Appointment Setter (Weekly Pay + Bonuses, Flexible Hours) (Worldwide Remote)

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If you're an experienced cold caller or BPO rep who wants:• A flexible schedule you control,• Weekly pay in USD, and• Clear scripts that make booking appointments simpler than you think,…this might be the only job post you need to read.ABOUT THE ROLEWe book in-home solar consultations for homeowners in the U.S. Your job is simple:• Call warm and cold homeowner lists with our proven script• Have real conversations, qualify them, and• Book appointments that actually show.You'll work from home, using our dialer, script, and process.WHAT YOU'LL DO• Make outbound calls during U.S. hours (you choose your specific schedule within our windows)• Work your callback list and follow up on voicemails• Use our script, learn the right delivery/tonality, and handle basic rebuttals• Update simple notes after each call and log every appointment correctlyWHAT YOU GET• Competitive base pay in USD (safety net)• Bonuses per completed sit (you get paid when they show, even if they don't buy)• Weekly payouts, not monthly• Remote, work-from-home setup• Training, script, and coaching from active top performersExample:• One rep started around $500/week and, as she got comfortable with the script and process, now has weeks at $1,000+.• Another rep in Latin America added ~$1,000/month in a few weeks on top of his existing business and is targeting $2,000+ extra as he ramps.These are not guarantees; they're real stories from people already doing the work.THIS ROLE IS PERFECT FOR YOU IF…• You like talking to people and don't crumble at rejection• You've done cold calling / appointment setting / BPO before• You want to manage your own hours as long as you hit your weekly targets• You're a parent who wants to work while your kids are at school and still be there for pickup• You enjoy improving, can handle changes to tools/scripts, and don't want a boring, static jobTHIS ROLE IS NOT FOR YOU IF…• You hate being on the phone or avoid conversations• You can't handle people being rude and take it personally• You refuse to learn rebuttals or stick to a script• You want "customer service only" and zero sales pressure• You can't reliably commit to at least 20–25+ hours/weekCAREER & GROWTHThis is not just a side gig. You'll be building a real appointment-setting career: consistent performance can lead to higher pay, more sits, and potential leadership responsibilities (helping train and support other reps).HOW TO APPLY — ONE STEP, ABOUT 10 MINUTESSkip the CV round. Take our recorded audition now:👉 apply.powerguardhome.comYou'll read our actual call script on camera (we show it on screen — the same script you'd use on the job), record a short intro about your calling experience, and upload a quick internet speed test + a photo of your workspace. Use a laptop or desktop with a webcam, in the quiet room you'd actually work from. Strong auditions hear back within a couple of days.. This role is fully remote and open to candidates worldwide. We welcome applicants from all regions.

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