Two seats open.
Zero foosball tables
Commish is a small team un-f#cking commission pay for the industries everyone else ignores. If that’s your kind of fight, keep reading.
What you actually get here
The mission fits on a bumper sticker
Don't f#ck with people's pay. That's it. You will never sit through a slide explaining our five values.
Stakes, immediately
What you ship this week calculates someone's actual paycheck on Friday. Very clarifying. Occasionally terrifying. Mostly clarifying.
No layers
Twenty customers, a short roadmap, and founders who answer their own email. The distance between 'good idea' and 'in production' is measured in days.
Small by design
We hire deliberately and rarely. If a seat is on this page, we mean it, and the person who reads your application is on the About page.
The two seats
Founding Engineer
Own features end to end, from data model to pixel, on software where the numbers are people's pay. TypeScript, Next.js, Postgres. The engine calculates in integer cents, every payout carries a receipt, and the test suite is treated like a load-bearing wall.
You’ll
- Ship product weekly across the calculation engine, the web app, and the data layer.
- Build for auditability first: every feature answers “can a rep see why?”
- Work directly with founders and real customer problems. No ticket conveyor belt.
You
- Senior enough to own ambiguity; allergic to floating-point money math.
- You've built things people rely on. Bonus points: you've been personally burned by a commission spreadsheet.
Founding Account Executive
Sell the antidote. Payments ISOs, insurance agencies, telecom resellers, solar: verticals where commission pain is structural and the incumbent is a spreadsheet. Full-cycle: prospect, demo, close, and shape the playbook you'll eventually hand to the team behind you.
You’ll
- Run your patch end to end with founder support. The industry pages on this site are your opening lines.
- Demo a product you can actually drive, priced in one sentence ($50/rep, admins free).
- Feed what you hear straight into the roadmap; the engineers sit one Slack message away.
You
- You've sold into at least one of our verticals, or you've carried a bag on comp weird enough to resent it.
- You like selling something honest. Our comparison pages tell prospects when to buy the other product, and that has to feel like an advantage to you, not a handicap.
Not one of these, but sure you belong here? Make the case. Short and specific beats long and polished.