Earnings : The Trial Period (Weeks 1,2 and 3)

Typical Earnings £10 per hour inc bonus

Earnings are made up of: the highest rate of the National Minimum Wage (NMW) per hour + a bonus for each new member “signed up” by Direct Debit. The size of the bonus is dependent on the annual value of the Direct Debit, but averages around £16 per person joining.
Please note that the bonus element of the wages will make up a significant proportion of the overall earnings. The average “sign- up” rate is 4 new members a week - an easily achievable “target”.
The 3-week Trial Period requires you to work at least 4 evenings per week – calling on at least 200 houses (preferably many more) per week.
The Trial Period is for you to discover whether you like the work and for us to discover whether you have the personality/motivation necessary to be an effective Membership Promoter.
Wages + Bonuses are paid by BACS immediately after completion of Trial Period.
To qualify for the next stage, you’ll need to have earned at least £8.00 per hour overall.

The Probationary Period (Weeks 4-6)

Typical Earnings £10 per hour inc bonus

The Probationary Period is for you and us to discover whether you can maintain or improve upon the performance achieved during the Trial Period.
NMW per hour + bonus for each new member “signed up”. Wages + Bonuses are paid by BACS monthly in arrears.
To continue the job beyond Week 6 you will need to have earned at least £8.00 an hour overall – an easily achieved “target.”
NB Most of our shorter term Promoters choose to continue to be paid the hourly rate + the bonus and do not proceed to the next stage –Week 7 onwards.

Week 7 onwards

EITHER: continue as Probationary Period
OR:
By now, we’ll both know whether you are going to be an effective Membership Promoter in the longer term. From now on, you can, if you wish, choose to be paid with a high rate of commission only, instead of the hourly rate + bonus.

Typical Earnings £800 - £1200 per month

If you decide to be paid commission only (and most of our longer term more successful Promoters choose to be paid this way) we can (depending on the area where you live) allocate you an area to work in, which will continue to provide you with a part-time income for at least 3 years. Commission is paid monthly in arrears.
Depending on your circumstances, we suggest you consider doing the work on a self-employed basis, as this will give you the freedom to choose your own level of commitment to the scheme - e.g. you can take time off whenever you want and can organize your work to suit.