Warm leads. 10–15% commission.

The highest commission per call on our roster.

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  Warm inbound leads — no cold outreach.

  High ticket closers in the YNR program work warm inbound leads: prospects who have already watched a webinar, responded to an ad, or opted into a funnel. They are expecting a call. The conversion math on warm inbound is dramatically better than cold dialing — and the income reflects it.

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  10–15% commission on $5,000–$25,000 offers.

  A single close on a $15,000 coaching program generates $1,500–$2,250 in commission. A closer who takes three calls per day and closes one per day at $10,000 average is clearing $10,000–$15,000 per month. The math compounds quickly at high ticket price points — which is why experienced closers guard their programs carefully.

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  Setter to closer — a clear on-ramp.

  For reps who are not ready to close $25,000 offers on their first day, the setter role is the natural entry point. Setters earn $3,000–$8,000 per month booking qualified appointments for closers. The setter role builds the conversational mechanics — qualification, objection framing, curiosity — that make a closer excellent. Most YNR setters transition into closing within three to six months.

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  Fully remote — time zones are an advantage.

  High ticket programs run calls across all major U.S. time zones, which means remote closers can work morning, midday, or evening call blocks depending on their schedule. The fully remote setup means no commute, no office politics, and no territory assignment. You close deals from wherever you have a reliable internet connection and a quiet space.

Common high ticket sales questions.

How much do high ticket closers make?

YNR high ticket closers earn 10–15% commission on offers priced $5,000–$25,000. A closer who takes three calls per day and closes one per day at a $10,000 average price point is earning $10,000–$15,000 per month. Top closers on the YNR roster clearing $20,000–$25,000 per month are not anomalies — they are the natural result of working a warm inbound program with a strong offer stack.

What is the difference between a setter and a closer?

A setter books qualified appointments — their job is to identify interested prospects, qualify them for the program, and schedule a call with a closer. A closer takes those calls and converts prospects into enrolled clients. Setters earn $3,000–$8,000 per month. Closers earn 10–15% on the full offer price. Most reps start as setters and transition into closing within three to six months.

Do I need sales experience to apply for a high ticket role?

Prior sales experience is helpful but not required. YNR runs high ticket candidates through a training sequence that covers qualification frameworks, objection handling, and the psychology of high-ticket purchasing decisions. Reps with prior D2D or phone sales experience ramp faster, but candidates with zero sales experience have closed high ticket deals within their first month on the program.

What kinds of products or programs do high ticket closers sell?

YNR high ticket closers work with coaching programs, digital agencies, masterminds, and creator businesses that sell offerings in the $5,000–$25,000 price range. The buyers are entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals who are investing in growth, education, or expertise. The sales conversation is consultative — your job is to understand what the prospect needs and show how the program delivers it.

How is this different from a typical phone sales job?

Most phone sales jobs involve cold lists, high-volume dialing, and low per-call income. High ticket closing is the opposite: warm inbound leads, low call volume (typically two to five calls per day), and high per-call income ($1,000–$3,750 per close at 10–15% commission on a $10,000–$25,000 offer). The income per hour worked in high ticket is substantially higher than in any high-volume phone sales role.

Is this fully remote? Can I work from anywhere?

Yes. High ticket closing is 100% remote. You need a reliable internet connection, a headset, and a quiet space for calls. YNR closers work from home, from co-working spaces, and from other countries on a reliable connection. The only real geographic constraint is time zone alignment with your call schedule.