That’s awesome!

That's awesome! I just found this app and am looking forward to be a Plumbing Tasker lol

Lol so true

I do home repair $150/ hr 😊

Is buying tools a guilty pleasure or something lol

Sorry for the late response, but how has it gone for her? Is she cleaning houses with task rabbit now?

KT T nice! There’s definitely a lot of benefits to using the app, for example I got gigs when I was brand new and fiverr can be difficult to pick up clients on.. the weather has definitely impacted I’m sure it will be like other rideshare and pick up in spring!

Check out GOHISO.com if you do local services. You can email them and they will set it all up for you. It's free to join and there's no payment required... get this... ONLY A 5% BOOKING COMMISSION. TaskRabbit is over 20% combined!!!

Thanks for the input. Delivery is fairly easy I agree, I’ve done a bunch with Dolly. I haven’t done much ikea assembly with TaskRabbit but I feel like it would start to come easy after a while

Do you run paid ads on CL for delivery? Do you need extra insurance or licensing?

Jon Watcher yeah it’s $5 for Craigslist adds and I have cargo insurance for deliveries. But I never had insurance for assembly . I guess you could get insurance for that but not sure .

And as long as your not doing household goods moving that’s a separate licensing that’s very regulated and expensive and depending on your truck weight . And it depends on your states regulations

Nice that’s a great market, would love to have ya on the channel at some point if you’re interested!

@@Gignation where is your channel located?

In Seattle, but if you’re interested in sending in a video it would be awesome to show the audience an example of someone who’s been very successful on the app

@@Gignation Maybe go live or something? I'd be interested.

You get paid every 3 to 5 business days after every gig. whatever your rate is set at the company takes a portion from the client not the Tasker. For instance if your rate is set at $50, the client will pay $60... You get the rate that you set.

I haven't done taskrabbit yet but with lawnstarter I do a lot of $25 jobs, which is peanuts...I use my own equipment and anything I do without an app is a $35 minimum and that's not hourly...if I try taskrabbit I would try for $50 per hour because I use my own shit and pay for all the gas and bla bla bla

how do you check if the app is relevant in your area?

Look as in ... ask around?

Use a app called invoice 🧾

You can see all of them once you get the app. Amazon flex pays more.

I cleaned hella houses!!!! U will be fine.

You just explain that to the customer. If you can’t complete it there’s an option to have another Tasker finish it

Should be ready soon.. wait time varies

@@Gignation thanks you

You have to be selected

He probably hasnt slept in years due to all the tasks he has done.

Hey did u end up getting any tasks and how long did it take?

@@perringuru6728 probably nothing

Haha nice 👍🏻

No. Taskrabbit is in a class of its own.

Nope.

Thanks 👌

No. The only way you can bring someone is if the client is looking for more than one Tasker and is asking you for recommendations. However, the person you refer has to be a registered Tasker or you get suspended from the app. All takers go through a background check.

For mounting I'm at $70 an hour on Taskrabbit.

Nice do you get consistent work?

Rideshare Panel between dolly, pickup and task rabbit I get consistent work. All though task rabbit is picking up every week.

Thanks for the info 👍🏻

@@michaelcrump7225 I'm trying out some of those truck delivery gigs, but they are not all worth it. If the distance between delivery points is fairly short, I oftern make only $24 and If I have to drive 20 miles each way, plus delivery, the fuel cost, etc. eats into profits. One company asked me to deliver a refridgerator. I ran the numbers and figured I would make about $15 after fuel/maint. and waste 2 hours of my day.

Jon Watcher I’ll tell you what I tell everyone; you are an independent contractor so you have to be smart. It’s up to you to schedule the right jobs that are best for your situation. I personally never pick up appliance jobs because you’re right, they just aren’t worth it. BUT they are worth it to some people. Second of all I never pick up jobs that are over 10 miles in distance. Unless the payout is ridiculously good and I get to set my rates. Applications like Dolly have set prices for each jobs. Sometimes good sometimes bad. My favorite is task rabbit because you get to set your own rates.. This is the next advice I would give you. Diversify your platforms. I use Dolly, TaskRabbit and PICKUP. Between these three I’m able to get the jobs I want, when I want. A big factor as-well is the market you’re in. I’m in the Seattle area and there are thousands of jobs here. The market is really busy here but that’s because I’m in a busy area. After all is said and done My hourly rate is usually between $35-$85 and hour. It probably averages right around $50 per hour. You also have to invest in yourself. I have a pick up truck van and moving truck I use for the business. So I have the right equipment at the right time. I’ll say it one more time, but I hate hearing people complain about payouts. You get to see the price of jobs before you accept them so if it’s not gonna be worth it to you simply don’t accept it. You might be in a market that doesn’t allow that but hopefully it gets better for you soon. Be smart and hustle.

SAME.

What are you talking about? If you want to be a part of that company ‘’provided for taskers’’ you will have to pay a price. They will need to background check and make sure you are able to work. They created a platform, app, customer service etc. They also background check that taskers are not bunch of criminals. You want that for free? You will be making tons off of that 25$ joining price after days/weeks whatever. Don’t be cheap ma’am.

I do IKEA furniture but under furniture assembly at $60hr. Ikea assembly not really worth it for me.

There may be a way to get the contract without a loan from amazon. But to buy the vans, equipment etc necessary for an operation like this a business loan would probably be required. I agree that amazon is definitely looking to lower the cost of delivery, flex is currently expensive and the usps isn’t cheap. Whether or not it works out well for business owners who enter this program is yet to be seen.. definitely not an easy business to operate that’s for sure