Built by a practice that got tired of the invoice.

What we decided to do differently

The fee is on the screen before you post

A flat $50 per shift for assistants and front desk, 17% for hygienists. You see the total, the pay and the fee together, before the shift exists — not on a statement three weeks later.

The terms we would rather you read

Most platforms put the awkward parts where nobody looks. Ours are on the front page: what happens if you cancel late, what happens if nobody claims the shift, when you are charged, and what we will not do. If a term would annoy you to discover, it belongs somewhere you can find it before you need it.

Nobody is between you and the person

We are not an agency and we do not employ the professional or mark up their hours. The practice sets the rate, the professional accepts it, and the fee is ours to earn separately — so we have no reason to push either number around.

You are charged after the work

Nothing is collected when you post. A shift nobody claims costs nothing at all, and the charge follows hours that were actually worked and actually approved.

Why a cancelled professional still gets paid

Somebody who accepts your Tuesday turns down other Tuesdays. If you cancel inside 24 hours, they are paid two hours at their rate — and we take none of it; it goes to the person who cleared their day. It is the only way a bench stays willing to accept a shift three weeks out, and a bench that will not accept early is a bench that cannot cover an emergency. The guarantee is what makes the rest of it work.

From the founder

Marked [FOUNDER: personalize] because it has to be his sentence, not ours.