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Become a Task Rabbit Tasker!

Are you someone who likes to keep your hands busy? Do you enjoy spending hours assembling IKEA furniture, cleaning, loading and unloading, shovelling snow.... 

...or mowing lawns? Did you know that there are people out there willing to pay you to complete these tasks for them? It's  a Win Win really.

How Does It Work?

After you download the Tasker app and sign up you will be sent a link to your email for you to complete a background check. While the background check is being processed you can get to work filling in your profile with the type of tasks you are interested in, tools that you own, photos that showcase your work (if you have any) and so on.

As a Tasker you are your own boss! You are in charge of setting and selecting your desired tasks, work rate, radius, and time within which you are available to work. Note that you do not get access to this part of the app until after your background check is complete and approved. 

How to Sign Up?

Click here to sign up to be a Tasker or download the Tasker app and follow the instructions there. Note that the Tasker app is a separate app from the Task Rabbit app.

Pro Tips

1. Keep recurring customers in the app. You may be tempted to deal directly with the client to avoid the 15% admin fee but keeping dialogue on the app helps you keep a record of agreements and also helps you to maintain a high acceptance rate. A high acceptance rate is key for all of these gig based apps. The higher your acceptance rate is the more task requests will come your way.

2. On your profile, select/list 1-2 skills that you are willing and prepared to accept tasks for the majority of the time. Declining tasks reduces your acceptance rate and results in less visibility to prospective clients on the app.

For more on the Tasker Process you can watch this short video.



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