This role was built for someone starting their sales career, not someone leaving one behind — which shapes everything about how we've structured training, mentorship, and expectations.
What "Built for Beginners" Actually Means
Rather than assuming baseline sales knowledge, our onboarding starts from true fundamentals: what life insurance actually does, why families need different types of coverage, and how to have a natural conversation about it rather than reading from a script. You'll learn a proven system for guiding these conversations toward a decision, working exclusively with leads who already requested help — never cold calls, at any stage of your time here.
Mentorship That Continues Past Onboarding
Once you're taking live calls, you're paired with a mentor who's available for questions, tricky objections, or general guidance as you build confidence. This support doesn't disappear after your first week — it continues as you grow into full independent production.
Compensation
Money here works like this: 100% commission, uncapped, averaging $800 to $1,200 per sale. Based on typical effort:
- $50,000+ part-time in year one
- $80,000 to $300,000+ full-time in year one
Pay comes in on a daily/weekly basis, and performance-based incentives are available on top for reps who hit certain benchmarks.
Basic Requirements
- U.S. residency
- Clean background check
- A Life & Health insurance license, or willingness to obtain one — full guidance provided if you're not there yet
Ready to Start?
If you're looking for a genuine entry point into a sales career with real earning potential and real support behind you, apply below — we review applications quickly and can get qualified candidates started soon after.
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