View/Edit Prices

pro pricing/ rates for existing pros, you can edit the default rate and autopay limits for any pros by going to the "pro settings" section of the "my pros" section default rates are the rates that are the default amount that show on the invoice before they send it to you this typically represents the amount you agreed to in advance pros can send more or less than this amount you will only automatically pay it if the autopay limit is set high if you don't want to autopay, set it to $0 job request pricing if you use tidy to send a job request, depending on your settings, you send your request to multiple pros in the order you have specified in the my pros section you set your prices for job requests in the app, which will go to the pros following the rules you define this can include budgets for standby pros, multiple pros, parking reimbursements, etc you control your settings, and you can view the prices for all possible account options by tapping that section in your app or online or speaking with an account manager about your needs ultimately, we know what is important to you with prices you want a price that gets the job done right reliably, but otherwise as low as possible you can set prices to whatever you like you can price higher or lower, with different results pricing higher will typically get more pros excited about working with you remember, the best pros have multiple options for clients, so you need to compete to win! suggested pricing & selecting your price by default, you start with the median pricing in your area raising rates will tend to improve the following acceptance rates when pros have the choice of two jobs, all things being equal they tend to accept the job that pays more success rates when you pay more, you budget more for high quality pros and pay for standbys the industry average cancellation rate is 25% for cleaning and maintenance jobs, standbys significantly increase the on time arrival rate approval rates while quality is not 100% related to pricing, in general, pros who make clients happier typically can charge more than those who do not predictability using the suggested pricing or above should lead to the most predictable experience not many clients use below the suggested pricing, so any estimates will be more erratic there are some ways to save money without any impact on quality book a pro for multiple clients if you have a multi family property, and can book a pro for 1 block to serve 2+ customers pros save time in travel, sharing the savings with clients if this is possible for your circumstance, this is probably the best way to save our concierge team can help coordinate these pre paying for jobs pros dramatically prefer clients that will confidently pay this is also a great way to save maintaining a low dispute rate pros can't see your dispute rate, but they can block clients who have a high dispute rate tidy savings typically come from internal team costs tidy focuses on helping you deliver a higher quality experience for less overall tidy typically saves customers when accounting for the following things the operations team to book and manage things typically, we can reduce the operational requirements significantly sourcing scheduling specifying what to do communicating access control quality assurance inventory management issue tracking follow ups the accounts payables team to manage payables the support requirements, both internal and internal, to get things done this includes handling no shows and job quality issues the engineering and it teams our tools can be integrated and used to dramatically save engineering and it resources we recommend talking to our team about what costs you time, so we can be sure to maximize your benefits most customers see roi of 10x when using tidy care about quality? we recommend setting rates above the median rates setting your rates even 5 10% above the median rates can lead to increased quality if you have the budget, we recommend it! warning setting below median rates is expected to deliver a poor experience you are free to set your rates to anything you like, by definition we expect the experience to be sub par remember, you compete against other clients in small regions, and pros can be highly price sensitive offering even 5 10% below the median pricing can make a big difference we would only recommend this if you are budget constrained and willing to incur more issues we strongly recommend adding multiple other pros to your account to get job requests filled in this case if you lower your rate, you should expect any previous pros you have worked with may stop working with you lower rates of acceptance, success, and satisfaction editing prices to edit your prices click on the "more" section of your app go to payment options and click on " view current prices " here you can view your current prices and tap "edit prices" to change them note that pros can reject or accept your request based on the price you set in case you're requesting a specific pro, and your current prices don't match their rate, you can send them a job request at your current price to see if they accept or update your price and book right away price breakdowns for jobs when you make a request at a price, this is in effect the budget for your job pricing will go towards your budget for the pro completing the job any standby pros for the ob parking reimbursements tips/incentives for them to accept your job concierge actions for our team to coordinate the job you can request a breakdown at any time, and we constantly look for new ways to help you allocate your budget! what happens if a job request isn't filled at a given budget? if you make a job request for a given budget, and it cannot be filled, we will follow up and notify you of if you were sending the request to pros you have added or worked with before, what their response was if you were using tidy's concierge "find new pros" feature, then we can share the quotes available to you from different providers who responded to your request you then have the ability to accept a higher/different rate and complete the job