COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about becoming a Fixer? We’ve answered the most common questions about getting started, costs, support, and building your business.

Some Fixers earn more than $2,000 in a week. Your earnings will depend on the projects you complete and how much you work.

On a typical $95 hourly booking, you’d receive approximately $71.25 per billed hour after Fixer’s 22% share and an estimated 3% payment-processing fee. National projects may have different compensation, which you can review before accepting.

We get paid when you get paid. That’s it. As you grow, other plans are available that let you keep more per job, with different monthly fees and terms. Explore Your Earnings.

Fixer brings together project demand from homeowners, retailers, and other partners. You can take on those projects while also using your own marketing to attract customers and build repeat visits. Your plan includes your booking page, your presence on Fixer.com, local SEO, and promotional tools. You take the lead on additional local marketing and filling your calendar.

Project availability varies by location, services and demand. No job volume, repeat bookings or earnings are guaranteed.

During onboarding, we help identify potential local referral partners and review available project opportunities through our partnerships with national brands. You lead the local outreach and relationship building, with our guidance and support.

Yes. You remain in control of your business. You choose your services, pricing, availability, and the projects you take based on your skills and goals.

Fixer provides the systems and support to help you operate more efficiently and grow faster.

No. There are no long-term commitments.

If Fixer helps you build a better business, we’re excited to grow with you — but we will never lock you in.

Fixer is for handy people who want the freedom of owning their own business with the support, systems, and brand behind them.

If you’re ready to grow, serve your community, and build something you’re proud of, Fixer was built for you.

Fixers are trusted professionals who represent the Fixer brand in their communities.

To maintain a high-quality customer experience, all Fixers must pass a background check, maintain appropriate insurance coverage, deliver exceptional workmanship, and uphold a positive reputation with homeowners.

Yes. FixerPro can be a great fit for someone looking to start part-time and grow over time.

Many successful businesses begin by adding jobs around an existing schedule before transitioning into full-time work.

Yes. You can leverage your personal brand or the Fixer brand.

Please let us know your preference during the application process.

You can join Fixer either as a 1099 independent contractor or through a legal entity.

If you start out as a 1099 independent contractor and later decide it makes more sense to run your business under a legal entity, you can switch.

All your customers pay via credit card (your Members can have a card on file for easy payment).

Fixer Pro handles the payment process, so you can spend less time chasing invoices and more time serving customers.