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Door-to-door fiber sales jobs, city by city

Updated October 22, 2026

We're recruiting closers to sell fiber door to door. Commission only, paid every two weeks on completed installs, or every Monday, depending on the partner sales organization for your market — no experience required. Find your market and apply.

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What a door-to-door fiber sales job is — and where the fiber is

A door-to-door fiber sales rep knocks residential doors in neighborhoods where a carrier sells fiber internet, has a short conversation at each door, and signs up the households that want it. The rep works as a 1099 independent contractor. The IRS's general rule is that a person is an independent contractor when the payer has the right to control or direct only the result of the work, not what will be done and how it will be done; a contractor is self-employed for tax purposes. KnockFiber is a recruiter: it places reps with a partner sales organization, and that organization signs the contractor agreement, issues the badge, runs the product and pitch training (and any ride-along), and pays the rep. KnockFiber is not the employer and not the carrier. Individual results vary and no earnings are guaranteed.

Where the fiber is, from the carriers' own pages, checked October 10, 2026: T-Mobile's fiber availability page lists 386 city and area entries under 26 states, each with its own address check. Frontier's fiber availability page names 26 states on its fiber availability map. Kinetic by Windstream's fiber locations page lists 18 states. Every one of these carriers asks you to check your own address or ZIP code, so a state or city listing is not a promise about any one street. Each city page on this site carries a dated note on that city's market.

Fiber sales jobs by state

KnockFiber recruits in 1230 metros across 39 states. Tap your city to see the local or travel-crew opening and apply:

Texas

California

Maine

Not placing yet — market briefs with a waitlist:

Maryland

Not placing yet — market briefs with a waitlist:

New to this? Read the door-to-door fiber sales job guide → (what it is, how pay works, how to start), the step-by-step how to become a fiber sales rep →, or the honest take on whether fiber sales is a good job →

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Fiber sales jobs — FAQ

Where are you hiring fiber sales reps?
We're recruiting door-to-door fiber sales reps in 1230 cities across 39 states. Pick your city above and apply. Some city pages are local rep openings; a page for an AT&T Fiber town is a blitz-crew opening, hired from the town for crews that travel to the markets a partner sales organization has open.
Do I need experience to sell fiber door to door?
No. Any closing background helps, but we recruit hungry, coachable people, and the partner sales organization provides the scripts and training. It's commission-only 1099, paid every two weeks on completed installs, or every Monday, depending on the partner sales organization for your market; individual results vary and no earnings are guaranteed.
How do I find a fiber sales job near me?
Find your metro above (grouped by state) and open its page to apply, or apply from the home page and a recruiter will route you to the nearest local or travel-crew opening.
What is d2d fiber sales?
D2D is door-to-door. In d2d fiber sales a rep knocks residential doors in neighborhoods where a carrier sells fiber internet, has a short conversation at each door about that carrier's fiber service, and signs up the households that want it, logging each order on a phone. In the placements on this site, sales organizations recruit, badge, train and pay the reps, and the rep sells the carrier's product at the door. KnockFiber is the step before that. It recruits reps and places them with a partner sales organization, which handles the contractor paperwork, the badge, training (some partners add a ride-along with an experienced rep) and, where a city requires door-to-door solicitors to register, the permit. Individual results vary and no earnings are guaranteed.
Is a fiber sales job 1099 or W-2?
The placements on this site are 1099 independent-contractor roles, not W-2 employment. In plain words: the partner sales organization that badges you signs a 1099 independent-contractor agreement with you and collects a W-9, and you are self-employed for tax purposes. The IRS's general rule is that you are an independent contractor when the payer has the right to control or direct only the result of the work, not what will be done and how it will be done. As a contractor you pay self-employment tax yourself, whereas an employee's earnings may be subject to income tax withholding and Social Security and Medicare tax. Ask your sales organization what its agreement covers before you start, and read the IRS page titled Independent contractor defined. Individual results vary and no earnings are guaranteed.
Are fiber sales jobs near me?
Use the state list on KnockFiber's fiber sales jobs hub. Pick your state to open its hub, then pick the city closest to you to open that city's page, which carries a dated note on that city's market and an application form. Cities listed under "Not placing yet" are market briefs: no partner sales organization is placing reps there today, and an application sent from one of those pages is kept and answered if a partner opens that city. If your city is not listed at all, apply from the home page; a recruiter checks whether a partner sales organization covers it and tells you plainly if it does not, keeping your application on file rather than placing you somewhere that is not open.
How do I pick a city?
Pick the city you can drive to every working day, because fiber routes are driven, not walked to, and a recruiter asks about your transportation before placing you. Open that city's page from the state hub and read two things: the dated market note at the top, which, where a carrier is named, says whether that carrier's own availability page lists the city or a combined area that includes it, and, where the page has one, the local-rules FAQ quoting the city's door-to-door solicitation ordinance. A city listing is per address, not a promise about any one street. If the nearest page is marked "Not placing yet", apply there anyway and the application is kept until a partner sales organization opens it.

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