Care providers

How provider screening fees and credits are designed

Understand the $50 per-caregiver timing, vendor-hosted identity flow, individual status, and three separate $10 eligible-booking credits.

Published August 25, 2026 · reviewed September 2, 2026
PET NANNY HOME STAYS caregiver with a dog and cat in a home setting
01

Application review comes first

PET NANNY HOME STAYS should not charge every person who merely starts an application.

  • Review public-profile and operating basics before requesting screening payment.
  • Collect $50 only after conditional profile approval.
  • Show a trackable status and correction path when information is incomplete.
02

Screening belongs to the individual

Every person who may independently provide care needs a current status.

  • Use a qualified vendor-hosted identity flow; PET NANNY HOME STAYS should not store raw SSNs.
  • Keep dates, scope, status, expiration, and fair-process history distinct for each caregiver.
  • Do not imply that a business owner’s status covers employees, teammates, substitutes, or household members.
03

Credits are earned separately

The maximum $30 credit is not an instant discount or a ranking purchase.

  • Earn one $10 credit after each of the first three eligible completed marketplace bookings.
  • If the applicable 18% fee is below $10, the unused part carries forward.
  • Credits never buy visibility, trust, incident priority, or preferred placement.