Self-employed introducer (commission only)

Flexible work from home: earn commission on every business you help switch energy

Self-employed, commission only (no salary). Introduce local businesses to Ratey and get paid per business that switches energy supplier through you. Free to join, own hours.


What are you going to do:

Flexible, work from home, set your own hours. Self-employed, commission only. Free to join, no fees ever. No selling experience needed.

Earn commission on every business you introduce that switches its energy deal: 50% of Ratey’s commission, up to £800 per switch. Paid only on real switches, never for signing people up.

Ratey is a business energy broker. Businesses upload one bill and we find them a better supplier deal. It's free for the business because the supplier pays us a commission.

You introduce businesses you know (cafés, shops, offices, landlords) using your own link and QR code. When a business you introduced switches, you get a share of our commission, worked out from its energy use (illustration: about £80 for a small shop, up to £800 cap for a large user).

It is illegal for a promoter or a participant in a trading scheme to persuade anyone to make a payment by promising benefits from getting others to join a scheme. Do not be misled by claims that high earnings are easily achieved.

Own hours. No targets, stock or cold-call scripts. Not an employed job.

Apply: ratey.co.uk/introducers. Ratey is a trading name of Outbound BPO Ltd, 7 Bell Yard, London WC2A 2JR.


What we offer
  • Commission only (self-employed): paid per business that switches energy supplier through you
  • The £1 shown is a placeholder because the form needs a number; there's no salary
  • Work from home, own hours, no targets

What we ask
  • No minimum education required
  • Willingness to learn
  • Communication

Extra information
Education Level: College, Secondary School, University, Other
Location: London
Working hours per week: 1 - 20
Type of Contract: Casual / Part Time Jobs, Work from home
Salary indication: £1 Per Month
Responsible for: Introducing local businesses to Ratey's free energy bill check
Published at: 20-10-2026
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