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Start with a service, rental item, ZIP, neighborhood, or state. If nothing appears, broaden the search or check back as more teen businesses join.
Customer guide
Search nearby teen-run businesses, compare profiles, send private requests, and keep messages and job details organized. Each teen business account is managed by an adult.
Start with a service, rental item, ZIP, neighborhood, or state. If nothing appears, broaden the search or check back as more teen businesses join.
Exact job addresses should stay inside private requests. Public teen profiles show general service areas, not home addresses.
Use the request and message tools to confirm date, price, address, tools, hazards, pets, supervision, and notes before work begins.
Review the teen business profile, service area, services, rentals, and report option before sending anything.
Add the job type, timing, estimated pay or rental details, and any address or handoff notes you want the business to review.
The business can accept, decline, or ask for more information. Messages stay attached to that request.
Services are tasks a teen business offers, such as yard help, tutoring, pet care, cleaning, event help, or tech help. Rentals are items a teen business lists for temporary use, with rental dates, return date, deposit, handoff notes, and condition confirmation.
Customers should not ask teens to do unsafe or illegal work, use restricted equipment, drive for a job, hide the job from parents, or move the conversation into unsafe private channels.
Teen Recruit does not currently process job or rental payments. Confirm the price, scope, deposit, cancellation terms, and handoff details in the request or message thread.
Never share passwords or sign-in codes, pay to unlock a job, return part of an overpayment, or follow instructions to pay with gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency. Report suspicious pressure instead.
For a rental, inspect the item together and check its make and model in the CPSC recall database before pickup or drop-off.
You can save a default address or add one per request. It is not public and should only be used for the job or rental handoff you choose to send.
If the job location changes, update the request note or message the business so the account owner can decide whether the new location still works.
Customers should be adults, provide accurate details, respect parent involvement, disclose hazards, supervise where appropriate, communicate respectfully, and pay as agreed.
Before work starts, confirm who will be present, what tools are needed, whether pets are on site, how the teen will arrive, and how the job can stop if something feels wrong.
Ready to start?
Create a customer account only when you are ready to send a private request.