Answering the question: How does Rover work? – is quite simple as a matter of fact. Rover is a platform that connects people with pet sitters. Here’s an interesting thing. You don’t have to be an expert to become a pet sitter but pet parents have the privilege to explore profiles in a specific location and ask for a person based on their ratings and reviews. This draws earning for dog sitters and care for dogs in absence of dog owner. So, how does Rover work has basically o growing concerns over Rover is it provides rover cards to the sitters which help in the tracking dog and its activities through pictures, and then sitters can send them easily to the owners

It is available on all Platforms such as Android, iOS as well as the web. It is simply a concept of a win-win situation between Dog owner and sitter, wherein after login, there is a verification feature for dog sitters that require background checks on them.

How does Rover make money is an interesting question Right? Really we would have in mind, through what sources and what ways does it make money? Rover earns from both the stakeholders, Service fees from owners and commission from sitters, currently, it charges the Fixed percentage of the sitter earnings and a percentage range service fees from owners, Rover does background checks on all sitters (Rover was first to do this).

The service fee was increased up to 5-7% of the total booking for new account holders at the beginning of September 2015.

The commissions were set in a manner that the dog walkers and pet sitters whose profiles got approved on or after March 1, 2016, should be eligible to get 80% of the income from each booking. Now, all sitters whose profiles got approved before the mentioned date should be eligible to get 85% of the income from each booking.