Full-Time

Business Development Representative

Topline Pro

Topline Pro

51-200 employees

Generative AI platform for home services

Compensation Overview

$55k/yr

+ Uncapped commissions + $100,000+ OTE + Equity package

Brooklyn, NY, USA

In Person

Five days per week in the Williamsburg, Brooklyn office.

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Sales
CRM

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Requirements
  • Build a career in sales and own the full sales cycle from prospecting through close.
  • Apply feedback quickly and demonstrate clear progress over time.
  • Learn new tools and use technology, including artificial intelligence, to work more efficiently.
  • Communicate verbally and in writing when connecting with home service professionals.
  • Keep the pipeline up to date, manage follow-ups, and balance multiple conversations.
  • Perform high-volume outreach with persistence and a positive attitude.
  • Contribute collaboratively to a positive team culture.
Responsibilities
  • Drive outbound prospecting through calls, emails, and other outreach to build and manage a personal pipeline.
  • Run discovery conversations, deliver demonstrations, and guide prospects through the full sales cycle with coaching and support.
  • Manage a fast-moving pipeline and maintain follow-ups and customer information in the customer relationship management system.
  • Apply feedback from training, role plays, and coaching sessions to improve sales skills.
  • Collaborate with the cohort and sales leadership to share learnings, iterate on messaging, and contribute to team culture.
  • Represent Topline Pro professionally while building trust with small business owners.

Topline Pro provides a platform that uses generative AI to build custom, SEO-optimized websites and manage online operations for home service businesses. The software works by synchronizing business content across local listings, automating social media updates, and processing customer payments through a single interface. Unlike general website builders, this platform focuses specifically on the home services sector by combining marketing automation with direct booking tools in one subscription. The company's goal is to help small business owners increase their online visibility and simplify the process of getting hired by local customers.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$44.1M

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Founded

2020

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Topline Pro raised $27 million in Series B in August 2025, led by Northzone.
  • Its Android app updated July 2026, signaling active product investment.
  • LinkedIn lists 122 employees, and a Staff Analytics Engineer posted August 1, 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Google search and Local Services Ads changes can crush lead generation economics by 2027.
  • Jobber, ServiceTitan, and Squarespace bundle AI workflows, compressing Topline Pro's pricing power.
  • If AI-generated websites commoditize, Topline Pro becomes a thin lead-gen layer.

What makes Topline Pro unique

  • Topline Pro ships websites, AI replies, reviews, ads, and payments in one product.
  • It targets home-service SMBs, not general contractors, with workflow-specific automation.
  • The platform claims $655 million booked across all 50 states by June 2026.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Paid Holidays

401(k) Retirement Plan

Company Equity

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

↓ -1%

1 year growth

↑ 4%

2 year growth

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GODUO
Mar 18th, 2026
The brick #002: growth ≠ Scale - why bigger isn't always better.

The brick #002: growth ≠ Scale - why bigger isn't always better. If you've ever mixed up growth with scale and ended up working twice as hard for half the freedom, you're not alone. This week, Goduo look at why those two aren't the same. Goduo'll spotlight another business making waves in the home service industry - one that's building the right infrastructure to scale without turning every day into a fire drill - and then share the operational mindset that separates operators who grow predictably from those who just grow tired. Buckle up. It's time to think bigger without losing your mind. Industry spotlight: topline Pro's $27M bet on scaling home services. Topline Pro, a New York-based AI-powered platform built for home service professionals, secured a $27 million Series B funding round, led by Northzone with support from Tactile Ventures, Industry Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Bonfire Ventures, TMV, Flybridge, and BBG Ventures. Unlike a new brand of franchise or regional service business that just expanded crews, this is a startup targeting the operational reality: that millions of service pros still struggle to run the business side of their business. Plumbers, landscapers, painters, roofers, cleaners - the backbone of local economies - often juggle spreadsheets, calls, and half-baked software stacks while trying to grow. Topline Pro's platform uses AI agents to manage marketing, customer messaging, online presence, review handling, invoicing, and even payments, letting operators stay in the field while digital workflows tick along in the background. To date, the company has helped thousands of pros across all 50 states book over $655 million in business and is now accelerating its roadmap for broader national scale. What's interesting for seasoned operators is that investors are backing systems that help businesses absorb and convert demand without exploding administrative overhead. That's a clear signal that the market is valuing infrastructure as a differentiator, not just more leads on a dashboard. That setup matters because this week's theme is about why scaling your operations is fundamentally different from growing your top line, and why that distinction means everything once you're running multiple crews, overlapping job areas, and tighter margins. The difference between growth and scale in home services. Operators often confuse growth with scale. And it's no wonder. At first glance, they look the same: more crews, more revenue, more chaos. Here's the deal: growth is doing more of what you're already doing. Hire another crew, add another truck, take on a few more jobs each week. The top line rises, but your headaches do too. Think longer hours, juggling schedules, and praying your software doesn't crash at the worst possible moment. Scaling, on the other hand, is doing more without adding chaos. It's building systems that multiply your impact. That's the workflows, automation, and processes that absorb the extra demand without sucking your life away. Think of it as turning a $5M+ business into one that can hit $10M without doubling your team or your stress levels. Here's how operators actually scale in practice: * Systematized Intake: Calls, texts, email - all handled reliably without your intervention. No opportunity slips through the cracks, even when everyone else is asleep. * Automated Follow-Up: Maintenance reminders, upsells, and recurring service requests all handled automatically. Keeps customers happy and predictable revenue rolling in. * Operational Leverage: More jobs, more locations, same team. Software, AI, and clear processes let you multiply output without multiplying payroll. * Marketing as a Tool: Paid ads, SEO, and review management matter only if your systems can deliver when leads arrive. Otherwise, it's just spinning your wheels. Takeaway: Growth is sprinting with a backpack full of bricks. Scale is strapping on a jetpack. Both get you somewhere, but only one keeps you from breaking your back. For home service pros, the difference is often the difference between scrambling to make payroll and expanding your business predictably. Insights from X. Operator takeaway: The right tools let you build a business that runs in the background. Pick your AI sidekicks wisely, because the software you choose today is the muscle that powers your scale tomorrow. Operator takeaway: AI may not be magic but it's certainly a toolbox. The 5% that actually works solves real problems: smarter decisions, smoother operations, and field efficiency that actually puts more money in your pocket. Buy tools that do work, not the ones that just look cool. Operator takeaway: The true SaaS gold rush is in the industries that keep the world running. Home services, field ops, logistics, and maintenance may not be glamorous, but software that makes these industries smarter and more predictable is where the big returns will come. If your business is doing more but not actually getting ahead, it's time to rethink your systems. Book a strategy call and let's build the processes and tech backbone that let your business run like a well-oiled machine. Every Tuesday, what matters, what changed, and what to ignore. In 5 minutes - free.

AIM Media House
Aug 19th, 2025
Topline Pro Secures $27M Series B to Revolutionize Home Services with AI

Topline automates marketing, sales, and operations, helping small businesses save time, increase efficiency, and grow revenue.

SuperbCrew
Aug 18th, 2025
Topline Pro Raises $27M In Series B Funding Led By Northzone

Topline Pro raises $27M in Series B funding led by Northzone.

AlleyWatch
Aug 18th, 2025
Topline Pro Raises $27M Series B

Topline Pro, an AI-powered marketing platform for home service professionals, has secured $27M in Series B funding led by Northzone. Founded in 2020 by Daniel Stepanov, Nick Ornitz, and Shannon Kay, the company has now raised a total of $44M.

FinSMEs
Aug 14th, 2025
Topline Pro Raises $27M in Series B Funding

Topline Pro, a NYC-based AI-powered engine improving how home service businesses grow and run online, raised $27M in Series B funding.