What Percent Does Rover Take From Walkers?

What Percent Does Rover Take From Walkers?

What percent does Rover take from Walkers?

Rover typically takes a 20% service fee from dog walkers and sitters on each completed booking. This fee comes out of the total you charge your client, and Rover keeps it in exchange for platform access, customer support, payment processing, and liability coverage features.

While 20% is the standard, Rover’s fee can vary in limited cases based on account history, location, promotional programs, or legacy terms. Always check your account’s Service Fee details in your Rover dashboard to confirm the exact percentage applied to your bookings.

How Rover’s fee works

Quick example

If you charge $20 for a 30-minute walk and your fee is 20%, Rover keeps $4 and you receive $16 (before any taxes). For a $30 walk, Rover keeps $6 and you receive $24.

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FAQ

What percentage does Rover take from Walkers?

Rover generally takes a 20% service fee from walkers and sitters per booking. Check your account settings to confirm your exact fee.

What percent of profit does Rover take?

Rover’s standard service fee is 20% of the booking subtotal you charge, which is deducted before your payout.

Does Rover always take 20%?

20% is typical, but the fee can vary in limited cases due to location, legacy agreements, or promotions. Review your Rover dashboard for your specific rate.


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