Q&A for How to Become a Tupperware Sales Consultant

You start earning commission the day you pay for your business kit and set up your backoffice website.

You can order Tupperware whenever you like. In order to be approved to actually sell Tupperware, all you have to do is contact the nearest consultant to you (you can find them by searching on Tupperware's official website), and they will help get your kit ordered and your business started.

You will need the start-up fee of $99, an open mind, and a positive attitude.

Upon purchasing, you have the option to ship the party to you, to the hostess, or customers can choose to have their order delivered right to their door (which is fastest).

All of the Tupperware is processed and shipped in the U.S. Thousands of Tupperware parties happen every day, and to make sure that everything is all correct, people process the party, put the shipment together by hand, then ship it to FedEx. If you didn't order direct shipping the party, then your order needs to pass through your hostess before she gets it to you. Generally, it takes 10 to 14 business days.

You get to keep 25% commission right from the start. Then, there are sales bonuses, recruiting bonuses, a unit bonus (when your team reaches goals), car programs, insurance, and free products (not limited to just Tupperware). You can make as much or as little as you would like.

To become a Tupperware manager, you must build a team unit of three people. When each of these team members has qualifying sales ($500 in their first 30 days or one average party in their first month) then you start earning the royalties and the bonuses that come with the position.

The Tupperware Executive Manager level does not exist anymore. Talk to your upline consultant for information on new levels.

Your kit should come within 10 days. Then, to qualify as an active consultant, you need $500 in sales in your first 30 days or one party in your first month.

As a Tupperware consultant you can work for yourself by selling directly to customers. If you want to grow your business, you could add more salespeople to your unit and earn royalties off of their earnings. As you become a more experienced consultant you can create a business model that works best for you.

No, you cannot receive your kit until it is paid for. You can pay $99 down or you can pay in two payments - $30 down and then $69 one month later.

You are the Tupperware store. We, as Tupperware consultants are able to open our homes to customers where they can come and learn how to use our products and purchase them. Tupperware policy does not allow us to have a second permanent dwelling where we sell Tupperware products other then our place of residence. We are also allowed to sell Tupperware products at parties, fundraisers, events, craft fairs, cooking classes and through social media.

The requirement to stay active is $300 in sales every four months. If you do not reach that goal, you are inactive, however, you can always rejoin the Tupperware community by paying a reactivation fee or purchasing the newest kit.

Tupperware will automatically deposit it into your bank account. You should have provided them your banking information when you signed up as a consultant with them. If you're still having a problem, contact your team leader.

Contact your old team leader or search for the nearest consultant to you to get you resigned.

You can find your nearest consultant by searching for them on Tupperware's official website.

You can search on the website for the nearest consultant to you but you need to sign up with a local consultant who can direct you to local training and mentor you while you get started.

The starter kit contains informative consultant manual; party hostess forms; a pack of order forms; catalog; a variety of Tupperware products & learning materials.

You can get an application form online or by contacting and having a meeting with your nearest consultant.

No, you don't need to have a social security card to sign up to become a Tupperware member or consultant.

To remain an active Tupperware consultant, you need to have at least $250 in sales in a rolling 4 month period of time. If you become inactive, you can reactivate by submitting at least $350 in sales.

To remain an active Tupperware consultant, you must have at least $250 in sales in a rolling four-month period.

You can join Tupperware for a down payment of $39.00 plus tax, or you can pay for the kit in full for $99.00 plus tax.

You must have $300.00 in sales every four months. If you don't reach that goal, you become inactive.

The cost to stay active was just lowered; it's now $350 over a 4-month period.