Work out what it pays.
Commission recurs, so what you earn in a month is everything you've ever closed and kept — not what you closed that month. Move the sliders.
Pending
Approved pricing and commission terms are not available yet.- Earned in year one
- Pending
- Accounts closed
- 0
- Seats under you
- 0
See the numbers month by month
| Month | Paid that month | Cumulative |
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These two numbers are provisional. Price per seat and the commission share are our working figures while we finish pricing; the schedule you sign is the one that counts. The projection assumes the accounts you close stay — it does not model churn.
The license teaches you to sell.
Reps who buy a license run CanaryVolt on their own calls. It reads what happened off the call itself, then tells you what to do differently. What it teaches is selling, not this product.
What you typed
Not interested. Timing — try again in Q1. Written from memory after a nineteen-minute call.
What it told you
At minute fourteen they asked how long setup takes. You presented for four more minutes and the call ended. A question about setup is a buying question — stop presenting and ask for the meeting.
- Patterns, not one call. Which objection keeps coming back for you specifically, and which of your answers to it books meetings.
- None of it is about this product. Handling a price objection, getting past a gatekeeper, knowing when to stop talking.
- You keep what you learn. Sell something else later and it goes with you.
Sample figures. Yours come from your own calls, and only from calls the assistant listened to. The license is a separate purchase you make yourself. No part of this role needs it.