Earnings and fees

See what you'd earn before you commit

You see your amount before you commit to a job. One platform fee comes out, tips stay yours, and you withdraw to your bank after a 7-day clearing period. We don't promise any particular income: what you earn depends on the jobs you take and how you run your business.

78%: Of the job price is yours today
100%: Of tips go to you
7 days: Until you can withdraw
$0: Sign-up or membership fee

How it works

The money, step by step

One platform fee

eazBee charges a platform fee of 22% of the job price today, or less if the app shows a lower rate. Card processing costs are included in that fee. You don't pay it separately: it's deducted before your earnings are recorded.

Discounts don't come out of your amount

When we offer customers a promotional discount, like 10% off a first clean, eazBee funds it. It doesn't reduce the amount you were shown.

Payments through Stripe

Stripe processes the payments and holds your bank details. If our fee ever changes, you get at least 30 days' notice, and it never applies to jobs you've already committed to.

Payment process

From booking to payout

The customer books

You see the job and your amount and decide whether to take it. Nothing is charged to the customer yet.

The job gets done

A hold is placed on the customer's card when the cleaning starts. When you finish, you close the job in the app, and the customer confirms it.

A 7-day clearing period

Your earnings become available 7 calendar days after completion, giving the customer time to raise a problem. If a complaint is open, that amount waits until it's resolved.

Withdraw to your bank

Request a withdrawal in the app whenever you like. Arrival times depend on Stripe and your bank. We don't charge a withdrawal fee today.

Good to know

What's worth knowing about earnings

Your amount, up front

Each job shows what you'd earn before you commit. You see it, and you decide.

Tips are 100% yours

Customers can add a tip when they confirm the job. eazBee takes nothing from it, and it doesn't reduce what you're otherwise paid.

Late cancellations

If a customer cancels late on a job you've committed to, you get the late-cancellation fee minus the platform fee, once it's collected. If they cancel earlier, there's no payment.

No other fees

There's no sign-up, membership or subscription fee, and no inactivity fee. You pay for your own phone, supplies and transport, and any report you obtain yourself.

You cover your costs and taxes

As an independent contractor, you pay your own expenses, insurance, and income and self-employment taxes. Keep that in mind when you compare what a job pays.