Choose your campaign. Build your opportunity.
Wolf Den Leads recruits and deploys field teams across approved markets for Brightspeed, Xfinity/Comcast, Spectrum/Charter, AT&T Fiber, Verizon, T-Mobile, Comporium, T-Fiber/RightFiber/Ritter, Empire Access, Archtop Fiber, and Bluepeak. Build business through neighborhood sales, referrals, local relationships, and approved online outreach—with training and support behind you.
Training. Tools. Support. Your effort.
A business-building sales channel
More than one way to create momentum.
Door-to-door is the primary field opportunity, but your network and communication skills can open additional paths to customers.
Choose your starting campaign
Start with an approved provider campaign that fits your market, then build from there.
Performance-based growth
Earn commissions on qualifying installed sales and grow through consistent activity.
Training and support
Learn the offer, customer conversation, compliance expectations, and proven field habits.
Multiple ways to build
Combine neighborhood conversations with referrals, networking, and approved online outreach.
Multi-market opportunity
Help eligible customers through approved provider campaigns and verified serviceable territories.
Build your network
Turn strong customer experiences into referrals and a repeatable book of business.
How you can build
Start conversations. Create relationships. Earn trust.
Use the channels that fit your strengths while building the discipline of a consistent field-sales routine.
Who tends to thrive?
People who enjoy helping customers, can adapt to different approved campaigns, and want their results connected to their effort.
Commission structure
Know what each qualifying sale can pay.
Build your own activity estimate using the current Wolf Den Leads compensation amounts below.
$175
Qualifying 1 Gig install
Per qualifying 1 Gig install
$75
Mobile
Per qualifying activated line
$75
TV package
Per qualifying package
Earnings calculator
Model your activity.
Estimated commissions
Per selling day
$200
Per week
$1,200
Average month
$5,200
Tier uses four weeks of your modeled activity to estimate 30-day installs. The estimate assumes all applicable install-quality, retention, and weekly-review requirements are met, including two consecutive reviews for the $250 tier. Final eligibility is verified by the company.
1 Gig commission tiers
$175 starting rate after complete onboarding. $200 at 20+ installs with at least 80% install rate. $225 at 35+ with 85% install rate and 90% day-30 retention. $250 at 50+ with 90% install rate, 95% retention, and two consecutive weekly reviews. A 90-day cancellation may still trigger a chargeback.
These numbers are not guaranteed income or implied results. This is an independent, performance-based opportunity, and actual earnings depend entirely on how you operate, customer eligibility, completed qualifying installations, retention, and the current compensation plan.
Provider campaigns
One field team. Multiple approved campaigns.
Campaign availability depends on territory, provider authorization, and address-level serviceability. Your manager confirms the active campaign before you work a neighborhood.
Availability and authorization can change by address. Verify the current offer before quoting.
Featured field offer
Lead with 1 Gig—or higher.
A focused premium-speed story is easier to remember at the door: strong home WiFi, unlimited data, a five-year base-price guarantee, and high-value promotional extras for eligible new customers.
1 Gig or higher
$60/mo
for 5 years*
A high-value conversation for busy homes, gaming, heavy streaming, and many connected devices
Eligible promotional extras
Simple home-WiFi story
Equipment and unlimited data are included in the featured plans, reducing extra-fee objections.
Internet + mobile value
Eligible featured plans include one Mobile Select line for a year, creating a natural bundle conversation.
Less price uncertainty
A five-year base-price guarantee and no annual contract give customers a clear, memorable choice.
Questions, answered
Know what you’re stepping into.
A typical door-to-door flow
Lead with curiosity, then earn the right to recommend.
The goal at the door is not a pressure pitch. It is a short, compliant conversation that uncovers a real need and verifies the exact offer.
1. Lower the pressure
Introduce yourself, explain your authorized role, say you will be brief, and admit that you do not yet know whether changing anything makes sense.
2. Find one real gap
Learn who they use, what they like, and the one thing they would improve: bill, speed, reliability, WiFi coverage, or mobile value.
3. Verify the address
Check serviceability and the live, address-specific offer before quoting a price or promising installation.
4. Connect, don’t dump
Use the customer’s own words to connect one suitable option to the problem they described. Avoid listing every feature or plan.
5. Confirm and recap
Review the plan, recurring price, taxes or fees, equipment, autopay terms, promotion length, installation, and customer consent before submitting.
NEPQ-inspired opener
“Hey, I’m [name] with Wolf Den Leads. I’m authorized to help residents compare the current Xfinity options in this neighborhood. I’ll be brief—I don’t know yet whether changing anything would even make sense for you. Who are you currently using for home internet?”
Problem-awareness follow-up
“Got it. What do you like about them—and if you could improve one thing, would it be the bill, speed, reliability, or WiFi coverage?”
Low-pressure transition
“If an address-specific option could improve [their words] and the terms made sense, would it be worth 60 seconds to compare?”
Use your approved badge and materials. Do not claim to be a Comcast employee, quote an unverified offer, promise savings or availability, or enter a property without permission.
Four fire field tips
Sound curious—not excited
Use calm, neighbor-to-neighbor tonality. Slow down and let the homeowner finish.
Ask, then pause
One short question at a time beats three stacked questions that feel like an interrogation.
Clarify their words
Try: “When you say the WiFi is inconsistent, what do you mean by that?”
Let them name the value
Ask what improving that issue would change for them before showing an option.
Ready to build?
Your next conversation can start here.
Complete the short application. We’ll review your experience, goals, and preferred market, then share the next step.