • Homeowners do NOT buy panels
  • No cash purchase
  • No loan
  • No financing

Our company installs and owns the solar system, similar to how a utility company installs power lines and infrastructure.

The homeowner simply:

  • Uses the power produced by the panels
  • Pays a lower, protected electricity rate
  • Saves money compared to their current utility bill

It is a utility style energy program designed to reduce monthly expenses without upfront cost.

What You Will Be Doing

  • Calling and speaking with homeowners through warm and outbound outreach
  • Educating them on rising electricity costs
  • Explaining the solar savings program in simple, clear terms
  • Qualifying homeowners based on clear criteria such as homeownership and bill amount
  • Setting confirmed appointments for an Account Executive to review a personalized savings report

Your responsibility is to control the conversation, handle objections confidently, create urgency, and secure the appointment.

Compensation

  • $50 for every qualified appointment w/bill
  • $50 for every appointment that meets with our specialist
  • Performance bonuses
  • Flexible schedule

What We Are Looking For

  • Strong English communication skills
  • Prior sales, appointment setting, or outbound call experience
  • Ability to confidently handle objections
  • Comfortable speaking with U.S. homeowners
  • Reliable high speed internet
  • Quiet, professional home workspace
  • Coachable but able to perform quickly

We are not looking for beginners who need months to ramp up.
We want professionals who understand phone sales and can execute with structure and accountability.

What We Offer

  • 100% remote work from home
  • Daily Pay

If you are confident on the phone, understand how to guide conversations, and can consistently secure appointments, this is a strong opportunity with stability and upside.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $53,176.18 - $92,000.00 per year

Work Location: Remote

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