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Sales closer jobs in the US
A sales closer takes calls with prospects who already showed interest (often booked by an appointment setter) and turns them into customers, usually in high-ticket services, coaching, education or B2B. Pay is often commission-heavy. Here is what the job looks like in the US, where to find openings and how to land your first one — even without sales experience.
What a Sales closer does day to day
- Take booked sales calls, often by video
- Diagnose the prospect’s situation with structured questions
- Present the offer and handle objections on the call
- Ask for the decision and collect payment or a signature
- Follow up with prospects who need more time
Skills employers look for
- Asking the questions that make the prospect see the gap
- Handling price, timing and “I need to think about it” calmly
- Asking for the decision without pressure tactics
- Honesty: never promising results the product cannot deliver
- Emotional control on long call days
How to get your first Sales closer job in the US
- 1Learn a clear call structure: rapport, diagnosis, offer, objections, close.
- 2Record yourself on practice calls and fix the moments where you talk too much.
- 3Search “sales closer”, “high-ticket closer” and “remote closer” on LinkedIn Jobs; check that there is a real base pay or a written commission plan.
- 4Be wary of offers that charge you for training or have no contract: real employers don’t.
- 5Build a short track record (calls taken, closing rate) to show in interviews.
Interview questions you should prepare
- How do you open a closing call?
- The prospect says “I need to talk to my partner”. What do you do?
- What is your closing rate and how do you measure it?
- Close me on this product right now.
Sales pay in the US
- Sales representative, wholesale and manufacturing (all): $76,460 a year (median) (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: Wholesale and Manufacturing Sales Representatives (May 2025 wages))
- Sales rep, technical and scientific products: $104,920 a year (median) (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: Wholesale and Manufacturing Sales Representatives (May 2025 wages))
- Sales rep, non-technical products: $72,080 a year (median) (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook: Wholesale and Manufacturing Sales Representatives (May 2025 wages))
Where to find Sales closer jobs in the US
- LinkedIn Jobs. Where most SDR and BDR roles in tech are posted; recruiters also search profiles there.
- Indeed. The widest range, from retail and insurance sales to inside sales.
- RepVue. Sales-specific: companies rated by their own reps on quota attainment and culture.
- Built In. Tech companies by city (New York, Austin, Chicago, Boston…), with many SDR openings.
- Glassdoor. Useful to check reviews and reported pay before you apply.
Sales closer jobs by city
- Sales jobs in New York
- Sales jobs in San Francisco
- Sales jobs in Austin
- Sales jobs in Chicago
- Sales jobs in Boston
- Sales jobs in Los Angeles
- Sales jobs in Dallas
- Sales jobs in Houston
- Sales jobs in Atlanta
- Sales jobs in Miami
- Sales jobs in Seattle
- Sales jobs in Denver
- Sales jobs in Phoenix
- Sales jobs in Charlotte
- Sales jobs in Washington, D.C.
- Sales jobs in Philadelphia
- Sales jobs in San Diego
- Sales jobs in Nashville
- Sales jobs in Salt Lake City
- Sales jobs in Raleigh
- Sales jobs in Minneapolis
- Sales jobs in Detroit
- Sales jobs in Las Vegas
- Sales jobs in Orlando
- Sales jobs in Tampa
- Sales jobs in Portland
- Sales jobs in San Jose
- Sales jobs in Pittsburgh
- Sales jobs in St. Louis
- Sales jobs in Columbus
How Ventaka gets you ready
- Short game-style lessons: from zero to selling, 10 minutes a day
- Written role-plays with AI customers who push back with real objections
- The «sell me this pen» interview test with Cal, who scores you at the end
- A sales CV and a scam-offer detector
- A verifiable certificate to show recruiters
