Commission Sales Rep (Canada) – $750 Per Deal Selling Exclusive Septic Leads in Kawartha Lakes, ON

Earn $750 per signed client, or 50% of their first month of lead fees, selling a proven lead source to septic companies in Kawartha Lakes, Ontario.

I own kawarthaseptic.ca, a local septic website that already ranks on page 1 of Google and generates real homeowner calls. I offer it exclusively to ONE local septic company, either as a flat $1,500/month rental or on a pay-per-lead basis. That spot is open, and I need someone to fill it.

WHY THIS IS AN EASY SELL (Google Search Console + call logs, last 28-30 days):

- 1,730 visits from Google, up 30% month over month

- 125,000 search impressions, up 23%

- Page 1 for money keywords like "septic pumping kawartha lakes" and "septic tank pumping cost ontario"

- 86 phone calls from 71 unique callers

- ~50 real enquiries, about 12 a week

- 200+ visits to repair and replacement pages, meaning high-ticket jobs, not just pump-outs

THE OFFER DOES MOST OF THE SELLING FOR YOU:

- First 5 calls are FREE: no contract, no card, no risk for the contractor

- Two ways to buy: flat $1,500/month, or pay only per lead

- Far cheaper than Google Ads (septic clicks run $15-$40 each)

- Exclusive: only one company gets the calls, competitors can't outbid them

- Cancel any month

You'll get a ready-made sales page (kawarthaseptic.ca/partners) with a 45-second pitch video, plus live dashboard screen-shares on request.

YOUR JOB:

Find septic contractors (pumping, inspection, installation, repair) serving Kawartha Lakes, pitch them, get them on the free 5-call trial, and convert them to paying.

PAY (commission only):

- Flat-rate client: $750 once they sign and pay the first month

- Pay-per-lead client: 50% of all lead fees they pay in their first 30 days

- Both paid as fixed-price milestones through Upwork

DEFINITION OF DONE (per deal):

- Flat-rate: client signs the agreement and pays the first $1,500; $750 released once payment clears

- Pay-per-lead: client signs and completes 30 days; 50% of that month's paid lead fees released once payments clear

Canada-based applicants only.

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