Working all days for half pay and paying for insurance that excludes us. How do other sitters feel about this?
If I board someone's dog 9 am to 9am for two days and end up doing do a whole day of daycare on pick up day, from 9 am to 4 pm, I should get my standard daycare fee of 32 not 16 bucks. Is this upsetting to other sitters?
I'm also thinking it's never ok to take ANY fees from sitters either because Rover is used for the insurance that only benefits owners. Minus the supplies I buy, I don't even make a dollar an hour on boarding stays, I don't like being taken advantage of on pick up days, and fee structure on top of it.
The insurance is almost never used, None of my owners have ever used it and it should be capped on extended stays. It should be made clear to owners that the insurance is their benefit, their responsibility and it should be clear on the paperwork, book keeping, and policy that sitters will net their entire stated pay rate.
I charge 32 dollars a day. How is the owner paying this fee and not me when it's taken out of my pay for labor I provided? 07/16/2022 - 07/17/2022 Dog Boarding for ** Stay Price: $32.00 Rover Fees: $6.40 My pay $25.60
Sitters should get their whole pay and fees taken from owners only.
Rover anticipates revenue in the range of $25 - $27 million, a year... they'd be making NOTHING without the people providing the labor.