Collierville + Germantown first

Yard jobs, already scoped. Zero fees at launch.

While we launch: no commission, no per-job fee, no signup fee, no subscription. Customers pay you directly. Every job arrives with photos, the yard size, a time window, and a price range and cap the customer has already agreed to.

$0 commission at launch
$0 to sign up
Paid directly by the customer
No estimate visits

Job #A41FNew

Leaf cleanup

Germantown, TN 38138

Size: Medium lot
Haul away: Yes
When: Within 7 days
Window: Morning 8–12

Range

$105–$145

Cap$160

Accept and pick a day

Zero fees at launch

We take nothing while we launch.

Signing up is free, using the app is free, and there's no commission on the jobs you do. Customers pay you directly, so the money never passes through us.

$0CommissionNothing taken from any job.
$0Per-job feeNo lead fees, no charge to accept.
$0Signup feeJoining costs nothing.
$0SubscriptionNo monthly or yearly plan.

Later: a small fee, never a big cut. Once jobs are flowing, we'll add a small fee on each job, shared by the homeowner and the pro so neither carries it alone, and far less than other yard apps take. We'll tell you at least 30 days before it starts, and it never applies to a job booked before then.

The customer pays you, not us

When the job's done, the customer pays you directly with a method you accept. You choose which ones when you sign up.

Cash
Venmo
Cash App
PayPal
Credit card

The only fees: your processor's

If you take cards, your card processor (Square, PayPal, Stripe and the like) charges its own fees on those payments, and payment apps can charge fees on business payments. Those fees go to them under your account with them. YardWork never touches the money, so it takes nothing.

Why YardWork

Spend your day working, not quoting.

The customer has already described the job, sent photos and agreed to a price range before you ever see it.

The usual way

Drive out to give a free estimate, then wait to hear back
Voicemails and texts with "how much for my yard?"
Haggling at the door over a price you never wrote down
Jobs scattered all over town
Paying for leads, or a cut of every job

With YardWork

Photos, size and extras on every request, so you can size it up from your truck
The price range and cap are set before you accept
Bigger than the photos? Send a new price with a reason, in the app
You only see jobs in the ZIPs, cities or metro you choose
Zero fees at launch, and only a small one after. The customer pays you directly
Customers who liked your work can book you again. You see their job first.

How a job runs

Five taps. The customer's app shows each one.

Each tap moves the customer's tracker, so they can see where things stand without texting you to ask.

Accept

Take a job that fits and pick a day inside the customer's window. Their app shows the day and who's coming.
On the way

Let them know you're headed over.
Start

Confirm a price inside the customer's range. Bigger job? Propose a new one; above the cap takes their OK.
Done

Snap an after photo. The customer gets your final price.
Paid

The customer pays you directly once the work is done. We take no cut. Customers who liked your work can book you again. You see their job first.

Earn the next job

Customers who liked your work can book you again.

Once a job's paid, the customer's app offers "Book Dana again" with your name in place of Dana. The job, photos and address come back filled in, and they can pick a week up to 30 days out.

You see it firstThe offer reads "Asked for you" and "2nd job for Maria". Only you can see it for 4 daytime hours (Flexible), 1 (Soon, Today / Tomorrow) or 12 for a later week, unless you pass. Daytime is 8 AM to 8 PM, so a rebook made in the evening is still yours the next morning. Photos from the last job are labelled with its date.
They're asked when it's dueAbout 21 days after a leaf cleanup, mow, weeding, hedge trim or yard cleanup, the customer's Book tab asks "Due again?" with a button to book you again.
Your week at a glanceMy jobs opens with what you've collected this week and how many jobs you've done. It counts only jobs you've marked paid, because the customer pays you directly and we never hold the money. Under it, Coming up lists your next booked jobs.
Your regularsA customer's second job reads "2nd job with you", and once they've had you twice they're on your profile under Your regulars.

We don't promise a number of jobs. Whether they come back is up to your work; the app makes it easy for them when they do.

When the photos lie

Bigger job? Propose a new price.

Wet, matted leaves under the deck. A "small" bed that's really three. It happens.

Send an amount and a reasonThe customer sees both and approves or declines in the app.
Above the cap takes their OKCustomers know the cap only moves with their approval, which is why they book without calling around.
Declined? Finish at the top of the rangeIf they say no, the job settles at the top of the original range. No arguments at the door.

Propose new price · Job #A41F

Amount

$190

Reason

Wet, matted leaves under the deck. About twice what the photos showed.

Above the $160 cap. The customer must approve.

Send to customer

Coverage

Work where you want to work.

Jobs start in Collierville and Germantown (38017, 38138 and 38139), so that's where the first jobs are. Sign up from anywhere in the metro and tell us where you'll go: you'll only see jobs inside your area, as booking opens there, so there's no cross-town driving unless you want it.

By ZIP

Keep it tight

Pick the exact ZIP codes around your shop or your regular route.

381383813938017

By city

Cover a whole town

Add a city and you'll see jobs in every ZIP in it.

GermantownColliervilleSouthaven

By metro

Go wide

Take jobs anywhere in the metro, across all three states, as booking opens there.

Memphis, TN-MS-AR

The work

Bread-and-butter yard jobs.

One-time jobs homeowners book on the spot. Offer the services you do and leave out the rest. Every service has standard rates by yard size, extras and how soon the customer needs it. Below: a medium yard with flexible timing (within 7 days), before extras like haul-away. Rush jobs pay more.

Leaf cleanupBagged at the curb or hauled away$80–$110
One-time mow and edgeIncluding overgrown lawns$60–$75
Hedge and shrub trimmingClippings cleaned up or hauled$95–$125
WeedingFrom a couple of beds to the whole property$80–$110
Mulch installCustomer buys the mulch; you spread it$105–$145
General yard cleanupDebris hauled away on request$105–$150
Custom requestsCustomers can also describe something off the menu. You price it on site, and they approve it before you finish.

Questions

Straight answers.

Where are the jobs?

Collierville and Germantown first: ZIPs 38017, 38138 and 38139. Booking opens there first, so pros who work there see jobs first. The rest of the Memphis metro (Shelby, Fayette and Tipton counties in Tennessee, DeSoto and nearby counties in Mississippi, and Crittenden County in Arkansas) opens later, and you can sign up from anywhere in it now.

What does YardWork cost?

Nothing while we launch. There's no commission, no per-job fee, no signup fee and no subscription. Later we'll add a small fee per job, shared by the homeowner and you, and far less than other yard apps take; you'll hear at least 30 days before it starts. Customers pay you directly, so we never touch the money. If you take cards, your card processor (Square, PayPal, Stripe and so on) charges its own fees on those payments, and payment apps can charge fees on business payments. Those go to them, not to us.

So what's the catch?

There's no fee hiding anywhere: while we launch it's nothing when you sign up, nothing per job, nothing per month, nothing off the top. When the small fee comes, it'll be on this page and in the app at least 30 days before it starts, never added to a job you already booked. Until then you keep everything the customer pays you, apart from whatever your own card processor or payment app charges under your account. You don't have to take any job you're offered, and you choose where you work.

Do I have to take every job I'm offered?

No. You see the photos, details and price before you accept, and you can decline any job, including one a customer booked you for. Set the days you work and how many jobs a day you take, and you're only recommended on days you're free.

What happens after I sign up?

You go straight to the YardWork app to check your answers. We email you a code to confirm the address is yours, then you tap Join as a pro. There’s no approval wait. Add your services and how customers pay you, and you can take jobs. You can be recommended to customers for your services in your area, and see jobs there as booking opens. Jobs start in Collierville and Germantown.

How do customers find me?

When a homeowner books, MyYardPro recommends one pro who covers their ZIP and does that job: first by the earliest day they can come, then by their reviews. New pros get some recommendations too, so you're not stuck behind pros with years of reviews. The customer sees your name, stars and the day, and books you or asks for someone else. Your reviews show on your public page with each reviewer's first name and the month. You still confirm each job, can decline any of them, and set the days you work and how many jobs a day you take.

Can't get in?

Report it on the job as "Couldn't get in". Then text the customer about getting in, and either pick another day to come back (later the same day, within their window, or up to 7 days after the first day) or hand the job back to other pros. The customer's job page shows the new day, and they can call or text you, add a gate code, or cancel with nothing owed. It's on MyYardPro's team list too.

Who sets the price?

Every service has standard rates by yard size, extras like haul-away, and how soon the customer needs it. Rush jobs pay more. You see the range and the cap before you accept, confirm a price inside the range when you start, and can propose a new price with a reason if the job turns out bigger.

Do I need to buy materials?

No. For mulch jobs the customer supplies the mulch. You bring the labor and the equipment.

How do I get paid?

Directly, by the customer, once the job's done. After you join you tell us how you take payment: cash, Venmo, Cash App, PayPal, card, or any mix. There's no payout from us to wait for, because the money never passes through us.

Who are the customers?

Homeowners who book through MyYardPro. They see the same price range and cap you do before they book.

I do other trades too. Is there work for me?

Yard work comes first. Pressure washing is next, then car detailing, then licensed trades like plumbing, electrical and HVAC, each with the same app, the same honest prices and the same small fees. If you already offer one of them, add it under Other services when you set up in the app, so we know to tell you when its jobs open. See what's coming on the About page.