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At DEPT new revenue comes from pitches, not quotas, and its 18 sales-titled openings fall into three groups. New business is the smallest: a US Director, Growth who runs net-new pitches, RFIs and procurement for CMO, CTO and CIO buyers and is judged on close rate and revenue, a new business manager prospecting Dutch brands for the experience and engineering unit, a growth director in Copenhagen who shapes commerce and engineering deals before they reach a formal pitch, and a pitch enablement manager in Buenos Aires who runs the Americas pitch pipeline and prospect research. Growth on existing accounts belongs to client partners and account directors who answer for the commercial result: an eBay-focused client partner director and a short-term freelance group account director in Toronto, a client partner for Berlin or Hamburg, senior media account directors in London and the Netherlands charged with growing a large tech client vertical, a senior digital account manager in Amsterdam or Rotterdam and an enterprise account manager in Mumbai. The seven US openings carry account manager titles in paid search, paid social, programmatic and adtech, but they are hands-on media jobs (running Google Ads budgets and programmatic buys, policing ad fraud) rather than selling, all remote. Eight of the 18 are in the US, and the rest are in the Netherlands (three), Toronto (two), Germany, the UK, Denmark, Argentina and India.

Stated per posting

Stated by the company

, SalesJobs.Now shows 10 open DEPT sales roles; 1 of them print a salary figure.

DEPT sales openings

Board read 1 Nov 2026, 16:08 UTC

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DEPT openings by country

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DEPT as an employer

B Corp certified agency of more than 4,000 specialists, split between marketing and technology, whose clients include Google, eBay and OpenAI; its sales-titled hiring is mostly account and media roles, with a handful of new business seats. Posted pay: Stated per posting (stated by the company).

10 sales openings on its careers board right now
Hiring right now

10 sales openings at DEPT, as its own board showed them 1 Nov 2026.

How pay is built

Salary in every posting that names pay, with no commission or bonus plan stated; US postings add healthcare, dental and vision coverage, a matched 401(k), paid time off and parental leave.

Where it hires

Remote across the US for the seven account manager roles (the senior programmatic seat only in Pacific, Mountain or Central time), with the growth director listed in Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, Newburyport, New York, San Diego, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City; abroad Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Toronto, Berlin and Hamburg, London, Copenhagen, Buenos Aires and Mumbai.

Caveats

  • The pay figure is stated by the company: a reference point from research, not a salary read off today's postings, so negotiate from the offer in front of you.

Pay at DEPT

Stated by the company, checked 2026-10-30
Stated per posting

From our research: stated by the company, checked 2026-10-30

US and Canadian postings print a salary range and nothing about commission: $135,000 to $150,000 for the remote Director, Growth, $60,100 to $70,000 for a paid search account manager, and CA$120,000 to CA$135,000 for the Toronto client partner director. The Toronto freelance group account director, a December to January contract, is paid CA$100 to CA$135 an hour. The European, Argentine and Indian postings give no salary.

Only 1 of its 10 openings post pay, not enough to call a band typical for DEPT, so the figure above comes from research. What each sales role posts:

Method: how we research and grade employer pay.

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Is DEPT a good company to sell for?

B Corp certified agency of more than 4,000 specialists, split between marketing and technology, whose clients include Google, eBay and OpenAI; its sales-titled hiring is mostly account and media roles, with a handful of new business seats.

Is DEPT still an active employer?

Yes. B Corp certified agency of more than 4,000 specialists, split between marketing and technology, whose clients include Google, eBay and OpenAI; its sales-titled hiring is mostly account and media roles, with a handful of new business seats. How its pay is structured: Salary in every posting that names pay, with no commission or bonus plan stated; US postings add healthcare, dental and vision coverage, a matched 401(k), paid time off and parental leave.

What does a sales job at DEPT pay?

Stated per posting. US and Canadian postings print a salary range and nothing about commission: $135,000 to $150,000 for the remote Director, Growth, $60,100 to $70,000 for a paid search account manager, and CA$120,000 to CA$135,000 for the Toronto client partner director. The Toronto freelance group account director, a December to January contract, is paid CA$100 to CA$135 an hour. The European, Argentine and Indian postings give no salary.

Is selling for DEPT worth it?

Posted pay at DEPT: Stated per posting (stated by the company). Ad and marketplace sales suit reps who sell on results and manage monthly spend targets.

How is DEPT's sales comp put together?

Salary in every posting that names pay, with no commission or bonus plan stated; US postings add healthcare, dental and vision coverage, a matched 401(k), paid time off and parental leave.

Where are DEPT's sales roles based?

Remote across the US for the seven account manager roles (the senior programmatic seat only in Pacific, Mountain or Central time), with the growth director listed in Denver, Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, Newburyport, New York, San Diego, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City; abroad Amsterdam and Rotterdam, Toronto, Berlin and Hamburg, London, Copenhagen, Buenos Aires and Mumbai.

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