Door 2 · Already a closer
If you’ve sold solar, pest or alarms, you already have the hard part. You can take a door. Here’s what changes when the product is T-Mobile fiber, and what doesn’t.
Same motion
Territory, knock, pitch, close. That part moves over whole. The sale behind it doesn’t.
A five-figure decision at the door, then financing and permits. The federal homeowner credit ended December 31, 2025. When a deal lands, it pays.
Summer blitzes, contract-heavy sells, and turf that’s been knocked every year. These industries work.
Nobody’s deciding whether to have internet. They’re picking who to pay. Twenty-minute close, no financing, and the network operator runs the install.
Where you start
Proven closers don’t start where rookies do. Hit numbers in your first weeks and the city of your choice opens up: roster slots, turf assigned at the ZIP level and a higher pay structure.
Run a crew already? Keep it. Partner your company with us and keep your name on the door.
See Markets Needing an OwnerKnock T-Mobile fiber territory. Bi-weekly pay on completed installs.
Build a small team and earn an override on every install your reps close.
Step in as a metro’s named operator. Recruit, train and lead the roster.
The trade
The check per deal is smaller than solar’s. The trade is speed. A fiber sale closes in one visit and doesn’t wait on a bank.
New objections, too. Cable and 5G home internet replace “I don’t want panels on my roof.” The drills cover them before your first shift.
No. If you’ve already worked the doors in fiber, solar, pest or alarms, you skip the bottom rung. Hit numbers in your first weeks and the city of your choice opens up: roster slots, turf assigned at the ZIP level and a higher pay structure.
Yes. If you run a team, you can partner your company with RCLX and keep your name on the door, with our market access and systems behind it.
Yes. T-Mobile fiber carries a 120-day window. If a customer cancels within 120 days of install, the commission on that one sale comes off your next check. After that it is locked.
Apply
Pick your industry on the experience question and name the city you’d work. A recruiter calls within 24 hours on weekdays.
Want the pay mechanics first? Here’s how pay works.
Providers report their own coverage to the FCC and those reports can be challenged. Advertised speeds are ceilings, not what a given house gets. Nothing on this page is a promise of territory, earnings, or service at any specific address.