Fiber blitz teams: bring yours, or join one.
Short answer: a blitz is a crew working a market that has just opened for door-to-door fiber sales — intensively, for a set window, then on to the next. KnockFiber is looking for blitz teams and the managers who run them, and for reps who want to work fresh markets instead of one neighborhood. Every seat is a 1099 commission-only contractor placement with a partner sales organization, paid every 2 weeks on completed installs. Individual results vary and no earnings are guaranteed.
🚐 I have a Blitz Team
You lead a crew — fiber, solar, alarms, pest, cable — that can travel and work a fresh market together for a set window. Tell us where you knock today, headcount, how far you'll go and when you can start. One application covers the whole team.
Tell us about your blitz team →🧳 I want to start blitzing fresh markets
Just you, and you'd rather work markets as they open than knock the same streets. Say how far you'll travel and for how long at a stretch; blitz crews are built from reps who can commit to a window away from home. No experience required.
Apply to join a blitz crew →Who you'll hear from: Grayson Sorrentino, KnockFiber recruiter for blitz teams — (954) 654-2239. Text him directly if you'd rather skip the form.
What a blitz is — and isn't
When a carrier opens a market or a build passes new homes, the partner sales organization wants that market covered while it is new. A blitz team is how that gets done — a crew, a lead and a schedule that move together, work the market for the set window, and move on when the window closes. It is not a permanent territory, it is not a guarantee of any number of doors or installs, and it is not a job with a base. The crew's pay is the same 1099 commission on completed installs as any other rep placement; what changes is where you are and how long you stay.
Blitz managers
A blitz manager runs the crew on the ground: the daily plan, the split of streets, the check-ins, the tally, and the rep who needs a ride-along by day three. If you have run a traveling crew in any door-to-door product, apply under I have a Blitz Team and say so — a lead who brings a crew is what a blitz placement needs. If you have managed but have no crew today, choose the same option and tell the recruiter; whether you lead a crew or join one is the partner's call for a given blitz, and the recruiter raises it. No management pay, override or team cut is offered or promised here, and KnockFiber has none to offer. Anything of the kind is between you and the partner sales organization, and you should not assume there is one.
What happens after you apply
- Your recruiter, Grayson Sorrentino ((954) 654-2239), texts you back and asks about your crew, if you have one, and how far you'll travel: where you knock today, headcount, range, how long at a stretch, and when you can start.
- If a partner sales organization KnockFiber recruits for has a market open for a blitz that fits you, your application is registered with it. If none is open where you will go, we keep your application on file and contact you if one opens. There is no set timeline, and a blitz may not open where you can go.
- The partner sets the blitz: the market and the window. Whether it covers any travel or lodging, or the crew covers its own, differs per blitz — ask on the call; this page does not answer it.
- You knock. Pay is commission on completed installs, every 2 weeks, 1099.
You're in. 🔥
We got your info — your recruiter, Grayson Sorrentino, will reach out shortly and ask about your crew and how far you'll travel then. Look for a text from (954) 654-2239 — save the number so you don't miss it, and reply when it lands.
Want to jump the line? Text Grayson and he’ll get to you first: Text (954) 654-2239 →
Blitz FAQ
What is a fiber blitz team?
I have a blitz team. What do you need from me?
I don't have a team. Can I join a blitz crew?
Who runs a blitz, and who pays?
Is this a job offer, and what does it pay?
Which markets get blitzed?
Not a blitz person?
Find your city and apply to work your own market → · Bringing a crew that stays put? → · How the pay works, in full →