Jessica and Samantha welcoming applicants from a Mediterranean home-office terrace.
Pioneering technology. A major sales opportunity.

Remote Sales Opportunity with Norango

Explore a remote sales opportunity with Norango, helping UK businesses adopt AI and live receptionist services. Learn about the role, sales support and proposed terms.

Remote
From an agreed location
25 hours
Proposed weekly commitment
£29,138
Illustrative year-one OTE

Experienced sales professionals. Flexible location. A product with a clear story.

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Samantha handling an enquiry from a home office.
For experienced people living abroad

A serious sales role.
A life that stays yours.

You can live in Spain, Portugal or another agreed location and sell to UK businesses.

Professional flexibility

A laptop, reliable connection and a quiet place to speak with decision-makers. Agree working hours around UK customer availability.

Experience that still has value

Bring your judgement, commercial confidence and ability to follow through. This is a role for people who enjoy winning business.

Freedom with accountability

We care about useful conversations, a well-managed pipeline and new paying customers. Location flexibility comes with clear targets.

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Jessica introducing Norango’s pioneering experience.
Pioneers with practical experience

Nearly 30 years of experience.
A business built since 2010.

Nearly 30 years of industry experience. More than 15 years as Norango. Now, a pioneering fully integrated AI and live reception service.

1997
Founder’s earlier CTI business
2010
Norango founded
Today
Integrated AI and live reception

Michael Relf, founder

From pioneering computer-telephony work to live reception, VoIP and distributed teams, Mike’s experience stretches back to 1997.

A sophisticated hybrid service

Our most ambitious platform brings AI conversations, live experts, caller context, workflows and integrations into one connected service.

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Jessica and Samantha consulting with a client in an estate agency.
Our initial focus: UK property

A substantial market.
A compelling reason to switch.

Start with UK estate and letting agencies: busy businesses where missed enquiries matter and traditional live answering can be expensive.

19,495offices and branches in The Property Ombudsman’s 2024 membership

An enormous prospecting opportunity

Thousands of property offices need dependable cover. Our conversation is practical: protect enquiries, reduce routine handling costs and give the agency more control.

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Jessica answering a call through her telephone headset.
AI and live expertise. One connected service.

We run a hybrid service.
What does that mean?

Jessica handles the first part of the call. A live expert can take over when the conversation needs human judgement.

1. Jessica welcomes and understands

She identifies the enquiry, asks the agreed questions and captures useful details—for example, a property enquiry and the caller’s requirements.

2. The call moves to a live expert

When the agreed workflow needs a person, Jessica hands over the call with the captured details and available summary. The caller does not need to start again.

3. The expert carries it forward

A live expert reviews the context, asks the next questions and helps complete the enquiry or connects the caller to the agency, following its instructions.

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Jessica explaining the savings example with a tablet.
A concrete reason to reconsider

Real capability.
A powerful savings story.

Traditional live answering is a familiar purchase. Norango gives buyers a clear reason to reconsider: lower routine-call costs, connected workflows and human support.

JessicaAI usage£0.45/min
SamanthaLive usage£1.50/min
Page benchmarkTraditional live£2.00/min

£804 less in illustrative monthly usage

600 minutes at an 80% AI / 20% live mix: £396 versus £1,200 at the £2/min live benchmark. That is a 67% reduction in this usage-only example.

An offer to open the conversation

The Agency Switch offer lists Premier Hybrid at £189.95/month, 200 AI minutes, and £520 promotional value: £225 live minutes plus eligible setup valued at £295.

Illustrative usage only. Subscriptions, included allowances and VAT excluded. Offer terms apply.

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Samantha answering a call as Norango’s live expert.
More than answering the phone

Connected calls.
Useful next actions.

The product story goes beyond a pleasant voice: it is what happens with the information afterwards.

Property and enquiry context

Supported API routes can connect the handling workflow to the agency’s systems. The page explores Street.co.uk, Reapit, Rex, Alto and Dezrez.

A portal that gives clients visibility

Call history, available recordings, usage statistics, billing and service instructions help the client stay in control.

A credible sales conversation

Ask about their workflow, demonstrate a relevant scenario and scope the integration with our team. You do not need to promise every possible connection.

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Jessica presenting the hybrid market opportunity.
Our view of the opportunity

Pioneers in hybrid.
Early in the opportunity.

We are building a sales team around the most sophisticated AI and live reception service—while this new category is still taking shape.

Technology with a commercial purpose

More than answering: gather useful information, retain context, trigger workflows and hand over to people when needed.

A strong reason for customers to move

Lower routine-call costs, more visibility and a connected service. Demonstrate the difference against what an agency uses today.

Join while you can help shape it

A new sales function, a substantial prospect base and scope to grow with the business. Build your pipeline at the beginning of Norango’s next chapter.

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Jessica and Samantha planning a sales campaign.
You are not starting alone

Company-generated opportunities.
Your own sales initiative.

The intended model combines normal marketing activity with disciplined personal prospecting.

Marketing and lead generation

Website enquiries, campaign activity, social media and other promotion can create conversations for the sales team.

Your own prospecting

Research relevant agencies, identify decision-makers and build your own opportunities. Company leads supplement that work.

A measured follow-up system

Use the CRM to organise contacts, record conversations and keep a dated next action. Leads receive consistent attention.

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Jessica and Samantha answering calls in a connected team.
A workspace designed for the job

Keep the conversation moving.
Keep the pipeline in view.

An intuitive, purpose-designed sales CRM is central to the way we want you to work.

Contacts and prospects

Company and contact details, notes and a conversation timeline provide a useful starting point for every follow-up.

Telephone and email

A sales softphone, company email and consistent signature support a professional presence from your agreed location.

Your daily priorities

See follow-ups, trials, opportunities and customers awaiting launch. Your target and performance should be easy to understand.

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Jessica and Samantha giving a sales demonstration.
Your focus: winning business

Discover. Demonstrate.
Follow up. Close.

This suits a self-directed salesperson who likes opening conversations and progressing them to a decision.

A purposeful working day

Balance new prospecting with scheduled callbacks, discovery conversations, demonstrations and proposals.

An honest, useful recommendation

Explore call volume, duration, current cover and business priorities. Explain the handling mix and agree what the customer needs.

A complete sale

Secure the first qualifying payment and submit an accurate handover. A trial or a verbal yes does not count as a paid acquisition.

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Samantha and an onboarding specialist reviewing client setup.
A separate team takes the launch

You sell.
Nicola’s team onboards.

Your time stays focused on the next prospect, not on managing technical setup.

Nicola Priestley leads onboarding

Her team owns configuration, integration work, operational details, testing and go-live communications.

You provide a clear brief

Record the agreed requirements, pricing and commitments. Answer a specific question about the sale when needed.

Visibility without becoming the help desk

Sales can follow onboarding progress. The named onboarding owner manages the setup relationship.

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Jessica pointing towards the sales targets.
An achievable ramp, with ambition

Build towards 100
new paying clients in year one.

The proposed January-start plan begins at six a month and reaches ten in the stronger months.

Your target is the goal

Six clients in a six-client month earns the full rate. Targets rise as your pipeline develops, with proposed seasonal adjustments.

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Jessica introducing the earnings opportunity.
The proposed remuneration

£29,138
illustrative first-year OTE.

A basic payment plus rewards for new customers, the revenue they generate and their retention.

£12,000
Basic modelling assumption
£4,000
Acquisition rewards
£13,138
Revenue + retention rewards

Basic plus performance rewards

The model combines £12,000 basic, £4,000 acquisition rewards, £11,088 revenue commission and £2,050 retention bonuses.

Illustration assumes full target achievement, no churn or refunds and £300 collected monthly per client. £10/hour is a planning input; final lawful pay and hiring terms require agreement.

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Samantha explaining the performance rewards.
Monthly performance determines rewards

A clear reason
to keep producing.

Your achievement against that month’s target determines both reward rates.

Monthly commission bands
Target achievedPer new clientRevenue rate
Below 50%£100%
50% to below 80%£102.5%
80% to below 100%£254%
100% or more£406%

A reason to sustain results

The acquisition rate applies to every new paying client that month. Revenue commission follows that month’s results, for each account’s first 12 service months.

Retention matters

£25 per client after three paid months, subject to the acquisition-quarter target.

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Jessica indicating the earnings schedule.
The numbers, month by month

What full target achievement could look like.

100 new paying clients. £300 collected per client each month. All monthly targets achieved.

Year-one gross earnings illustration
MonthTargetAcquisitionRevenueRetentionTotal pay
Jan6£240£108£0£1,348
Feb6£240£216£0£1,456
Mar8£320£360£150£1,830
Apr8£320£504£0£1,824
May10£400£684£0£2,084
Jun10£400£864£550£2,814
Jul8£320£1,008£0£2,328
Aug6£240£1,116£0£2,356
Sep10£400£1,296£700£3,396
Oct10£400£1,476£0£2,876
Nov10£400£1,656£0£3,056
Dec8£320£1,800£650£3,770
Total100£4,000£11,088£2,050£29,138

Includes £1,000/month basic allocation. Final 18 clients can qualify for £450 retention bonus after year-end.

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Jessica and Samantha walking on a Mediterranean terrace.
Your next chapter with Norango

Keep your home abroad.
Bring your sales ambition.

If you enjoy intelligent conversations, disciplined follow-up and a product you can demonstrate, we should talk.

Bring your experience

Tell us about the customers you have sold to, how you build a pipeline and what makes you effective working independently.

Explore the fit

Discuss your location, availability, start date and the agreed working and pay arrangements.

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