Turn who you know into a second income.
Work with Vantage on a self-employed basis, alongside your current job or business. You introduce business owners. We do the rest.
Simple, flexible, rewarding.
Every business pays for energy, card payments, phones and broadband, and most pay more than they need to. Vantage gives them one dedicated adviser for all of it. As an agent, you make the introduction.
Introduce
Introduce business owners you know or come across in your day-to-day.
We do the work
Our team handles the review, quotes, paperwork and switching.
You earn
Commission on every deal that goes live, with ongoing payments on many services.
What we provide
- Full training, so no sales background is needed
- Your own login to the Vantage app to track every introduction and payment
- Complete flexibility around your current job or business
- A clear route to build your own team if you want to go further
Agents are self-employed and paid on results. Commission depends on the services introduced and is explained in full before you start. We bring on a limited number of agents in each area.
How we use your application details
Who we are. Vantage Business Solutions is a trading name of Acquirity Limited, 9 Somers Street, Leeds LS1 2RG. We are the data controller for the details you submit.
What we collect and why. Your name, contact details, town and your answers on this form, so we can assess your application and contact you about becoming a self-employed agent. Our lawful basis is taking steps at your request before entering into an agreement with you.
Who sees it. Only the Vantage recruitment and management team. We do not sell your details or use them for marketing.
How long we keep it. If you don't go on to work with us, your personal details are automatically deleted 6 months after you apply. If you become an agent, they move to your agent record and are kept under our agent agreement.
Your rights. You can ask to see, correct or delete your details at any time by emailing info@vantagebusinesssolutions.co.uk. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).