We require a parent or guardian to create a child account for anyone under 18 to use the app. Based on child labor laws, children can start a business as long as it's non-hazardous and they have parental oversight. Minor Chores' robust parental control settings allow parents to more easily monitor and oversee their children's businesses.

Minor Chores strictly adheres to child labor laws by allowing parents to set up business accounts for children under 18. The platform allows parents to establish and oversee accounts, ensuring children operate within legal frameworks, such as working in non-hazardous roles outside school hours. This setup aligns with legal standards and enhances safety by enabling parents to control the visibility of their child’s profile, receive activity notifications, and set a specific work radius to discover and hire them. Our subscription model approach empowers young individuals to learn entrepreneurship and earn 100% of the profits (we don’t take a cut) while ensuring compliance with legal protections designed for their safety and well-being.

Chore-preneurs keep 100% of their earnings. They can create invoices to customers in-app or send them via a text message from a 3rd party SMS phone number (this keeps the child’s phone number anonymous when the customer booked services via SMS from child’s profile link or marketing QR code). The invoices will include payment options like Venmo, Zelle, apple pay, or Cash App that are linked to your profile. Payments can also be made via cash or check. While we currently don’t process payments, we help you track all your earnings in the app for goal setting and tax filing.

The most profitable chores tend to be fixed-price jobs like poop scooping, trash can cleaning, window washing, and lawn mowing.