Remote Solar Appointment Setter - $25 per Sit + $650 per Close (1099, Work From Anywhere in the US)

November 5, 2026

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Set the appointment. Get paid when it sits. Get paid again when it closes.

Pure Power Innovations is a California solar sales company. Our in-home closers run appointments across the Bay Area and Central Valley, and we need remote setters to fill their calendars by phone. You work from anywhere in the US, on our dialer, with our lists and our script. We pay $25 for every appointment that sits and $650 for every one that becomes a signed deal.

✅ What you’ll get

$25 per sat appointment, $650 per closed deal. Paid weekly.
Dialer seat, homeowner lead lists, scripts, and CRM provided. You bring a laptop, a headset, and a quiet place to call.
Training from the team that runs our in-house call center, plus ongoing call reviews.
Fully remote, no set hours. Call when homeowners pick up (afternoons and evenings Pacific time convert best).
Full-time production expected. Part-time callers who hit their numbers are welcome.

✅ What you’ll do

Cold call California homeowners from company lists and book in-home solar consultations.
Confirm appointments and hand clean notes to the closer.
Log every call and outcome in the CRM.
Hit a weekly sits minimum we agree on together based on your experience.

✅ What we’re looking for

1+ year of outbound phone sales or appointment setting. Solar, home services, insurance, telecom, and call center backgrounds all fit.
Comfortable making 150+ dials a day and hearing no.
Clear phone voice and fluent English. Spanish is a plus.
Reliable internet and a quiet workspace.
Self-starter who can run on 1099 commission.

✅ Compensation

1099 independent contractor. No base pay. $25 per sat appointment + $650 per closed deal.
Realistic range: $1,500–$2,200 a month at 8 sits a week with 1–2 closes. Strong setters doing 20 sits a week and 4 closes earn around $5,000. Uncapped.

Apply with a resume that shows your outbound calling history. Qualified applicants get a 15-minute phone screen.

Pay: $1,500.00 - $5,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Work from home

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Application Question(s):

Do you have reliable high-speed internet, a headset, and a quiet workspace to make calls from? Yes or No.
This is a 1099 role paid $25 per sat appointment and $650 per closed deal, with no base pay. Are you comfortable with that? Yes or No.
Describe your outbound calling or appointment-setting experience: what industry, how many dials per day, and how many appointments you set per week.

Experience:

outbound phone sales or appointment setting: 1 year (Required)

Work Location: Remote

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