Remote Sales Representative, Luxury Chocolate (Commission Only, Flexible Hours)

October 8, 2026

Earn 10% on every sale, working remotely on your own schedule. Corporate and event orders typically range from $1,000 to $5,000, so one closed deal can pay you $100 to $500. No cap on what you can make.

ABOUT US

Rosemary Chocolat is a chef-led luxury chocolate company in Los Angeles. We sell to companies for corporate gifts, events and catering, and to boutique retailers and hotels. It's a product people are happy to buy, and many clients order again every year.

WHY THIS ROLE

- 100% remote, work from anywhere in the U.S.

- Flexible schedule, part-time is fine

- 10% commission on every sale, no cap

- Example: close 5 corporate orders a month and you could earn $500 to $2,500

- Repeat clients mean repeat commission

- Holiday season is coming, our busiest time for corporate gifting

- Top performers can move into a base-plus-commission or full-time role

WHAT YOU'LL DO

- Call companies, event planners, hotels and boutique stores

- Present our chocolate and custom gift options

- Follow up and close the sale

- Pass the order details to our operations team

- Keep track of your calls and deals

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

- Phone sales experience, ideally commission-based

- Confident on the phone and good at building rapport

- Comfortable with cold calls and handling objections

- Interest in food, hospitality, luxury or gifting is a plus

This role is 100% commission. There is no hourly or base pay.

If you like selling and want to earn more this holiday season, apply today.

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