Have you heard about this?

www.homeaglow....

[@living_life_randamyly]

$54 total or an hour? There is no way I would clean for $54. We charge usually $140 to $220 depending on the house. There is always 2 of us. It is me and a couple of friends who started their own cleaning business and I clean with them now.

[@thehustlenetwork]

I absolutely agree. But for ME, I will. That $50 is half of my grocery bill each week That $50 is money I can put towards something. That's a chance of me turning that Homeaglow Customer into my vary own client.

[@call.me.Roger.]

I think we all know it's very cheap But the strategy is your walk in it. Field and your give your cards separately and advertising your car and personal uniform will give you more or opportunities in the business Little by little

[@hikarychan3997]

it's $16/hour they try to get you to do idk how to light clean I only know how to deep clean and I'm not good at speed cleaning so idk if this will work for me 😭

[@missruthie81]

I only charged $20 an hour starting out. My first job is tomorrow. Is that too little? The first job is 2 hours and floors and dusting.

[@atiiee7]

@@missruthie81 how did it go? Jw about your experience

[@call.me.Roger.]

Thanks for the information. Greetings from Dallas TX..

[@thehustlenetwork]

👋

[@podersa241]

Do they do a reference check. What if the person is crazy. Please pray before entering and follow your instincts.

[@sandi6818]

I’m skeptical too. Just accepted my first job.

[@lillybanks6999]

How was it

[@hannahsuniverse8461]

I use Tasker they don’t charge me and you can make $30-$50 an hr

[@oeff7744]

You don't get paid on Monday either, they take another 2-3 days to process pay. Also instant pay comes with a fee attached, I think it's 7.99, although, I only accidentally chose this. It's automatically highlighted when you go to charge customer. You have to manually uncheck box to not get charged a fee. Kinda tricky.

[@lisamanetta9567]

The baby going potty stole the show.

[@thehustlenetwork]

Didn’t even notice till now LOL

[@lyndonferran5072]

Can you guide me cause this is my first time to do?

[@thehustlenetwork]

Yes once you get approved, they will send you requests. Once you accept your first job, Homeaglow will call you to have an assessment basically. After, you will complete your job. Keep in mind if you finish earlier than the time requested you will have to wait to put in " Charge Customer" So say the job is from 9:00 to 12:00 - you end up finishing at 11:30. You will have to wait till 12:01 to click on the job - then proceed to Charge Customer. From there you can receive your funds within the same day or you can wait to receive them within a week

[@user-pd8nk7oc8o]

How soon after joining did you get a job? I’m trying to figure out getting a job ASAP and wondering if this will work

[@thehustlenetwork]

Next day! They have lots of work, pay not always be great of course

[@missdesireindependance5194]

I saw them on craigslist. The pay seems low.

[@WhyNotYou..]

For those that complain about the pay for homeaglow. This site is NOT FOR YOU…. If you’re just getting started and broke asf then this site IS for you! No upfront fees like other “lead” generating sites ( I use that term loosely lol because you’re technically not supposed to steal their clients 😏).

[@thehustlenetwork]

Definitely agree!

[@xojas2847]

Hi! Have you tried this out? Any tips?

[@cambiatumentecambiatuvida]

I just try and understand perfect how the work ! The overcharged the costumers and pay almost a half of that to the cleaner !! I do rhe first house last week and the job was for only 3 hours and take me 1 hour more and the costumer pay to me cash for that 1 hour the same amount that the app was paying for 2 hours and wow !! I think is good only to get costumers for your own ! When toys are staring like me

[@thecramptons]

Exactly

[@breakmydreams]

Do you have to bring your own cleaning supplies???

[@thehustlenetwork]

Yes you do. There’s lots of controversy about Homeglow. I used it to get the customers for myself and cut out the middle man ( homeaglow). Now I don’t service residential but this was my goal starting out

[@breakmydreams]

That sucks to hear :( That makes it harder for people like me that don't have a vehicle, but want to help others clean *sighs* @@thehustlenetwork

[@stress2wealth]

I signed up too, been getting notifications but the fees seems off and very low. I didn't feel it.

[@thehustlenetwork]

Yeah I think it’s great for someone starting out. I actually gained customers for my own business and left Homeaglow

[@stress2wealth]

@@thehustlenetwork And I got a quote from the insurance company you recommended, they talking about about $211 down & 81/ month, is that the standard price or they gave me premium or something

[@thehustlenetwork]

That very high! Did you add on anyone else? Do you have employees or contractors

[@stress2wealth]

@@thehustlenetwork No,just me, that's why I thought it was odd. The only weird thing I think the lady said, if I'm cleaning Airbnb,I'm going to need some waiver because some hosts ask for it. But without the waiver,it's basically a $10 difference

[@stress2wealth]

@@thehustlenetwork But I got a quote from Next as well, they said $42 for basic, and $72 for standard. Progressive is a whole 3 digit, noooo

[@jessicarobles6457]

So what do yiu think about it

[@thehustlenetwork]

I like it, I've gained a monthly customer

[@Carlvalmyr]

Hi. I use this for my cleaning business. I did a cleaning today that came from them today and I was able to gain that client for my business directly. The customer service with them does not exist. They don’t ask the right questions to know exactly how long it will take to properly charge the client. Basically, you are breaking your back for zero to no pay. But, if you are looking to get new clients for your cleaning business it may work. The only downside to it is, you won’t be able to beat the pricing the offer their customers at all.

[@thehustlenetwork]

I totally agree. I don't take on anymore cleans, but when I did, last one in April! I did gain two residential clients as well.

[@CherryMartinez-zc1ic]

@@Carlvalmyr q

[@CherryMartinez-zc1ic]

@@Carlvalmyr so did you tell the customer the name of your company? Second since it's their customer you have to charge them that lower rate instead of your rate is that right?

[@reboxtherapy]

their commercial looks demanding on their workers

[@maryrichardson6205]

Scam