Commission-Only Sales Jobs.
No Draw. No Quota.
A flat 12% of every job you close. No base salary, but also no draw to pay back, no chargebacks on paid commissions, and no sales target hanging over you.
Free to join. No experience needed.
What is a commission-only sales job?
A commission-only role pays a percentage of what you sell, with no hourly wage or base salary. Sell nothing and you earn nothing; sell a lot and there's usually no cap.
On Doorden you earn 12% of the total value of every job you close. You knock doors, find a homeowner who wants pressure washing, window cleaning, lawn care, or gutter cleaning, and a vetted local business does the work. You never perform the labor and never buy equipment.
The honest trade-off
Commission-only isn't right for everyone. Here's both sides before you sign up.
- No guaranteed income — a slow week pays nothing
- It takes time to get good enough to close consistently
- No benefits, and you handle your own taxes
- Income is uneven, especially early on
- No cap on what you can earn
- No draw — you can never end up owing money
- No quota, no shifts, and no manager
- No cost to start — no fees, car, or equipment
If you need predictable income to cover rent this month, treat commission-only work as a supplement rather than a replacement.
What 12% actually pays
Straight math on a few job sizes:
These illustrate the commission calculation, not expected earnings. Individual results vary.
Frequently asked questions
What is a commission-only sales job?
A commission-only job pays you a percentage of what you sell, with no base salary or hourly wage. If you sell nothing you earn nothing; if you sell a lot there's typically no cap. On Doorden the rate is a flat 12% of the total value of each job you close.
What is a draw, and does Doorden have one?
A draw is an advance against future commission. Many commission-only sales roles pay you a weekly draw and then deduct it from what you earn — which means a slow month can leave you owing the company money. Doorden has no draw. You're never advanced anything and you can never end up in the negative.
Are there chargebacks?
Doorden doesn't claw back paid commissions. Your commission is released after the homeowner's deposit clears and a 48-hour cancellation window passes — the window exists so a cancellation is handled before you're paid, rather than after.
Is commission-only worth it?
It depends on how you work. The honest trade-off: there's no safety net, so a week with no sales is a week with no income, and it takes most people time to get good enough to close consistently. In exchange there's no cap, no schedule, and no manager. If you need predictable income to pay rent this month, a commission-only role should be a supplement rather than a replacement.
How much can I earn?
You earn 12% of each job's total value, so a $1,500 job pays $180 and a $5,000 job pays $600. There's no ceiling, but there's also no floor — what you make depends entirely on how many doors you knock and how many jobs close. Individual results vary.
Do I need experience or a license?
No experience is required and no sales license is needed for the home services you'd be offering. Doorden includes training on what to say at the door, handling objections, and closing.
Am I an employee or a contractor?
Reps on Doorden are independent — you set your own hours, choose your own territory, and work as much or as little as you want. That also means you're responsible for your own taxes on what you earn.
Keep 12% of everything you close.
Free to join. Nothing to pay back. Start whenever you want.
Create My Free Rep AccountDoorden is a commission-based platform for independent sales reps. There is no guaranteed income. Earnings depend on individual effort and results vary.