Work when it suits
Occasional & flexible work in London
Between jobs, free in the evenings, or off over the holidays? Pick up paid work whenever you want — no commitment, no minimum hours. Earn £15–45/hr on your schedule.
Apply to become a Jobber →Work on your own schedule
As little or as much as you like
Dip in and out whenever you have time. Go online for an afternoon, a week, or just over the holidays — there's no commitment.
Use the skills you've got
Cleaning, gardening, moving help, handyman work, dog walking — pick the jobs that match what you're already good at.
Earn on demand
Need quick cash between roles? Get an upfront price on every job and only take the ones you want.
Paid fast
Money lands within 1–2 business days via Stripe, so it's there when you need it.
Pick the work that suits you
Take on whatever fits your week — one job or many.
Occasional work — your questions answered
Do I have to commit to regular hours?
Not at all. There are no set shifts and no minimum hours. Go online whenever you want to pick up work and offline whenever you don't — it's completely flexible.
Can I use this between permanent jobs?
Yes — it's ideal for it. Earn while you look for your next role: go online when you're free, take the jobs you want, and stop the moment you start something new.
Can I just work over the holidays?
Absolutely. Plenty of Jobbers only go online during the holidays or quiet spells. Work the dates that suit you and leave the rest.
Do I need experience?
For most jobs, no — cleaning, gardening, moving help, dog walking and general tasks just need reliability and a good attitude. Where a job needs a specific certificate we'll review it. Every Jobber is ID-verified and interviewed before going live.
When and how do I get paid?
Payment is held in escrow from the moment the customer posts the job, and funds arrive in your bank account within 1–2 business days of completing the work, via Stripe.
Ready to pick up work on your terms?
Apply in minutes and take your first job once you're approved.
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