You call owners who are losing jobs to voicemail, and you book the call. A closer runs it. You get paid the day the money clears.
$300
No base. No cap. No desk.
Closer, then residual on your book.
Shema costs a shop one thousand to set up, then a thousand a month or ten thousand for the year. Your pay comes out of that setup fee, and later out of the subscription.
You are paid when the money clears, not when the call is booked. A booked call that never closes pays nothing.
| What you did | What it pays |
|---|---|
| Booked a call that closed
As an SDR. Thirty per cent of setup. |
$300 |
| Closed it yourself
Once you are a Closer. Fifty per cent of setup. |
$500 |
| Found it and closed it
Your own lead, start to finish. Eighty per cent. |
$800 |
| Every month after, per client
Residual once you reach twenty closes. Twenty per cent at fifty. |
10–20% |
The phones are the entry, not the job. Book enough and you move to closing. Close enough and every client you have ever signed starts paying you every month.
The day you hit twenty closes, every client already under your name starts paying you ten per cent of their subscription, every month, for as long as they stay. At fifty it becomes twenty. The book you built in your first year keeps paying you in your third.
Land a client on the yearly plan and that one carries a permanent extra ten per cent.
We build AI that meets people directly. Shema is the first one, an AI receptionist that answers a home service line at any hour, quotes the price and books the job. It is sold on the phone, by people, to owners who have been burned by software before.
There are more products behind it. The reps who are here when those ship will be the ones who sell them.
Training on the offer, the objections and the call is included and it is free. It takes about a week.
Six questions, about two minutes. We read every one of these ourselves.
Usually within a few days. No news by then means we passed this round. Try us again in a few months.