Know your numbers
Clear offers. Clear fee information.
The published provider platform fee is 7%. A $100 job illustrates $93 before applicable taxes, processing, payout, refund, chargeback, or other adjustments.
For the people who get it done
Your work deserves
its next regular.
Find requests that fit. Make a clear offer. Let your work give customers a reason to return.
Coming soonTry the provider view
From profile to repeat work
A clearer way
to work locally.
You control the work you offer, the areas you serve, your price, and your availability.
- 01
Build a profile that shows your work.
Share specialties, service areas, relevant qualifications, portfolio photos, and your own social links. Keep information current.
- 02
Find requests that fit.
Explore nearby requests by service and area. Read the job details and clarify anything that would change your scope or price.
- 03
Send one clear offer.
Include price, available time, scope, materials, travel, exclusions, and any conditions. The customer can compare your offer alongside your work.
- 04
Agree, then complete the work.
Confirm the plan and any document-review hold. Perform the agreed service; discuss changes before doing extra work.
- 05
Make it easy to come back.
A completed job, an honest review, and a clear next offer can turn a first visit into a continuing relationship.
More than a name and a price
Show the range
behind your offer.
A strong profile gives people something useful to choose by. Share several clear photos, explain the work, and show the styles or projects you do best.
Instagram
TikTokYour profile can link directly to your own social accounts. The walkthrough shows tappable logos and a full portfolio gallery.
Stock photos illustrate the layout; they are not claimed as a provider’s work.
Find your next opportunity
See the work.
See where it fits.
The provider example includes a Utah job map with markers, service filters, and a request list. Choose a request to see its scope, then build an offer without losing your place in Provider view.
Salt Lake CityLawn care SandyNail services ProvoCar detailing
Illustrative requests. Approximate locations only.
A closer look, before the work
Your choice.
Your qualification review.
Want to see a license, proof of insurance, or another qualification document? Choose what you want to check when you post your request.
Request documents → keep the 48-hour window.
It starts after accepting and funding a bid. You may cancel during that window and be eligible for a full refund, subject to the published policies and applicable payment, risk, and legal conditions.
Request none → waive that window.
If you keep it, the provider should wait until it expires or you expressly authorize an early start. Early-start authorization ends that specific automatic full-refund qualification-review cancellation right. Once the window expires, work may proceed as scheduled.
Optional client document checks do not remove required provider credentials. A document upload is not a blanket verification. Other issue and dispute rights remain under the policies.
Ready to get started?
Bring the details that matter.
- Business or profile name and contact email
- Services and Utah cities you cover
- Work photos you have permission to use
- Required credentials and relevant experience
Provider questions, answered.
What should I include in my profile?
Use an accurate business or profile name, service areas, specialties, relevant credentials, and clear photos of your own work. Connect only social accounts you control.
Can I set my own prices and schedule?
Yes. Providers set their offers, availability, and service details. Make inclusions, exclusions, materials, travel, and any conditions clear before the customer accepts.
How does the document-review hold affect me?
If the customer requested qualification documents when posting, the 48-hour window begins after they accept and fund your bid. Provide the requested information. Do not start during that hold unless the customer expressly authorizes early start or the window expires.
Does UtahPros verify every document?
No blanket verification is promised. Providers remain responsible for required licenses, insurance, permits, qualifications, and lawful performance. Customers may review documents and check their details.
How do provider fees work?
The published marketplace model deducts 7% from the provider’s job amount. A $100 job illustrates $93 before other applicable adjustments. Payment processing, taxes, payout costs, refunds, chargebacks, and other adjustments can affect the final amount.
How do I join?
Prepare an early-access email with your services, city, service area, and contact information. The UtahPros team can help with availability and the next onboarding steps. This website does not create an app account.
Your next customer starts here.
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