Pay & Housing
Real income. Real summer.
The average intern generates $55,000 in sales revenue in a single summer — about ~$13,200 in personal commission, plus incentives, prizes, and trips.
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Average sales revenue in a summer
How pay works
Paid up front. Paid again on the back end.
You're paid up front on every sale you make. The rest is paid on the back end — checks at the end of October and the end of January — once your accounts have seasoned.
Upfront pay is an advance on your commission. You earn your full commission as your accounts prove out, which is why the quality of what you sell matters as much as the quantity.
Up-front pay and then back-end checks is how payroll is conducted in a recurring-revenue, service-based company — the revenue needs to be collected from the customer before the full commission can be paid out to the sales rep.
Company housing
Evo fronts it — then helps you cover it.
Fronted up front
Evo covers the full cost — apartment, furniture, and utilities — so you pay nothing to get set up.
Subsidized as you sell
Perform, and Evo covers more of your housing — up to fully paid for.
Live with your team
Your team under one roof — a big part of the culture, competition, and comradery.
The perks
Big weeks earn a Segway or scooter.
Plus competitions, prizes, and trips all summer long.