Is being a WAG Walker worth it?
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Asked by: Nancy Petersen
Wag is a great opportunity if you want to make your own schedule and get some money on the side. However, wag takes a large percentage of the money that clients pay so the walker/ caretaker does not get as much money.
Do Wag Walkers make money?
While walkers can keep 100 percent of the tips they earn, Wag takes 40% of the base pay. The base salary ranges from $12.75 – $19.99 for a 20-minute walk, $17.00 – $26.99 for the 30-minute walk, and $25.50 – $36.99 for 60-minute walks.
How much can I make on WAG?
The average pay for a 30-minute walk is $12 plus tip, according to Wag. The base pay for pet sitting or boarding is $26 per night. You can get paid extra if an owner has more than one dog or requests recurring walks, and you’ll receive 100% of any tips you earn.
How much is a 30-minute walk wag?
Wag and Rover’s pricing is comparable. On-demand dog walking from both Rover and Wag costs $20 for a 30-minute walk or $30 for 60 minutes.
How long does it take to get approved for WAG?
On average, the sign-up process takes 14 days, but can be as quick as 3 days or as long as 3 weeks. To check the status of your application, please click on the “[Portal Link]” found in all communications from Wag! throughout the sign-up process.
Can I work for Rover and wag at the same time?
Walt G. Many Rover sitters and walkers also work for Wag. Many of us also run private pet care businesses alongside our Rover business, that’s the benefit of being an IC we can do what we prefer.
Is it hard to become a WAG Walker?
Acceptance rates are low
Wag! And Rover, two dog walking companies, the acceptance rates are very low. Wag! Accepts 5% of applicants and Rover accepts 15%, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Can I bring a friend on a wag walk?
Short answer No. You can’t bring another person with you into an owners home. If you so happen to run into a friend while you are walking you may walk with them or stop to talk.
