A look at what changed when Infinitex Trade Syndicate moved customer acquisition and high-ticket sales closing to a dedicated remote team built and managed by DimeRepublic.
Over the last six months, Infinitex Trade Syndicate moved its front-end sales function offshore under a single point of management. Here's who makes up the team today.
Each line shows the gap between the going Australian market rate and what Infinitex Trade Syndicate actually pays per hire through DimeRepublic — the shorter the reach to the teal dot, the bigger the saving.
Infinitex pays 85.9% less per Customer Acquisition hire and 85.4% less per High-Ticket Sales Closer than the equivalent Australian rate, while every seat is filled full-time and performance-managed by DimeRepublic.
Starting from what the team would cost in Australia, here's what's actually spent through DimeRepublic — and what's left over as savings.
| Role | Headcount | AU Cost / mo | DimeRepublic / mo | Saved / mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Acquisition — Mid | 5 | €32,000 | €4,500 | €27,500 |
| High-Ticket Sales Closer | 3 | €28,800 | €4,200 | €24,600 |
| Total | 8 | €60,800 | €8,700 | €52,100 |
The stacked area shows the Australian-equivalent cost split into what's actually spent (teal) and what's saved (gold) each month, running since onboarding.
By the end of Month 6, Infinitex Trade Syndicate has spent €52,200 through DimeRepublic against a modelled €364,800 it would have cost to staff the same 8 positions locally — a running saving of €312,600 EUR, reinvested in the business rather than spent on payroll.
Customer Acquisition makes up the larger share of the team, feeding a smaller, more senior High-Ticket Closer bench.
Every seat is managed end-to-end by DimeRepublic — recruiting, onboarding, attendance, and performance oversight — so Infinitex Trade Syndicate's leadership stays focused on strategy and product, not on running a second HR department.