Second job alternative

A second income for a tighter budget.

Rising costs and an uncertain job market make a second income valuable. An alternative to a second job: your own small subscription business.

What you sell: New Client Atlas, a monthly subscription that helps local businesses find and win new business customers. See the product ↓

Next to your job
$30 a month
Customers pay you monthly

Woman working from home on her smartphone

Apply as a sales agent, free

Applying is free and takes about 60 seconds. Agent plan: $30 a month, 12-month agreement.

When one paycheck is not enough

Rent, groceries and insurance keep getting more expensive while many paychecks do not keep up. A second job is the usual answer, but it often means fixed shifts, low hourly pay and little flexibility.

An alternative to a second job

Instead of selling more of your hours to an employer, you build a small business: you sell a monthly subscription to local companies, set your own price and decide when you work.

Be realistic

This is a business, not a paycheck. There is a $30 monthly platform fee under a 12-month plan, and you earn only what your customers pay you. If you need guaranteed money next month, a regular job is the safer choice.

What you sell

A subscription every business understands.

Every business wants more customers. New Client Atlas gives them a list of companies in their area by industry, plus a tool to email them from their own address. They pay monthly to keep using it, and you sell it.

Find businessesSearch US companies by industry, city and ZIP code.

Contact themSend emails from their own domain, straight from the tool.

Stay compliantUnsubscribe links and opt-out lists handled automatically.

Fresh every monthUpdated data, so there is always someone new to reach.

Example screen. The demo you show your prospects uses live data.

Suggested price for your customers$39 – $99 / monthYou decide the price and keep it. Monthly subscription.

Why agents choose this

Six reasons this is easier than a sales job.

Paid again every monthA customer you sign keeps paying you monthly, not once.

You set the priceCharge what fits your market. We take no share of it.

Nothing to stockNo inventory, no deliveries, no office, no employees.

Sell from anywhereIn person, by phone, on video calls or social media.

Training includedScripts, a demo login and short training videos.

Easy to explainType an industry and city, the business sees its market.

Read this first

New Client Atlas is not an employer and does not post employer job listings. You join as a self-employed independent sales agent, sell access to New Client Atlas to businesses and bill your own customers. There is no salary or hourly wage. You pay us a platform fee of $30 a month under a 12-month agreement that renews automatically; if you leave, your customer accounts transfer to us. We do not promise any level of income; what you earn depends on your own work, your prices and how many customers you win and keep. All program facts →

FAQ

Second Income: answered.

Can I do this next to a full-time job?

Yes. Many agents sell in the evenings, on weekends or by phone during breaks.

What does it cost?

Applying is free. The agent plan is $30 a month under a 12-month agreement that renews automatically; see the program facts for all terms.

What does it cost?

Applying is free. The agent plan is a 12-month agreement at $30 a month, paid from the first day (so $360 over the year), for up to 10 active customers. With more customers the fee rises to $60 (up to 30) or $80 (up to 60) a month.

Can I cancel?

The agreement runs for 12 months and renews automatically for another 12 months unless you cancel at least 30 days before the end of the term. We remind you by email before each renewal. If you cancel, your customer accounts transfer to us and continue with us.

How much can I earn?

We do not promise any income. You set your own price and keep what your customers pay you; how much that adds up to depends on how many customers you win and keep. Many people who start a sales business earn little or nothing.