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Over $200k on ROVER! HOW? ONE YEAR FULL TIME ON ROVER - UPDATE
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- Опубликовано: 3 сен 2022
- Thank you for tuning in on our 1 year update of what we made on Rover as a full time doggie service provider. Watch the trends and our assessment of what made each month a success (or not)!
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I started on Rover a few weeks ago because I saw your last video! I’m making about 350 a week now, an awesome side job especially for a college student.
IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU! :') so so proud of you too! i appreciate you circling back to share that with me! and wow, .350 a week in college is AWESOME!!!!!
How did you get your first clients? I’ve got none and signed up 2 weeks ago.
Same here. It's been 3 wks and nothing
Is it legal to do it? And did you get your license
I'm making $6,000 in December from 22nd to 29th. I board multiple dogs a time. With doggy gates! It's CRAZY! I LOVE IT!
That is so amazing! Congrats :) Continue to treat it like a real job and have a great customer service mentality and you will do well :)
How many dogs?
this is giving me so much hope again!!!! It was a great year and then it turned RUFF
OMG!!! You have inspired me. I've been boarding on Rover since May 2022 and only board one dog at a time. I'm loving it. Thank you and congratulations!
Thank you! I started with 1-2 and then 5 stressed me out but I had to change up my WHOLE set up. Now I take 10-12 very comfortably! If it’s more than 12 then I need to make sure my husband is fully available with me haha I believe in you!!!!
@@Gigichew You're welcome! Can you create a new video and discuss how you changed your whole set up? I live in a house and I could use some tips from you! Because what you have earned is amazing!!!!!! Thank you!
I’ve been on Roger for years and have never thought of boarding more than 1 dog at a timeee! 🤯🤯 THANKS FOR THE INSIGHT!
thanks for sharing your insight for each month! it makes sense!
I signed up for Rover 2 weeks ago and I already got over 6 inquiries for boarding and had to turn some down, but I have confirmed 3 of them and I am so excited cause this is the perfect job .Playing with pets for money I couldn't be more happy.
THAT IS AMAZING! Please keep us updated. so happy for you! Just treat it like a real job and have a great customer service mentality and you will do well :)
Hey how’s it going now ?
These numbers are incredible! Congratulations! Have you thought about starting your own business and getting off of Rover? Starting my own dog walking business is the best decision I've ever made!
We started an LLC but we don’t really know where to go from here! Haha we need some guidance 😅
@@Gigichew Awesome!! I talk all about how to grow and scale your own business in my videos! And I also offer one on one consulting calls :)
@Gigi Chew 1st step you have your LLC 2nd Step created a website 3rd created a name thru your state for which you will run your business 4th buy a house that will be just for dogs
@@Followjbands_86 i should get on the website! We bought a house for our dogs! and we love it!
@Gigichew congrats 👏 smart move people love to see where their dogs will play at and space is key. Hopefully next year I will be in the same boat. Having a doggy van is also a smart option traveling on the go.
thats so crazy! Thanks! Whatever youre doing is totally working.. do you have more tips?
Thank you for sharing. I found you in the comments of another page. I will check it out
Hello! Welcome! let us know if there are any questions!
More questions!! Sorry!! What essentials do you keep on hand? I am going to slowly accumulate supplies, but so far I’ve purchased:
- Hair remover tool
- Lint roller
- Baby wipes
- Poo bags
- Poo scooper for yard
- Pet hair dissolver, so my wash doesn’t get clogged
- Portable water bowl (for walks)
What else do I need?! 🐾
ogosh i apologize for the amazingly slow reply. Hope you were able to figure everything out but i think every you mentioned is great. i would double up on poo bags. or triple up! haha ive never tried the pet hair dissolver! does it work well?
Youre killing it!
When we had our dog the last visit we did two bookings to prevent holiday overlap.
Smart!
Yay!!! So happy for you guys ^__^ *woof woof*
WOOOOOOOF ❤
Thank you
You’re welcome!
WOW!
So happy for your family success! Have you tried finding non app clients through your own promoting and marketing?
Everything I have done was all organic word of mouth. people love talking to friends about their pets and also meeting clients at the dog park is a good idea too! :)
I searched up rover and you’re literally on the sign up page.
I am?! Haha had no idea. How funny
What part of the country do you live in and how many dogs do you board per day?
Can you do a video that shows the calendar for 1 month for you to make that cash. Like how many dog boardings, how many at a time, and what you do in a day with a dog in they stay for a week? Are walks separately charged in a dog stays with you and spends the night and then you take it for a walk the next morning?
There are no extra charges for walks. But actually, we do not do walks for boarding. There is a reason for it at our place. I can make a separate video regarding that if people are interested.
Glad i found this. I had a bad meet and greet experience and wanted to give up entirely :( can you make a video about how to run a meet and greet?
It’s on the list!
Loved your video, it was very informative!
How do you take cash or Venmo payments?
Hi!! I’m just starting Rover, within an hour of my profile going live I had 3 clients booked. This weekend I’m hosting my first! I’d like to know what your recommendations for cleaning products are, and how often you clean dog areas? And do you have a shared plush toy bin? I have a one, but I’m worried about not being able to keep them sanitary between clients.
Hi, How do you like your experience with Rover? Thinking about doing it myself.
Sorry for not seeing your question! Let me know if you still have questions :)
I am on rover with my brother and we have great reviews. I still have a slight learning disability and I am on disability for my arthritis but rover helped me get credit cards paid. I learned about dogs. It is a very easy job. My brother works at Amazon fresh. It was a great job that I could do from home so I was looking for a job that I could do at home and this job seem to be the best thing watching dogs was something that my brother started doing and then I said I’d like to make an account so him and I are on this account together and we have a lot of reviews, and a lot of the dogs that most of them wanna come back and the dogs don’t wanna leave because they like me. This experience has taught me things about dogs that I never knew about. I’m learning about dogs and how they are. I also watch cats on Rover too. I do have to change the price we charge for the dogs because my brother said we need to up the prices, but I was afraid to do that because somebody commented and said that another sitter had it for less than what I had it for.
Im starting on Rover soon! Just waiting for my background and review process! I’m curious how your first month ever was? Like when this was not full time for you? I’m curious how your rates compared month to month as you grew?
Hi! YAY! i'm so happy to hear that. I hope you get a bite soon! Just remember that itll start slow and make sure to write a good bio :) first month ever was about 150 average a week and i still remember when I made my first 1000, i was SOOO amazed. I started to raise my rates after I had about 40 reviews. I felt like that was a safe number compared to the others in my neighborhood. So its all perspective in comparison to what other people are charging and if they are worth it! Good luck!
@@Gigichew OMG I GOT MY FIRST REQUEST!!! 🥳🥳 I’m sure it was your good vibes! I’m so excited because I love dogs and this pup will be staying over for two weeks! So I’ll def get good practice! Thank you for that rundown! You’ve inspired me so much and I’m excited to put in the work and see this grow as well (maybe make my hubbie quit his job too haha!!). ✨💕❤️
@@kcontreras168 how is it going on rover? Just signed up
Hi Gigi! I wanted to ask or see if you could do a video of your earnings of boarding vs daycare. I have been on rover for about a year just on the side along with my normal job and pulled in 30k this year just as a side hustle, I have never offered doggy day care but considering offering that and maybe going more full time, do you have a lot of dogs on repeat scheduling for daycare?
Oops, how did I miss this! I can try to go more in depth next time! How’s your Business going so far ? :)
I absolutely love you. We have a very similar story
How many dogs do you care for in your house per day?
I wonder why Feb was so low! even though it was a shorter month the difference is huge!
Jan and feb are the weakest months of the year for pretty much almost all businesses. People spend so much of their money and savings for the holidays a lot of them decide to tighten the belts and cut a lot of expenses all the way to near spring time. This is why first financial earnings reports for almost every publicly traded company is usually the weakest one.
You did not mention "how" as the title had in it. Hearing you talk about the ups and downs of different months and your trips was of no use at all. I am happy for you but this video was useless.
Oops, sorry about that! Should’ve made it more clear. The how I guess is the holiday part! I’ll make a better video next time on the how’s!
I agree.
Maybe it’s because they board? Supposedly you make a TON more if you board because you can have multiple dogs at one time. If it’s just drop ins, like I do, I don’t see how you could reach those numbers unless people were paying you sky high rates, like $75/visit 😳
Hi, I would love any videos on how you keep track of your schedules, dog rooms in your home, yard/outside time. If I could get my income up to your level, quitting my day job would be a dream.
Great idea! Not sure if this comment is still relevant but I’ll add that to my list
are you on any other social media platforms? I'm from Sacramento, and would love to hop on a quick call to get more wisdom from ya!
How many dogs can you take at a time? Do you have a kennel set up or is it all “ free range”?
During the day, there are 3 different play areas. But at night I have half half. Some people prefer crates for their dogs who are crate trained especially for puppies but those who don’t want crates they sleep in their beds or blankets in the doggy sleep room. We have a variety for all types of clients!
Hi there .. I don’t see how many dogs you have at one time??
my husband and I do it full time as well for 2 years and we live in NYC and we did not make close to that. You probably have like 10 dogs a day.
Yes you can’t board as many at a time in a city. If you have a house and space you can take more. But I’d hesitate on taking beyond a certain number and would always be worried about getting shut down.
Don’t forget to include drives, baths and drop ins! Those add up SO fast as additional add on :)
What area are u guys in? I’m in CT/NYC area
Can you describe a typical day of work? Do you have like 20 dogs at your house everyday? And can you tell us a general area you live in? Like are you in Norcal?
20 dogs? I highly highly doubt 2 people can handle boarding 20 dogs.
I started less than a month ago and I already saw that the business is very good, but I live in an apartment, when looking for a house to rent, I see the difficulty in accepting animals, what tip? when looking for a house?
Make sure your landlord knows you’ll be having pets! I would recommend a house with a large yard that’s fenced! Another thing I would look out for are porches without a lot of steps. If you don’t care of senior dogs, then you can ignore that part lol
Once you start scaling, getting a new place for this business is 100% worth it
@@Gigichew thanks so much ❤️
Would you ever consider going a little deeper cause I’m curious on what you’re charging to get that because I’m making about 4000 to 8000 a month I’m just curious on how you scale that that way
thats amazing! A great income! We upped our rate about 20% but still stayed within a healthy range of our competitors. We also advertise as full time as a husband and wife duo so we are able to physically care for more than when it was just myself doing Rover full time. We also didn't have weekends so we worked about 70-90 days straight before we go on a small or large trip depending on the month of the year that the trip falls on. I hope that helps. Let me know if you have other questions :)
Hi Gigi, great video! Does your clients generally live near you, especially for drop ins, house sitting and walks?
Thanks! They do! now that we have moved our old clients still come to us even though the drive is 45 minutes for 1 way
We offer a drive service for a fee but they’re welcome to drop off to us if they’re willing to make the drive :)
@@Gigichew wow your organization skills must be amazing! How did you manage to do boarding, daycare, drop ins, house sitting and walks just between you and your husband? Also, do you have insta?
@@leechilo it took a while to get a system going to be honest! ahah we dont do anything fancy actually xD just google sheets for daily scheduling and a google doc for calendaring. We found it easier to use that than excel's cells for calendaring. Maybe i should make a video about that... i do have an insta! Its not super amazing but our dog instagram is called
chew_buddiespetcare
@@Gigichew awesome! Will be following you for more! Thank you for replying
Just curios.... What city, state are you in??? I live in 1 of the most popular tourists destinations... So i wanted to know if this big city could have the potential to the numbers you are making.
Thanks
How many dogs do you board a night?
Did you dog proof your house before you started? Have you had damage to the house or do you keep dogs only in certain areas? Do you select clients or Do you accept most?
In the beginning we accepted most. Not because we were greedy but we didn’t know how to vet them yet. Now we’re much better at turning down yellow and red flag clients.
And as for doggy proofing, we did! We blocked off areas of the garden that we wanted them to stay out and we had pens to create a safe perimeter so them can roam. We did have damage to a room with carpet. We ended up ripping out the whole entire carpet and replaced with hardwood floor
How much are you paying in taxes estimated . Like how much of a percentage do you save each payout for taxes . I have made 7,000 so far from January to now .
there are seasons but we try to put away 25-30% per booking to taxes, totally feels bad how much we pay in fees AND in taxes! :(
Dayum Gweeerl!! Make that cheddar!!
Can you show us screen shots of your app with the bookings so it’s clearer and what area do you live in is it a very high income area cause if your making over 200k a year I can’t even imagine it and it’s getting me hyped up
Aw man I tried!! But rover does direct deposit now instead of the PayPal transfer. They stopped doing PayPal transfers last November / December :(
I had to download all my bank statements and add every single deposit with an excel sheet lol
It was a lot of work not gonna lie and tuning and honing systems to work better. We were fortunate to live in an area that had high demand, near an airport, and we were in a house as opposed to a lot of our neighbors which were in apartments so we would attract a lot of people who wanted to drop their dogs off to us because we had other dogs to play with!
Just to clarify, I started slow in the beginning!
@@Gigichew thanks for the info and good job keep up the content
@@Frostybitts Aw thank you! At the end of the video, I talked about what can affect the pricing but maybe I should make a separate video on that too!
@@Gigichew but where do you live?
@@joylynch5204 In Southern California!
What if i did dogs and cats will i make more money? I have alot of free time.Your rover journey is amazing.
Cats and dogs definitely! I wish I could do cats because with cats, I can definitely scale more in terms of being able to do other things with my time, such as more walking or do house check ins. However, you might need to also think about the possibility of not getting as many dog clients in case their cats or dogs don’t get along and owners are concerned about it.
From my experience, I have only had a handful of owners with cats AND dogs, and they ask if I can take their cat as well and I always have to turn them down due to my allergies. I’m sure there are a lot of owners with cats and dogs, but I don’t see any of the cat clients due to my filters. :)
Hello, Thanks for the video!. Can you share your rover profile link please?
Where are you located I’m in south Florida trying to make it full time to work with my school schedule
being in school is awesome! Some people love knowing that youre in school but that also means you will come back home periodically for the pups . Just be sure to let them know up front so they're very clear on the expectations. better to be over communicative than not. and laso I'm in Souther California, Los Angeles
How many dogs at time 😮?
If you were working 5 days a week with one income, how much do you think you could make just starting out part time and then full time? And if you needed to study while working, are most people okay with that if you’re just pet sitting and not doing the walking? If that makes sense. And do you have your own pets? Who takes care of them when you travel? I’ve heard some horror stories of people not getting paid at all for walking a dog on Wag when they completed the whole walk because of false customer complaints where the customer lied. Has that ever happened to you? I’ve also seen some articles on Wag and Rover of multiple owners’ pets going missing or actually dying on their watch. If I sign up for River as a sitter and I want to travel at some point and take a break, I don’t know who I would leave my pets with if there are literal murderers on the app not being punished and Rover and Wag had the owners just sign NDA’s and not even apologize.
Such a great question! I have 1 dog of my own. You have full control over your schedules and my best advice is to be transparent with your clients. They’ll appreciate it :) for example, if you are a student, and you only have three days out of the week to sit, you can definitely let them know, and then if you have a test that day, just tell them you need to step out. Most likely, owners are OK if you have to be out of the house for 2 to 3 hours. There are dogs on the app that have the option to say that they are OK being left for four hours alone or even eight hours alone. Some dogs are puppies and they can only be left alone for less than an hour. It’s all in their bio. I recommend not taking in those clients right now, especially if you are a student. Same for the walking just tell them you can’t walk for x day or say you can check in but only let out/ walk for 5 minutes.
As for not getting paid.. I haven’t had that issue yet, so I can’t speak for that. I’m sorry.
I have my own dog sitter on rover than I trust. It came to a point where we would recommend one another to our clients when one of us are out of town!
Is it possible to become a dog sitter as a college student who doesn’t have a car?
Absolutely! you can always turn down clients based on the location if it’s not something you can commute to. But another way is for people to board with you. If you’re in a house or apartment that is off-campus and your landlord is OK with pets maybe you can take in a cat since they are a little bit more low maintenance. From my experience, college cities and towns have a lot of public transit that is convenient for a lot of students so if you’re willing to commute and can work that into your schedule, that is totally possible! It’s honestly as far as you’re willing to travel. And that’s something you and the owner can discuss prior to booking. Make sure you find out which location they are at before you book because you can go down on the algorithm and have a negative impact if you end up canceling a booking after confirming them!!!
Hi Gigi, and everyone in the comment section. Quick question, can foreigner move to the US and make $10,000 in one year on rover, and how exactly would one go about it.
I wanna raise atleast $10,000 dollars for my tuition.
How much do you charge per walk? How long? Drop in sitting? Do you board? It’s mind boggling to me to think one person could make that. Congratulations! I’m a mom of 6 and my daughter and I started this as a side hustle. Dog walking and drop in sitting. We just do something that we can fit into our schedule.
Ohh I do it with my husband! Haha I can no way do this alone!
The rates fluctuate depending on puppy / non puppy and holiday versus regular but it ranges from 30 for our cheapest walks to 75 for holiday puppy boarding. And we charge a good amount for drives. If my husband is caring for doggos at home, it frees me up to dog walk or do house drop ins
@@GigichewI keep seeing you say drives. What is that? What does it mean?
How much does Rover pay for dog walking?
What are your rates a night
How long does it take to get booked I’m on week 1 nothing yet unfortunately???? Any advice
If you don’t mind sharing your zip code and name I can try to find your profile and see if there are any pointers I can provide!
Def check out your competition and see what others are saying and use them as a jumping off point :)
Lol
@@Gigichew 77477 yeah it’s been over a month now I even went down on the prices still nothing
How many dogs did you board at Christmas?
It varied every day as dogs were coming and going since we did daycare AND boarding. But we also did dog drop ins as well. So I don’t have a number sorry! I just remember it was a very busy 3 days with lots of driving and logistics juggling 😖
Do you still do this? Would you be willing to connect ?
I have not got a single booking on rover
Lol
so how much are u charging per day for 1 dog for dog sitting?
I charge 48-95 per day. It depends if they are paying for a drop off and pick up and if the dog is a puppy or if it is a holiday rate. In my range i gave, i included the minimum price for daycare and our price if they did the round-trip drop off on a holiday :)
I know it is a large range, so definitely take to advantage of holidays!
Does location have anything to do with your success?
I think location is key. Not only the city but who your neighbors are. Before my move, I was in a house with a great backyard amongst a sea of apartments so my place was very attractive to many parents and was able to justify a higher rate than my competitors. And those who are willing to pay more were my customers :) know your worth!
What are your rates to be making that much?
My day to day will fluctuate but my holidays are currently at $65!
How to get your first clients? Please help!!!
Are asking “people who are clients for the first time”? Or getting them as your first client?
Rover charges you to apply
As a Christian I understand that Christmas is important, but as a young couple I would do it to build a huge savings account. You just never know what can happen...so for a couple of years bank girl bank! lol
Lol you’re so funny! After doing this for three Christmases now, we definitely have learned to make boundaries. For example, if it is a daycare on Christmas day, we don’t except them, but if we have overnights throughout the Christmas week, we tell them that we will be stepping out for family events, but we limit ourselves to a few hours for that activity so we can make it home in time before a doggie has their accident. 100% of the time, a lot of clients appreciate the transparency and they will let us know if that is something they are comfortable with. if not, we will decline them.
The understand we have a family life too! Do whatever works for you girl! I’m so glad you understand the Christian business Woman struggles on Christmas Day! Haha
How do u make so much? I only made $1000 last year.
I scaled it pretty fast. But the first 5 months were slow. I recommend starting at a low price point, and build your reviews for the long game. Check out my tips video if you haven’t seen it already!
Your not the only one that lives in a house.
Can y’all help me , how do I file my taxes this year on Rover thanks
Hi! Do you have a CPA? Grab the tax form from your profile. And send it over to your cpa or fill out your own taxes using that form as an independent contractor. Would it help if I create a Short?
Hey there I was wondering the same thing, I think it would be great if you created a video or short on how to file taxes as I’ve never filed taxes before?
@@sarahtv8014 next video coming up!
How long did it take to get your first customer?
About 2 weeks!
thanks for the info but the background music is INCREDIBLY distracting. Can barely hear you.
@@captainKbobkeeshan ah sorry, one of my first videos and didn’t know much about editing. 😅 thanks for the feedback!
Have you ever had a problem with your account? That's the only thing setting me back!! It makes me anxious to think about something bad happening to my bank account..
This video should have been 5 minutes max
Do you make most of you money from boarding at your own house?
Yes, most is from boarding. another service we get a lot of request for is transportation and I upsell by doing exit baths a lot of the time as well
@@Gigichew that’s awesome. You are crushing it. 😎
@@Gigichewwhat is an exit bath? Exit as in when you board them you offer at an etra charge to give the dog a bath on the day they go home?
@@robmen1402 yes! I ask them if they would like to get a bath before picking up esp if it’s been raining and they’re playing outside
Where are the dogs while you're doing this video?. I don't even hear any noises from dogs.
My husband was watching them in the doggy yard. Based on the lighting of this video it was probably right after breakfast so some were most likely still eating and others were playing in the doggy yard.
I watched some of your rover videos, good luck! I can’t do big dogs like you, unfortunately im not strong enough for multiple large size dogs. you’re awesome!
If you live in a city, did you have to get a boarding kennel license? I live in a residential neighborhood and it wouldn’t be allowed. Plus I’m a renter so my landlord…🙄
I did have to talk to a planner. And make sure to read your cities regulations! Haha maybe your landlord is okay with cats? :)
@@Gigichew Seriously doubt it
awww then i would recommend house sitting overnights or dog walking/drop ins!@@brendatomlinson
@@Gigichew Yes, I’m an overnight pet sitter since 2009!
@@GigichewI’m also in the socal area and want to make sure I do it the right way. Where do you find out more about who to contact like how did you find the planner, or what tips do you have in regard to that? I believe the rule is for residential zoned houses you can’t have more then 4 dogs at a time.
Only way this is possible is if she is drop ins for an entire large suburban neighborhood where all the occupants are gone the whole day and they all happen to want the drop ins at all different times AND they all want her and no other dog sitter or Walker. Not likely.
Hello! This is our full time job :) and we actually don’t do many drop ins. We do a lot of boarding and take advantage of holiday rates. We work 7 days a week 3 months at a time. So basically work 90 days straight and we make sure we overlap all major holidays without vacationing on those months. Hope that made sense! :)
@@Gigichew how much time do you take off between the 3months?
@@Life-so3wx It depends! Sometimes we do two smaller trips or one longer trip. The next one we’re going to take is about 12 days ☺️ right after thanksgiving
And then we will be back in time for Christmas!
Not trying to be mean but you spent the first ten plus minutes of the video rambling and just naming months and numbers. Not helpful to others at all.
Yea id like to know what her set up is in her house for the dogs, and how many clients she takes on average per week/month.
This video was frustrating….. don’t waste peoples time like that.
If you're making these claims you need to prove it. Show the app or actually show the money in your bank. You can't just talk saying you made 22K.
Misleading title. She doesn't describe HOW...the logistics...of how she did it! Not in her favor I guess 😂
Oh good question! I addressed taking advantage of holiday rates! 😁
Don't believe the hype
That’s alright! Even if you don’t have two people doing it full time, even a side hustle
Is a great second or third stream of income. Happy holidays!