Checkout.Com

Sales Manager

London. Posted 2 days ago

The role

You will sell Checkout.com's full payments technology stack to middle market and large enterprise organizations. You will act as a consultative payments strategist, manage the full sales process and grow key accounts.

What you will do

  • Advise companies on an optimal payments structure using Checkout.com solutions
  • Identify, qualify and close prospects and partners across various verticals
  • Build prospect engagement strategies with marketing, business development and product teams
  • Pitch next-generation payment solutions and value-added services
  • Prepare presentations and proposals for C-suite stakeholders and negotiate deals
  • Become the expert on the Checkout.com technology stack and answer detailed product questions
  • Manage the full sales process, drive urgency and act as main point of contact for merchants and internal stakeholders
  • Maintain a well-organized portfolio and nurture key accounts
  • Share best practices and industry trends with other Payment Sales Managers
  • Provide feedback on local trends, competitor insights, customer needs and marketing

Required qualifications

  • 3+ years B2B sales experience
  • Track record of high performance and self-sourcing leads
  • Highly motivated and committed to growth and development
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Solid network of potential prospects and partners in the payments landscape
  • Tech-savvy, with a passion for fintech and payments
  • Strong commercial acumen and ability to negotiate complex structures

Nice to have

  • Experience directly in the payments industry

Benefits

  • Unrivaled uncapped recurring commissions plan
  • Hybrid work model
  • Competitive benefits package

Before you apply

  • Accessibility adjustments can be requested in the application or with the recruiter

About the company

Checkout.com is a payments company with 20 offices across six continents and London as its HQ. It enables over 10 billion transactions yearly for more than one billion global shoppers.