Everyone starts somewhere
Jobs with no experience needed in London
No CV, no interviews with hiring managers, no "two years' experience required". If you're reliable and willing, there's everyday work that needs you — and it pays £12.75–45/hr.
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Start from zero
Cleaning, moving help, errands, waiting-in and dog walking need reliability and a good attitude, not a track record. Take the simple jobs first and build from there.
Your reviews are your CV
Every completed job adds to a public rating that wins you the next one. A few weeks of good work says more than years of paperwork.
Real money from day one
You see the exact take-home on every job before you accept it — the same £12.75–45/hr band as everyone else on the platform.
Paid fast
Earnings are released when the customer confirms, or about 4 hours after you finish, then paid out on Stripe’s standard schedule.
Pick the work that suits you
Start with the jobs that need nothing but reliability, and grow into the rest.
Starting with no experience — your questions answered
Do I really not need any experience?
It depends on the work. Many jobs — cleaning, moving help, errands, waiting-in for deliveries, dog walking — need no formal qualifications, just reliability. Where a job needs a specific skill or certificate, say so on your profile and we'll review it. Every Jobber is ID-verified and interviewed by our team before going live.
Which jobs are best to start with?
General tasks are the classic first jobs: errands, moving help, flat-pack assembly, waiting-in. They need care and punctuality rather than training, and they build the reviews that unlock everything else.
How do I get my first booking?
Complete your profile properly — a clear photo and an honest bio go a long way — pick the categories you can genuinely do well, and respond quickly when jobs appear. Your first few reviews matter most, so treat the early jobs as your audition.
What checks do I have to pass?
Every Jobber is ID-verified, interviewed by our team and DBS-checked before they take a single job — you apply for the DBS check yourself at gov.uk and pay the fee, which is a cost of running your own business. Nobody is approved automatically, and customers can see that every Jobber has been through the same checks.
Am I employed or self-employed?
You're self-employed. You work for yourself, choose your own jobs and hours, and are responsible for your own tax and National Insurance. We recommend keeping records and checking HMRC guidance on self-employment.
When and how do I get paid?
The customer's card is authorised the moment they post the job, so the money is checked and reserved before you travel and there's no invoice to raise or chase. It isn't held in a separate escrow account and it isn't a guarantee: nothing actually leaves the customer's account until the job is confirmed complete, and in the rare case of a dispute or a card chargeback a payment can be reversed after it has reached you. Your earnings are released as soon as the customer confirms the job — or automatically about 4 hours after you mark it complete if they don't, unless they've raised an issue. That window gives them a fair chance to flag a problem before the money moves, which is what keeps disputes from landing after you've been paid. From there it's paid into your bank on Stripe's standard schedule — usually 1–2 business days once your account is established. Your first payout can take a little longer while Stripe finishes its checks.
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