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We’re looking for an ambitious SDR who thrives on cold calling to join us on a mission to turn a "fast-growing, promising startup" into a real estate industry #1 disruptor, impossible to ignore.
We’re a team of 14 hustlers who built an amazing product, found product-market fit, and are now scaling at the speed of light to take as much market share as possible.
Our customers are real estate brokers and team leaders — we know them all. Your job is to call them and book a demo. They respect people who can sell, because that's how they built their business.
This role is for you if…
- Are you the #1 dialer who actually enjoys cold calling?
- Do you get energy from finding prospects with real pain and helping them ACTUALLY solve it?
- Are you a self-starter who doesn’t wait for “the manager to help with X” but finds a way?
- Have you successfully filled a calendar with B2B sales meetings before?
- Do you want to be part of a team that is obsessed with what they do every day?
- If you’re nodding your head — keep reading.
This role is NOT for you if…
- You'd rather email or DM instead of dialing
- You think cold calling = bothering people
- You need step-by-step instructions for everything
- Rejection drains your motivation
- You prefer stable corporate environments over startup chaos
- You measure effort instead of results
No hard feelings — but we’re building something different here.
What you’ll actually do
- Cold call brokers and real estate team leaders
- If they don't pick up - we LinkedIn, we email, we find a way
- Book demos. Book demos. Book demos.
- Fill the calendar with qualified booked demos
- Experiment with outreach strategies and improve them
- Help build the early sales engine of a breakout startup
What makes someone successful here
- You love dialing
- Rejection pushes you forward; it doesn't slow you down
- You take ownership instead of asking permission
- You care about results, not activity metrics
- You want a team of great characters around you
What you get
- Competitive base + strong commission
- Equity — you’re joining early
- Direct access to founders
- A team that moves insanely fast
- Real ownership and impact
- Remote-friendly work
This isn’t a comfortable corporate job, but if we win...
How to apply
Send to: [email protected]
- Your LinkedIn or resume
- A short note summarizing your previous experience and your results in booking demos for B2B SaaS.
- We guarantee a reply within 24 hours.
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