If you already knock, you already know the job. Different pitch. Same grind. Velocity One hires 1099 contractors to sell residential fiber internet.
Assigned neighborhoods. A trained pitch. Close on the porch. You are not spraying houses, pitching panels, or arguing about roof age. You show a homeowner a faster internet option and write the order.
What does not transfer: the product story. We train the fiber pitch. You still have to work the doors.
Per-sale rates, not an earnings promise. Math: pay calculator. Reality check: is door-to-door sales worth it.
You do not have to live next to the fiber we are selling. We hire from anywhere and fly or ship you to the selling market. Travel and lodging are covered on blitzes. Do not assume a locked city.
If you need a draw, a W-2, or a check for showing up, stop here. If you thought fiber meant splicing, read fiber optic jobs and leave.
If you need a paycheck for showing up, stop here. If you want W-2, benefits, or a desk, stop here. If you cannot work a full day on your feet and keep knocking after a bad street, stop here.
Same Velocity One role, different fiber network. Each page covers where that carrier is building and what the door looks like.
We hire from anywhere and send reps to live fiber markets on paid blitzes. If you want a local starting point, these pages cover each area we hire from:
Almost all of these are 1099 and paid per sale. Read how commission-only sales jobs pay and the questions to ask any D2D company before you sign.
Yes. The hard part transfers. We train the fiber pitch.
No. 1099. Paid per activated install.
Probably, but you do not have to live near the fiber. We hire from anywhere and fly reps to live markets on paid blitzes with travel and lodging covered.
Some do. Velocity One pays weekly once you are producing, based on activated installs.
Usually. At Velocity One it is 1099, 100% commission, no base salary or guaranteed income. Individual results vary.
Use the homepage apply: https://fibercareers.com/#apply only.
