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    Hire High Ticket Closers

    High ticket closing lives or dies on the person taking the call. LemClosers lets you filter closers by the deal sizes they actually work, the verticals they know, and a rating built from completed agreements — then lock commission terms before the first booked call.

    Filter by deal size

    Closer profiles carry the deal-size band they operate in, so a $2k offer and a $50k offer do not get the same shortlist.

    Commission-only is normal here

    The talent pool expects performance pay. You are not negotiating against a salary expectation.

    No agency margin

    You deal with the closer directly. Nobody is skimming a share of their commission.

    What to specify before you post

    • Offer price and typical close rate on your existing calls.
    • Commission percentage and when it pays out.
    • Who books the calls — you, a setter, or the closer.
    • Whether the closer works your CRM and calendar or their own.

    Why closers turn roles down

    The most common reasons are unclear commission timing, no booked-call volume, and offers that have never closed at the stated price. Answering all three in the role post is the difference between a shortlist and silence.

    Frequently asked questions

    What commission do high ticket closers expect?

    Commonly 10-20% of collected revenue, higher when the closer also sources the call. The exact number belongs in the agreement, not a handshake.

    Do I need to supply leads?

    Almost always. Closers price a role on booked-call volume; without it, expect a much higher commission ask.

    Can I see their track record?

    Yes. Profiles include verticals, deal sizes, portfolio items and a reputation score from completed agreements.

    Post a closing role

    Post the role, agree the terms, and keep the whole record in one place.

    Post a closing role