High Ticket Sales Closer Needed For A Tiny Home Company In UK

Are you a sharp, self-driven closer with a talent for turning conversations into commissions?

Do you thrive selling luxury products to both everyday buyers and major players?

If so, Capsul is ready for you.

🏗️ Who We Are:

At Capsul, we build modern container solutions for how the world lives, works, trains, and thrives.

From stunning homes to gyms, saunas, retail pop-ups, cafes, and wellness spaces—our products are bold, luxurious, and designed for people who want something different.

We’re growing fast and we’re looking for elite closers to handle inbound leads, business buyers, and distributor applicants across the globe.

💼 Your Role:
  • Close High-Ticket Sales ($50K–$100K+): Handle inbound leads and follow-ups from individuals, business owners, and investors
  • Sell the Dream: Guide prospects through our catalog, options, pricing, and process
  • Distributor Outreach: Pitch and close licensing opportunities in key regions
  • CRM Mastery: Track leads, calls, follow-ups, and status updates with precision
  • Market Insight: Stay sharp on competitor activity, objections, and trends
  • Client Relationship Management: Deliver a world-class buying experience from inquiry to close
🧠 You Are:
  • A proven high-ticket closer (real estate, solar, modular homes, fitness, or luxury sales preferred)
  • Comfortable speaking with everyday buyers and business decision-makers
  • Laser-focused, organized, and independent — no hand-holding here
  • Fast on follow-up, calm under pressure, and addicted to results
  • Tech-savvy with CRM tools and Zoom-based consults
  • A closer who wants more than just a job — you want ownership and scale
🎁 What You Get:
  • 💰 $1,000–$4,000+ per sale (Uncapped earnings)
  • 🧳 Performance rewards: Trips, events, bonuses for top closers
  • 🧠 Growth path to sales manager, regional lead, or product specialist
  • 🔥 High-converting leads from Meta & Google Ads
  • 🌍 Remote role — work from anywhere
Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year Experience: 5 years required
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