Profile first
With your parent or guardian, add a teen business name, first name or nickname, age, service area, availability, safe services, and bio. Use a neighborhood or ZIP, not your exact address.
Teen business guide
Build a real teen business profile.
Teen Recruit gives parent-managed teen businesses a place to list safe services or rentals, show portfolio proof, organize requests, manage schedules, and learn new job ideas.
Parent-managed setup required
A parent or guardian must own and manage the account before the profile is treated as ready for public listing.
Real requests only
Requests, messages, schedules, and leaderboard earnings should come from actual customer work, not fake accounts or typed-in numbers.
How teen setup works
Parent creates the account
Use email or Google sign-in, choose parent-managed teen profile, add the required details, and complete safety confirmations.
Build the profile together
Add services, rentals, availability, service area, and portfolio items with parent review before customers request work.
Add services or rentals
List safe services or rentable items, then keep your availability and service area current.
What teens can manage
The parent dashboard includes requests, messages, schedule, listings, portfolio, starter guides, leaderboard, analytics, advertising tools, rentals, and account settings. Teens can use these tools with parent supervision.
Accepted customer requests appear on the schedule. Manual schedule items can be added for in-person changes, but customer-requested recurring work should come from accepted requests.
Portfolio rules
Only post work you actually did or have permission to share. Do not post exact addresses, school names, customer names, license plates, private messages, or faces without permission.
Portfolio items may be reviewed before approval. If something reveals private information or looks unsafe, it may be rejected or removed.
Safety and local rules
Do not accept work that uses restricted equipment, involves roofs or ladders, requires driving, is too heavy, exposes you to hazardous materials, or breaks youth labor rules. Local laws, parent rules, school rules, and curfews may be stricter.
A parent should review every request before work starts, especially customer homes, travel, schedule changes, tools, pricing, and anything that feels unsafe.
Growth tools
Starter guides can help you compare job ideas, startup costs, recurring costs, tools, contacts, safety limits, and videos. The leaderboard is based on accepted hires and can hide earnings if you do not want them shown.
Pro and advertising tools are designed to boost approved listings only. Unsafe or incomplete profiles should not be promoted.
Before your first request
Make sure the parent account owner approves the plan.
Confirm the service, location, time, transportation, tools, pay, hazards, and what you will do if something feels wrong.