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Your next shift first
The home screen shows your next shift, new requests and what you have earned. If a shift runs today, you clock in from here.
Tuesday, 10 am
A request for Saturday. You decide.
A hotel near you asks you for Saturday evening. In the app you see the day, time, place and what you earn at your hourly rate. If it suits you, you accept. If not, you decline – no reason needed.
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Coming to the stores
- App StoreSoon
- Google PlaySoon
The app is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Until then, everything runs in your web account – with the same data.
What the app handles for you
Requests with every detail
You see the day, place and pay before you accept or decline.
Your hourly rate
You set it yourself, along with your night, Sunday and holiday surcharges, and change them whenever you like.
The money is already there
When the venue confirms, the amount is charged and held in escrow – before you start.
Invoices without paperwork
Once the venue confirms your hours, Sunworker issues the invoice in your name; you can also upload your own.
How a shift runs in the app
Five screens, from the request to the payout. Swipe through or pick a step.
What you can rely on
Money before the shift
You can only clock in once the amount has been charged. You never chase a payment.
Verified once
Five mandatory documents and you are approved: training or retraining, HACCP, trade licence, tax office letter and identity via Stripe.
Fair ratings
Only people who worked with you can rate. Hidden until both have rated or 14 days have passed – and you can reply.
Frequently asked questions
Who sets the hourly rate?
The professional. They enter it in their profile, and it appears on every search result before anyone sends a request. Sunworker neither sets a rate nor negotiates one.
When does the professional get paid?
The clearing period begins after the shift. It lasts 72 hours, the same on all levels; the payout follows as soon as the invoice for the shift is available. There is no faster payout for a fee.
How high is the commission?
It is 15% of the pay and is deducted from the professional’s payout. From Level 2 it is 10%, from Level 3 8%. The commission is borne by the professional alone; what venues pay is explained under “service fee”. For orders from private individuals, the actual fee of the payment provider Stripe is added and offset against the payout.
Which documents do I need before I can accept?
Five. You upload your training certificate or retraining certificate, HACCP training, trade licence and the tax office letter with your tax number, and we verify them. Stripe verifies your identity when you set up your payout account – we do not store an ID document.
Is the app already in the App Store?
Not yet – it is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Until then you do everything in your web account, with the same sign-in and the same data.
Your next shift starts with an account.
The account is free. Commission only applies once a shift has come about.