pitch.setters.sale
Every held meeting is a rung.
Claim briefed setter Gigs with a flat fee stated before you commit — paid when the meeting holds — and build the verified record that makes you a closer.
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Here's the deal the industry offers a setter: dial all week, and get paid only if somebody else closes — months later, maybe. No-shows and ghosted sets cost you hours and pay nothing. The "back-end commission" moves every time you ask about it. And every meeting you do land builds someone else's record, in someone else's CRM — when the offer dies, your work goes with it.
Getting a stranger onto a calendar, qualified, and keeping them there is a paid skill. The tribe already knows it — Setter is the industry's own word, the industry's own rung. What's missing is a door where the rung is priced like work and counted like proof.
A setter Gig is one Role's run on one Deal — a defined span with a defined exit. The span is sourced → meeting held: outreach, first touch, qualification against the Seller's rubric, follow-up, until the meeting holds. It arrives with two things attached before you touch it:
The door shows exactly this shape as a labeled demo scenario: an illustrative setter-gig ticket — flat $150 fee, span source → meeting held, "paid on hold" — marked "not a live gig" on its face. Product mechanics, never results.
The exit condition of a setter Gig is a concrete, checkable event: the meeting holds. Not a manager's opinion of your hustle, not a promise about the back end. And on this marketplace, nobody moves a Deal directly — everything an executor does only proposes, and the Deal's Gate commits: meeting held → Gig fulfilled → fee due → one rung on the Register.
That one mechanism cuts both ways, deliberately:
Your Register is a performance account — Gigs fulfilled, meetings held — built exclusively from Gate-committed outcomes on the platform. Non-transferable, impossible to inflate, and yours: it doesn't live in a Seller's CRM and it doesn't die when an offer dies.
It's the same scoreboard closers climb. Every held meeting counts toward the standing that opens Closer Gigs — warm, fully-briefed deals with the price tag visible up front, where 100% of the commission is yours. You don't apply for the next rung. You qualify.
The closer door is live one rung up — closers.sale, same marketplace underneath, same Register system — and this door points at it throughout: a setter ready to close finds the next rung in one click.
The reverse direction isn't shipped yet: closers.sale's setter section currently routes setters into its own waitlist, not to this door. The cross-link becomes bidirectional when that link lands — pending, worn openly.
closed_won — charged on the demand side. Your fee is not the platform's revenue source.Where a Seller leaves values unset, the drafted defaults are a $250 setter fee, a $150 nurturer fee, and 10% commission. Those defaults publish when the rate card is ratified — the same gate the sibling doors hold them behind — and until then they are pending here too, worn openly.
Who pays you, and when: settlement runs through the platform, not the Seller's goodwill — the same Gate-committed fulfillment that closes the Gig is the event that releases the fee. Those rails go live with the first cohort; until then, this is a commitment on the page, not a shipped feature.
No income promises live on this page, and none ever will. The numbers above are how the machine works, not what you'll make.
One ICP, one motion: the setter tribe, reached where it already lives — the high-ticket remote-sales community, organic and community channels only, no paid acquisition pre-launch. The pitch is the mechanics, because in an industry that recruits with income screenshots, posting fair terms and amber candour is the differentiated acquisition strategy.
Joining takes one minute: industries, where you're starting from, how many meetings a week you're comfortable setting. The confirmation is profile-aware — when we're ready for someone with your profile and requirements, you hear from us directly — and gigs open in order of the list.
substrate — api.forsale — the demand rail; sole authority over every Deal
developer seller
offers via API
individual closer
labor — closing
individual setter
labor — setting
firm / agency
a bench
referrer
sellers, closers, or deal flow
A brand here is one ICP and one motion. closers.sale addresses the closer — the setter appears there as chapter one of the same story. This door inverts the emphasis for the person whose work today is setting: their pain is unpaid dues and an orphaned record, not thin leads; their first win is a held meeting, not a close. Same marketplace, same Register, same Gate — a different chapter of the ladder, with its own front door because the entry rung deserves one.
api.forsale — where Mandates are declared
setters.sale — where the meetings get set
Demand arrives programmatically. Sellers on api.forsale declare a Mandate — staffing per Role (agent | human | humanIf), floor, price tags, the qualification rubric. When a Mandate puts the Setter Role on the human track, a briefed, flat-priced setter Gig posts here: the fee is the Seller's own declared price tag, and the Brief is their own declared context. The Gate that verifies your held meeting is the same Gate the Seller's agents answer to — one authority seam, both labor pools.
The rail is live and documented in the open: quickstart, concepts (Deal · Stage · Mandate · Role · Gig · Settlement), API reference, SDK, MCP, and a demo environment where the propose → gate → commit seam can be exercised directly.
The door is live: hero, mechanics walkthrough ("how a set becomes a rung"), the illustrative gig ticket labeled as a demo, and the waitlist funnel with durable storage and a privacy page — serving at setters.sale today.
closers.sale — the closer door one rung up — is live, recruiting against the same substrate, and linked from this door throughout.
closers.deals — the sibling individual door, B2B — is live on the same substrate.
There is no live gig feed yet — and the door says so on its own front page, above the fold, not in fine print. Gigs open in order of the list when real work is ready. A brand that won't fake liquidity won't fake your record either — in an industry that runs on screenshots, candour is the credibility signal.
The door is setters.sale — the waitlist is open today. One minute: industries, where you're starting from, weekly capacity. The first cohort is deliberately small — hand-vetted Sellers, concierge ops — and gigs open from this list, matched to profile, in order.
If this was forwarded to you: setters.sale is the entry door of a sales marketplace where appointment setters claim briefed gigs with a flat fee fixed before the claim, get paid when the meeting holds, and build a verified, non-transferable track record that opens closer gigs when it's earned. Every claim above carries its own state and evidence; the pending ones say so in amber. If you set meetings: join the waitlist at setters.sale. If you know who does: forward this.