A Salesperson Percentage Contract is an agreement between a company and a salesperson to pay a commission based on a percentage of sales. It is a form of compensation that rewards the salesperson for meeting or exceeding sales goals. The commission is usually based on the total amount of sales generated or the sales price of each item sold. There are two main types of Salesperson Percentage Contract: fixed-rate and variable-rate. In a fixed-rate contract, the company agrees to pay a certain percentage of the sales price regardless of the amount of sales. In a variable-rate contract, the commission rate is based on the actual sales amounts and can change depending on the performance of the salesperson. Both types of contracts are typically used to motivate salespeople and incentivize them to reach their goals.