Remote Partner Role – Flexible Hours (UK-Based)

The Opportunity I'm looking for a small number of ambitious, motivated people to join my Utility Warehouse team and build a flexible additional income around their existing life.

As a UW Partner, you'll help households review essential services they already pay for — including energy, broadband, mobile and insurance — and see whether Utility Warehouse could help them save money or simplify their bills.

You'll work independently, from home and around your own commitments, with full training, ongoing support and a proven system to follow.

But I want to be really clear about something...

Flexible doesn't mean no effort.

I'm not looking for people who want to sign up, sit back and hope something happens. I want people who are prepared to come flying out of the blocks, follow the training, speak to people, get uncomfortable occasionally and actually give this a proper go.

You don't need sales experience. You don't need thousands of social media followers. And you definitely don't need to be an influencer.

But you do need to be willing to put the work in.

What You'll Actually Be Doing You'll start by learning how to help people review their household bills and find the right services for them.

You'll speak to potential customers, carry out bill reviews, explain the options clearly and support customers through the process. You'll also keep in touch with your customers and build relationships as your customer base grows.

Everything can be done remotely using your phone, video calls and our online systems.

You'll have training and support from day one, and I'll be there to mentor you through the process — but I can't do the work for you.

Your earnings are performance-based, so what you build will depend on the time, consistency and effort you're prepared to put into it.

Who I'm Looking For I'm much more interested in attitude than experience.

You might be a busy mum wanting something for yourself again. You might already have a job or business but want another income stream. Or you might simply be ambitious and know you're capable of more than what you're currently doing.

You need to be confident speaking to people (or willing to become confident!), comfortable using your phone and basic online tools, organised enough to manage your own time and, most importantly, coachable and willing to take action.

Full training is provided, so previous sales experience isn't necessary.

What I don't want is someone looking for a quick-money scheme or expecting results without putting themselves out there.

I want people who are hungry to build something.

  • If you're ambitious, willing to learn and ready to put genuine effort behind it, I'd love to hear from you.
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