You will be paid weekly via direct deposit, every Sunday. You’ll receive pay for each home you complete, and everything is tracked through the app. When the snow height increases, the more you earn. Routes range from $50 to $300 and you can pick up as many as you want. No waiting around — the better rating and more homes you shovel the more bonuses you can earn. If you do not clear a home properly, your rating will go down and the more popular jobs will become limited.

Yes! You can claim routes up to 48 hours in advance, all within 5 miles of campus. Each route includes 4–12 homes. You'll see the number of homes, total pay, estimated driving and shoveling time, and you can choose to work solo or with a partner.

All you need is a shovel! After your 15th completed home, you’ll receive a $25 credit to help cover the cost. Snowblowers are optional and you will earn more — use one if you’d like, but it’s not required. Most homes are near campus, so a car helps but isn’t necessary if you can walk or carpool.

You’ll receive a text and push notification letting you know exactly when to dispatch — about one hour before the snow is expected to stop for the day. For snowfalls over 6 inches, we’ll dispatch twice, once during the middle of the storm and again after it ends, to keep up with accumulation.

Absolutely. You can claim routes in pairs, but both of you must be approved shovelers in the app. It’s a great way to split work, stay motivated, and earn together.

Nope! Homeowners provide their own salt or sand if they’d like it used. If you see a container by the doorstep or garage, you will spread it lightly after shoveling. These instructions will be clearly labeled for you in the app.

No problem! We understand you're a student first. Routes become available up to 48 hours in advance, so you can claim one that fits your schedule. If snow ends during your class, dispatch promptly when you're free — you won’t be penalized for not dispatching immediately. Just be sure to finish your route within a quick and reasonable timeframe after the snow stops.