# StudentGigs. Full Content Reference for AI Systems > This file is the expanded version of llms.txt. It contains the complete text of all key pages on StudentGigs so AI systems can ingest everything about the platform in one file without crawling individual pages. --- # StudentGigs > StudentGigs is a local marketplace where verified students (ages 13+) earn real money through flexible neighborhood gigs, tutoring, babysitting, lawn care, pet care, sports coaching, and more. No commitments, total flexibility, full parental oversight built in. Students keep 100% of earnings at $15-35/hr. Sign up in 2 minutes at [studentgigs.app](https://studentgigs.app) or [get the app](https://get.studentgigs.app). ## Why Students Choose StudentGigs - **Earn real money, your way**: Set your own rates, pick your gigs, work when you want. No boss, no fixed schedule - **Keep 100% of earnings**: Most platforms take 20-30%. StudentGigs charges students nothing - **$15-35/hour**: Real pay for real work, babysitting, tutoring, mowing lawns, walking dogs - **Perfect for spring break, summer, or year-round**: Sign up now, start earning when you're ready. No commitment to keep working - **Total flexibility**: Work one gig or twenty. Take a week off or work every day. It's up to you - **Build your reputation**: Earn reviews and ratings that follow you. Build a track record neighbors trust - **Get started in 2 minutes**: Download the app, create a profile, add your skills and rates. That's it. You're live - **Book Me page**: Every student gets their own shareable profile page at `book.studentgigs.app/your-name`. Share it on social media, text it to neighbors, or print a QR code. Neighbors book you directly. No browsing required - **Volunteer hour tracking**: Log community service hours (manual or auto from volunteer gigs), earn milestone badges at 25/50/100/200 hours, and export a transcript for college applications - **Referral rewards**: Every student gets a unique referral code and QR code. Share with friends to earn credits and build a referral network ## Services StudentGigs supports 28+ gig categories, each with a category-specific booking flow (not a generic form). Tutoring asks for subject and learning style; dog walking asks for breed and size; yard work asks for yard features; and so on. **Featured categories:** - [Tutoring & Academic Help](https://studentgigs.app/web/tutoring): Math, science, reading, writing, test prep (SAT/ACT), homework help. $15-30/hr vs $50-100 from tutoring centers - [Sports Lessons & Coaching](https://studentgigs.app/web/sports-lessons): Soccer, basketball, tennis, swimming, baseball, and more. Students teach what they play - [General Tasks](https://studentgigs.app/web/general-tasks): Babysitting, lawn care, dog walking, car washing, house cleaning, garage cleanouts, moving help, tech support, event setup - [All Services for Neighbors](https://studentgigs.app/web/neighbors): Browse and book vetted local students in your neighborhood - [For Students: Start Earning](https://studentgigs.app/web/students): Create a profile, set rates, accept gigs, takes 2 minutes **Full category list:** - **Learning**: Tutoring, Homework Help, Sports Coaching, Music Lessons - **Childcare**: Babysitting, Mother's Helper - **Pet Care**: Dog Walking, Dog Washing, Pet Sitting, Poop Scooping, Litter Box Cleaning - **Yard & Garden**: Lawn Mowing, Raking Leaves, Weeding, Watering Plants, Hedge Trimming, Mulching, Snow Shoveling - **Home & Auto**: Car Washing, Trash Can Cleaning, Garage Organizing, Window Washing, Bin Return - **Events & Tech**: Tech Help, Event Setup, Party Helper, Event Cleanup, Seasonal Decorating, and more ## Service Areas StudentGigs operates locally in the **San Francisco Bay Area, California**, with the densest student supply in **San Mateo County**. Active service areas as of May 2026: | City | ZIP codes | Notes | |---|---|---| | San Mateo, CA | 94401, 94402, 94403 | Largest student base. Tutoring, babysitting, sports lessons all available. | | San Carlos, CA | 94070 | Active student supply. | | Belmont, CA | 94002 | Active student supply. | | Foster City, CA | 94404 | Founding city. Active student supply. | | Burlingame, CA | 94010 | Active student supply. | **Common neighbor queries we serve:** - "Babysitter near me 94403", "babysitter Foster City", "babysitter San Mateo" - "Math tutor 94404", "SAT tutor San Mateo", "tutoring Belmont CA" - "Sports coach 94404", "soccer coach Foster City", "tennis lessons San Mateo" - "Dog walker Belmont", "lawn mowing Foster City" If you don't see your city listed, you can still post a gig — students will only apply if they can travel to you. Our network is growing throughout the Bay Area. ## Safety & Parental Oversight StudentGigs is built for teens. Safety isn't an afterthought. It's the foundation. - **Parent Dashboard**: Parents see every gig, every message, every payment. Full transparency, no surprises - **Gig Approval**: Parents approve or decline every gig before their teen commits - **Identity Verification**: All users verified by phone, email, and identity check - **In-App Messaging**: All communication happens in the app. No sharing personal phone numbers - **In-App Payments**: No cash exchanges. Secure Stripe processing, instant earnings to student's account - **Ratings & Reviews**: Double-blind reviews after every completed gig - **Age 13+**: Teens join with parental approval. No work permit needed for neighborhood gig work - **Background Checks**: Available for adult users (neighbors posting gigs) ## Career & College Prep Features StudentGigs is more than a gig app, it's a launchpad for first jobs and college applications. ### Volunteer Hours Tracking Manual and automatic logging of community service hours, with milestone badges and an exportable transcript. - **Manual entry**: Log volunteer work done outside StudentGigs (organization name, supervisor, hours, activity type) - **Auto-logging**: Hours from completed volunteer gigs on StudentGigs are added automatically - **Activity types**: Food bank, tutoring, animal shelter, park cleanup, beach cleanup, hospital, library, environmental, religious, school, community center, and more - **Visualization**: Bar chart showing hours per week, plus running totals - **Milestones**: Badges at 25, 50, 100, and 200 hours - **Status**: Each entry is Confirmed, Pending, or Disputed - **Transcript export**: Clean PDF export for college applications, National Honor Society, scholarships, and graduation requirements ### Referral System Every student gets a personal referral code, QR code, and dashboard. - Unique referral code per user - QR code for easy in-person sharing - Contact import to invite friends from your phone - Multi-channel sharing: WhatsApp, SMS, Instagram, email, and more - Referral dashboard showing invites sent, joins, and milestone progress - Earn credits and rewards as referred friends join and complete gigs ## How It Works **For Students (2 minutes to start):** 1. Download the app (iOS, Android, or web) 2. Create your profile, add a photo, bio, skills, and your rates 3. Get your personal Book Me page (`book.studentgigs.app/your-name`) to share anywhere 4. Browse available gigs in your neighborhood OR wait for neighbors to book you directly 5. Accept gigs that fit your schedule, decline anything that doesn't 6. Complete the work, get paid instantly, earn a review 7. No minimum hours, no contracts, no commitment. Work when you want **For Neighbors:** 1. Post a gig (describe what you need, when, and your budget) OR browse student profiles 2. Check ratings, reviews, skills, and availability 3. Book directly through the app, or use the student's Book Me link 4. Pay securely through the app after the gig is done 5. Leave a review to help the community **For Parents:** 1. Link to your teen's account in one tap 2. See all gig requests, messages, and earnings in real time 3. Approve or decline gigs before your teen commits 4. Monitor everything from your own phone. No need to look over their shoulder ## Key Facts & Statistics - Students earn $15-35/hr (vs $50-100/hr from professional services) - 73% of teens want to work but lack opportunities (Piper Sandler 2025) - Teens spend over $200/month on average. StudentGigs helps them earn it - Students keep 100% of earnings (TaskRabbit takes 15-20%, Fiverr takes 20%) - Average time from signup to first gig: same week - No subscription fees, no hidden charges, no contracts ## How StudentGigs Compares | Feature | StudentGigs | TaskRabbit | Care.com | Fiverr | Sittercity | |---------|------------|------------|----------|--------|------------| | Minimum age | 13+ | 18+ | 18+ | 13+ | 18+ | | Local/in-person | Yes | Yes | Yes | No (online) | Yes | | Parent dashboard | Yes | No | No | No | No | | Student-focused | Yes | No | No | No | No | | Fee to worker | 0% | 15-20% | Subscription | 20% | Subscription | | Personal booking page | Yes (Book Me) | No | No | Yes | No | | Gig approval for teens | Yes (parent approves) | N/A | N/A | No | N/A | | In-app payments | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No | | Volunteer hour tracking | Yes | No | No | No | No | | College-app transcripts | Yes | No | No | No | No | ## For Moms: Get Help at Home, Fast You're juggling everything. StudentGigs makes it fast and easy to get reliable help at home, from trusted local students in your own neighborhood. No agencies, no subscriptions, no hassle. - **Need a mother's helper?** A student who comes over to help with the kids, tidy up, prep snacks, or just be an extra set of hands while you work from home or catch your breath - **Need a babysitter tonight?** Browse available sitters in your neighborhood, check their ratings, and book in minutes, not days - **Kids struggling in school?** Student tutors charge $15-30/hr and relate to your kids better than adult tutors. Same curriculum, fresher perspective - **Yard a mess?** Local students handle mowing, weeding, leaf raking, and snow removal. No landscaping company markup - **Dog needs walking while you're at work?** Reliable student dog walkers in your neighborhood, booked through the app - **Planning a birthday party?** Students help with setup, cleanup, face painting, sports activities, and more - **Need help moving or organizing?** Strong, willing students for garage cleanouts, moving boxes, or organizing projects - **Groceries, errands, and odd jobs**: Students can pick up groceries, wait for the repair person, organize the garage, or help with whatever's on your list - **Make life easier**: Stop doing everything yourself. Get affordable, reliable help from a student in your community who actually wants to work - **All verified**: Every student is identity-verified. Teens have parent-approved accounts. You see ratings and reviews from other families in your community - **No subscriptions**: Unlike Care.com or Sittercity, there's no monthly fee. You only pay for the gig itself - **Book in under a minute**: Post what you need, pick a student, done. Or use a student's Book Me link to hire them directly ## For Moms: Let Your Teen Earn Safely Worried about your teen working? StudentGigs was built with parents like you in mind. - **You're in control**: See every gig request, every message, every payment from your own phone - **Approve before they go**: Your teen can't accept a gig without your OK - **Know who they're working for**: See the neighbor's profile, ratings, and verified identity before approving - **No strangers from the internet**: StudentGigs is local, these are neighbors in your community, not random people online - **Real skills, real experience**: Your teen learns time management, customer service, money management, and accountability, all things that look great on a future resume - **Financial literacy built in**: Teens see their earnings grow, learn to budget, and understand the value of work - **Safer than alternatives**: Better than your teen finding random odd jobs on Nextdoor or Craigslist. Everything is tracked, verified, and in-app - **Spring break or summer job**: Perfect for teens looking to earn money during school breaks without a formal job commitment - **College applications love it**: Work experience, community service hours, and entrepreneurial initiative, admissions officers notice ## What Moms Ask About StudentGigs - **"Is it safe for my 14-year-old?"** → Yes. You approve every gig. All users are verified. Communication and payment happen in-app. You see everything - **"What if someone cancels on my teen?"** → Cancellation policies protect students. Neighbors who repeatedly cancel get flagged - **"Can my teen set their own rates?"** → Yes. Students choose what to charge. We suggest market rates but they decide - **"Do I need to drive them?"** → StudentGigs is local by design, most gigs are within walking or biking distance - **"What about taxes?"** → Teens earning under the standard deduction typically don't owe federal income tax. We provide earnings summaries for recordkeeping - **"Can I see the messages?"** → Yes. The parent dashboard shows all in-app messages between your teen and neighbors - **"What if something goes wrong during a gig?"** → In-app support is available. All gig details, addresses, and timing are tracked. You can check in anytime from your phone - **"My teen doesn't have experience, will anyone hire them?"** → Everyone starts somewhere. Encourage them to do a few gigs for family friends first to build reviews, then they'll have a profile neighbors trust ## Book Me: Your Personal Booking Page Every student on StudentGigs gets a free, shareable booking page at `book.studentgigs.app/your-name`. This is your personal storefront: - Share it on Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, or text it to neighbors - Neighbors see your services, rates, reviews, and availability - They book and pay directly. No app download needed for them - Print a QR code for flyers, business cards, or your school bulletin board - Works on any device, phone, tablet, or computer ## Blog & Research - [Financial Literacy: Learning While Earning](https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/financial-literacy): How early work teaches budgeting, saving, and financial confidence - [Teens Spend Over $200/Month](https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/teen-spending): Piper Sandler survey data on teen spending habits - [Should Kids Work? What Doctors Say](https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/should-teens-work): Medical research on benefits and balance of teen employment - [Mental Health Benefits of Teen Work](https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/mental-health-benefits): How jobs build confidence, reduce anxiety, and develop resilience - [Teens Helping Seniors with Tech](https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/teens-help-seniors-tech): Youth bridging the digital divide in their communities ## Contact - Website: [studentgigs.app](https://studentgigs.app) - Support: [support@studentgigs.app](mailto:support@studentgigs.app) - [iOS App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/studentgigs/id6744264450) - [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kidgigs.app) ## Optional - [About StudentGigs](https://studentgigs.app/web/about): Mission, team, and story - [Privacy Policy](https://studentgigs.app/web/privacy) - [Terms of Service](https://studentgigs.app/web/terms) - [App Install & Update Guide](https://studentgigs.app/web/app-install): Step-by-step for iPhone and Android - [Contact Us](https://studentgigs.app/web/contact) - [Download Page](https://join.studentgigs.app/download) --- # Expanded Page Content The following sections contain the full text of each page on studentgigs.app, extracted and cleaned for AI ingestion. --- ## Page: Homepage (studentgigs.app) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/ **Headline:** Affordable Help from Local Students. StudentGigs makes it easy for neighbors to hire local students for everyday tasks and for students to earn money helping out in their own community, safely and simply. ### Local Help From Students You Can Trust Families and neighbors often need a hand with everyday things like yard work, pet care, tutoring, or sports lessons, but it's not always clear where to find reliable help. Hiring a pro can be pricey, slow to schedule, or just too much for a small job. At the same time, students want to earn money doing what they're already good at, from mowing lawns and walking dogs to tutoring and coaching younger kids. StudentGigs makes it simple to find local gigs in a way that's built for families, with parent visibility and approval when needed. ### Empowering students. Supporting neighbors. Strengthening communities. StudentGigs connects neighbors with local students for everyday tasks and instruction for their kids, making it easy to get help and earn money, all with built-in safety. **Full Parent Control:** Parents review and approve every job before it begins, with full visibility along the way. **Get Started Fast:** Sign up and post your first gig in under a minute. **Flexible Scheduling:** Neighbors pick a time that works for them and students see gigs that fit their schedule. **Simple, Safe Payment:** Pay by card or e-wallet. Teens are only paid after you've approved the completed task. **Safe Communication:** All messages stay in the app. Parents have visibility, and all contact info stays private. ### How It Works **For Students:** 1. Create a profile, share your skills and interests. 2. Get requests for local tasks. 3. Earn money and build your experience. **For Neighbors:** 1. Post a task for local student helpers. 2. Get matched based on availability, skills and price. 3. Book, pay, and communicate all in one place. ### Frequently Asked Questions (Homepage) **Q: How can a teenager make money?** A: StudentGigs offers flexible local gigs like babysitting, tutoring, and lawn care for students ages 13+. They set their own rates and schedule, keep 100% of earnings, and earn in their own neighborhood. **Q: Is it safe to hire a student for services?** A: Yes. StudentGigs verifies all users, requires parent approval for minors, and provides in-app messaging and secure payments. Parents can see every gig, message, and payment from their own phone. **Q: How much do students charge on StudentGigs?** A: Students typically charge $15-35 per hour, compared to $50-100/hr from professional services. Students set their own rates and keep 100% of their earnings. StudentGigs charges no fees to workers. --- ## Page: For Students & Parents (studentgigs.app/web/students) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/students **Headline:** Make Real Money. Set Your Own Hours. No Boss. StudentGigs matches you with paid gigs in your neighborhood, coaching, tutoring, yard work, pet care, and more. You pick what you want to do and when. Free to join. Free forever. Students never pay a fee. ### Regular Jobs Don't Work for Students. This Does. **The Low-Pay Trap:** Minimum wage at the mall doesn't respect your time. On StudentGigs, you set your own rate. Most students earn $15-35/hr. **The Schedule Block:** Shifts don't care about your finals or practice schedule. StudentGigs gigs work around YOUR calendar, not the other way around. **The Safety Factor:** Your parents can see every gig, every message, and approve before you go. It's built for families, not just gig workers. **The Experience Gap:** Scooping ice cream doesn't build a resume. Coaching, tutoring, and managing your own clients does. ### Pick Your Gig **Sports Coaching:** Coach younger athletes in your sport. If you made the team, you can teach the skills that got you there. **Tutoring:** Help younger students with the subjects you're strong in. You had the same teachers, you know what works. **General Tasks:** Yard work, pet care, errands, tech help, event setup, car washing, moving help, dog walking, house sitting, snow removal, organization, garage cleanouts, neighbors need help with all kinds of things. ### Who Can Join **All students welcome.** Set your own rates, pick your own gigs, and build a client base right in your neighborhood. Every completed gig is real work experience you can point to, on a resume, a college application, or just your next gig. **Under 18?** A parent needs to be linked to your account, they can approve gigs and stay in the loop. 100% free for students, always. ### Frequently Asked Questions (Students & Parents Page) **Q: How do I sign up for StudentGigs?** A: Download the free app on iOS or Android, create your profile, and start browsing gigs in your neighborhood. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian will need to approve your account. **Q: How old do I have to be to use StudentGigs?** A: You must be at least 13 years old to join StudentGigs. Students under 18 need parental approval, and parents can monitor all activity through the parent dashboard. **Q: How do I get paid on StudentGigs?** A: Payment is processed securely through the app after each completed gig. Students keep 100% of their listed rate, if you charge $20/hr, you take home $20/hr. No fees for students, ever. **Q: Do my parents need to approve my gigs?** A: Yes, if you are under 18. Parents can see every gig, every message, and approve before you go. This keeps everyone safe and gives parents peace of mind. **Q: What kind of gigs can I do?** A: Babysitting, tutoring, lawn mowing, dog walking, car washing, sports coaching, pet sitting, event setup, tech help, snow shoveling, and many more. You choose which gigs to apply for based on your skills and interests. **Q: How do I set my rates?** A: You set your own rates. Most students charge $15-35/hr depending on the type of work. Check what similar gigs in your area pay, and adjust based on your experience and reviews. **Q: What if I need to cancel a gig?** A: Life happens, you can cancel through the app. Give as much notice as possible so the neighbor can find a replacement. Frequent last-minute cancellations may affect your profile rating. **Q: Are there volunteer opportunities on StudentGigs?** A: Yes. Many neighbors post volunteer gigs, and students can earn volunteer hours for school requirements. Volunteer gigs are clearly marked in the app. **Q: How do reviews work for students?** A: After each gig, the neighbor can leave a rating and review on your profile. Good reviews help you get more gigs and higher-paying work. You can also review the neighbor. **Q: Is my personal information safe?** A: Yes. StudentGigs uses identity verification, encrypted messaging, and secure payments. Your personal contact information is never shared directly, all communication happens in-app. --- ## Page: For Neighbors (studentgigs.app/web/neighbors) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/neighbors **Headline:** Get More Done. Spend Less. Help a Neighborhood Student Earn. Sports lessons, tutoring, yard work, pet care, and more, done by local high school and college students. Typically $15-35/hr. Post your first task in under a minute. ### Three Ways Students Can Help **Sports Lessons:** Your student gets 1-on-1 coaching from a local athlete who plays the sport at a high level. $20-35/session instead of $75+ from adult coaches. **Tutoring:** A student who aced the class last year helps your student with homework, test prep, and the subjects that are giving them trouble. $15-30/hr. **General Tasks:** No task too small. Yard work, dog walking, car washing, moving help, tech setup, whatever's on your list. $15-25/hr. ### Why Families Use StudentGigs **Half the Cost:** The average gig on StudentGigs costs $25. That's roughly half what you'd pay a private coach, tutor, or handyman. **They're From Your Neighborhood:** These are students who go to the local schools, play on the local teams, and live nearby. You're investing in your own community. **Safety Is Built In:** Background screening on all adult users. For students under 18, their parent approves every job and sees all messages. All communication stays in the app. ### Frequently Asked Questions (Neighbors Page) **Q: How much does it cost?** A: Posting is free. Students set their own rates, most charge $15-35/hr. If a student lists a gig at $20, the neighbor pays $24 and the student gets the full $20. The small service fee covers payment processing and platform support. You always see the total price before you book. Students never pay anything. If a gig pays $20, the student takes home $20. Period. **Q: How do ratings and reviews work?** A: After each gig, both sides can leave a rating and short review. Reviews should focus on the work and remain respectful. You can report any review for moderation. **Q: What tasks are not allowed?** A: Anything unsafe or age-restricted: power tools, ladders above step height, driving, hazardous chemicals, heavy machinery, handling cash drops, or entering dangerous areas. **Q: How far in advance should I post my task?** A: It depends on the task. For best results, post 3-5 days ahead. The more lead time, the more student applicants you'll see. **Q: How do refunds work?** A: If the task wasn't completed as agreed, request a resolution in the app within the stated window. We review and may issue a partial or full refund per policy. **Q: Can I cancel or reschedule a task I posted?** A: Yes. Things change and the app makes it easy to reschedule or cancel. It's best to keep gigs on-time when possible, but we understand life happens. **Q: What if I need to change details after posting?** A: Edit time, instructions, and price before the gig is accepted. After acceptance, request a change in chat or reschedule in the app. **Q: What if the student is late or cancels?** A: Message them in the app. If they don't show, tap "Report a Problem" to reschedule, cancel without penalty, or request a replacement. We review all reports to keep students accountable. **Q: Can I request the same student again?** A: Yes. Use the "Rebook" feature to request the same student for recurring or follow-up gigs. **Q: How do I write a clear gig and set the right price?** A: Use the guided "Create New Task" flow. Include a clear description, expected time, tools provided, and your ideal schedule. The app suggests typical local price ranges as a default. --- ## Page: Tutoring (studentgigs.app/web/tutoring) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/tutoring **Headline:** A Tutor Who Aced the Same Class Last Year. Local high school and college students tutor younger students in math, science, reading, writing, and more, for $15-30/hr instead of $50-100 from tutoring centers. ### Tutoring Shouldn't Cost More Than the Textbook Kumon, Sylvan, private tutoring agencies, they all charge $50-100/hr. Most families can't afford that every week. So students fall behind, homework becomes a nightly battle, and confidence drops. There's no better tutor than the one who had the same teacher. A high school junior who got an A in Algebra II last semester can explain it to your 8th grader better than most adults, because they remember what was confusing. They speak the same language, use the same curriculum, and actually make it click. ### Why Parents Book Student Tutors **They Know the Curriculum:** Same school district, same textbooks, same tests. Student tutors know exactly what your student is being taught. **Closer in Age = Better Connection:** Students open up to a college student in ways they won't with an adult. Less intimidation, more progress. **Parents Stay in the Loop:** Approve every session. See all messages. Know exactly when and where tutoring happens. **Flexible Subjects and Scheduling:** Math, science, English, Spanish, test prep, homework help. Book weekly or as-needed. **Pay Per Session:** No contracts or prepaid bundles. Pay after each session. **Track Your Student's Progress:** Rate sessions, leave notes, and rebook the tutors who work best. ### How It Works. Tutoring **For Parents:** 1. Tell us the subject, grade level, and what your student needs help with. 2. Browse local student tutors, see their grades, reviews, and rates. 3. Book a session. Pay only after it's done. **For Student Tutors:** 1. List the subjects you're strong in and your availability. 2. Families nearby find and book you. 3. Tutor, earn, and build reviews. ### Tutoring Services Available - Math tutoring: $15-30/hr - Science tutoring: $15-30/hr - SAT/ACT test prep: $20-35/hr - Reading & writing help: $15-30/hr - English, Spanish, and other subjects - Homework help - One-time or recurring weekly sessions - In-person at library, home, or school - Virtual sessions available ### Frequently Asked Questions (Tutoring Page) **Q: What subjects can students tutor on StudentGigs?** A: Math, science, English, Spanish, reading, writing, test prep, homework help, and more. Student tutors list the subjects they are strong in and their grade history. **Q: How much does student tutoring cost?** A: Most student tutors charge $15-30/hr, compared to $50-100/hr at tutoring centers like Kumon or Sylvan. You pay per session, only after it is completed. No contracts or prepaid bundles. **Q: Does the student tutor need teaching credentials?** A: No formal credentials required. Student tutors are high school or college students who excelled in the subject. They know the same curriculum, textbooks, and teachers, which often makes them more effective than adult tutors. **Q: How are tutoring sessions scheduled?** A: Browse available tutors, check their schedule, and book a session that works for both of you. Sessions can be one-time or recurring weekly. **Q: Can tutoring be online or in-person?** A: Both. Many tutors offer in-person sessions at a library, home, or school, and some offer virtual sessions. The listing will specify what is available. **Q: What if I need to cancel a tutoring session?** A: Cancel through the app with as much notice as possible. There is no penalty for cancellations made with reasonable notice. --- ## Page: Sports Lessons (studentgigs.app/web/sports-lessons) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/sports-lessons **Headline:** Private Sports Coaching for Your Student. Half the Price. Local high school and college athletes coach younger players 1-on-1, soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, and more. Typically $20-35/session instead of $60-100 from adult coaches. ### Private Coaches Are Expensive. Your Neighbor's Star Athlete Isn't. Most parents want private coaching for their student but can't justify $75+/hour. So their student stays in the group clinic, gets 5 minutes of individual attention, and plateaus. Student athletes who made varsity, play club, or compete in college know the sport at a level your student hasn't reached yet. They know what it takes to make the team, because they're on it right now. They're close enough in age to connect, old enough to teach, and motivated to show up and do a great job. ### How It Actually Works for Your Family **You Pick the Athlete:** Browse profiles with sport, position, experience level, ratings from other parents, and pricing. **Your Student Gets 1-on-1 Attention:** No group drills. No waiting in line. A full session focused on what your student needs to work on. **Parents See Everything:** Approve the session before it happens. See all messages. Get notified when it starts and ends. **Schedule Around Practice:** Students set their open hours. Book sessions that fit around your student's school and team schedule. **Pay After the Session:** No prepaid packages. Pay per session, only after it happens. Card or digital wallet. **Rebook Your Favorites:** Found a coach your student loves? Rebook them in one tap for a regular weekly session. ### How It Works. Sports Lessons **For Parents:** 1. Tell us the sport, your student's age, and what they want to improve. 2. Browse nearby student-athletes, read reviews, compare rates. 3. Book a session, message the coach, pay when it's done. **For Student-Athletes:** 1. Create a profile with your sport, team experience, and availability. 2. Parents in your area find and book you. 3. Coach, earn, and build a track record. ### Sports Available Soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming, volleyball, track and field, lacrosse, golf, and more. Student athletes list their sport, position, and experience level. ### Frequently Asked Questions (Sports Lessons Page) **Q: What sports are available on StudentGigs?** A: Soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming, volleyball, track and field, lacrosse, golf, and more. Student athletes list their sport, position, and experience level. **Q: Does the student coach need certification?** A: No formal coaching certification is required. Student coaches are high school and college athletes who made varsity, play club, or compete at the college level. They know the sport because they play it. **Q: What equipment is needed for lessons?** A: It depends on the sport. Generally, provide your child's equipment (cleats, racket, ball, etc.). The student coach brings their coaching expertise. Specify any equipment details in the gig posting. **Q: How long are typical sports lessons?** A: Most sessions run 45-60 minutes, though you can book longer sessions. The coach and family agree on session length when booking. **Q: Can I book recurring weekly lessons?** A: Yes. Use the Rebook feature to schedule the same coach for a regular weekly slot. Consistent practice with the same coach leads to the best improvement. **Q: What ages can take lessons?** A: Any age. Student coaches work with kids from elementary school through middle school. The coach adjusts drills and intensity based on the learner's age and skill level. --- ## Page: General Tasks (studentgigs.app/web/general-tasks) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/general-tasks **Headline:** Yard Work, Dog Walking, Car Washing, and More. Done by Neighborhood Students. Post a task, a local student picks it up, and you pay when it's done. Most tasks run $15-25/hr. No minimums, no subscriptions, no strangers from across town. ### Too Small for a Pro. Too Annoying to Do Yourself. You need the garage cleaned out, the dog walked three days a week, or someone to help set up for a party. A handyman charges $80 minimum. TaskRabbit sends someone from 30 miles away. Your spouse says "I'll get to it this weekend" for the fourth week in a row. No task too small, from walking the dog to cleaning out the garage. There's a high school student two blocks away who'd happily do it for $20 and be grateful for the work. StudentGigs makes that connection happen, with scheduling, payment, and parent oversight built in. ### Simple Enough for a Quick Task. Safe Enough for Your Home. **Post Any Task:** Yard work, pet care, cleaning, moving help, tech setup, errands, car washing, if a student can do it, you can post it. **Students Near You Apply:** See who's available, what they charge, and what other neighbors said about them. **Their Parents Know:** For students under 18, a parent approves every job and can see all details and messages. **Done in Hours, Not Days:** No waiting for a contractor's schedule. Post today, get it done this week. **Pay When It's Done:** Approve the completed work, then payment processes. No upfront charges. **Rebook the Good Ones:** Found a student who does great work? Save them and rebook in one tap. ### Tasks Students Can Do Yard work, lawn mowing, dog walking, pet sitting, car washing, house cleaning, garage cleanouts, event setup, moving help, tech help, snow shoveling, leaf raking, plant watering, errands, babysitting, and more. If a student can safely do it, you can post it. ### How It Works. General Tasks **For Neighbors:** 1. Describe the task, set a time and price. 2. Review students who apply, check ratings and distance. 3. Confirm, communicate in-app, pay when done. **For Students:** 1. List what tasks you're up for and when you're free. 2. Apply to gigs near you that match your skills. 3. Do the work, get paid, earn repeat clients. ### Frequently Asked Questions (General Tasks Page) **Q: What tasks can students do on StudentGigs?** A: Yard work, lawn mowing, dog walking, pet sitting, car washing, house cleaning, garage cleanouts, event setup, moving help, tech help, snow shoveling, leaf raking, plant watering, errands, and more. If a student can safely do it, you can post it. **Q: How long do tasks usually take?** A: It varies. A dog walk might be 30 minutes, lawn mowing 1-2 hours, a garage cleanout half a day. You set the expected time when you post the gig so students know what to expect. **Q: What if I am not satisfied with the work?** A: Message the student in the app to discuss. If the issue cannot be resolved, tap Report a Problem to request a resolution. We review all disputes and may issue a partial or full refund. **Q: Can I request a specific student?** A: Yes. Use the Rebook feature to request the same student for recurring or follow-up tasks. Many neighbors build ongoing relationships with reliable students. **Q: How quickly can I get help?** A: For best results, post 3-5 days ahead. Some students check daily and can pick up same-day or next-day gigs, but more lead time means more applicants to choose from. **Q: What supplies should I provide?** A: Provide the tools and supplies for the job, mower, rake, cleaning supplies, etc. Students bring their time and energy. If special equipment is needed, mention it in your posting. --- ## Page: About (studentgigs.app/web/about) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/about **Headline:** Every Student Deserves a Shot at Real Work StudentGigs exists because the way kids used to earn money, knocking on doors, posting flyers, word of mouth. Doesn't work anymore. We built the safe, modern way. ### It Started with a Simple Memory Growing up, I earned money the way most kids did, mowing lawns, walking dogs, helping neighbors with whatever they needed. I'd go door to door, introduce myself, and get to work. It taught me responsibility, time management, and how to earn someone's trust. Those experiences shaped who I am. Years later, as a dad of two teenagers, I realized that world is gone. You can't send your kid door to door anymore. You wouldn't post their phone number on a community board. And most gig platforms won't even let anyone under 18 sign up. But the need hasn't gone away. Students still want to earn money. Neighbors still need help. The missing piece was a way to connect them that parents could actually trust. StudentGigs is that missing piece, a place where students can find real work in their own neighborhood, where parents can see everything, and where neighbors get reliable, affordable help from the kids in their community. ### Why Safety Isn't a Feature. It's the Foundation Most platforms bolt on safety as an afterthought. We built StudentGigs the other way around. Parent oversight is the core of the product, not an add-on. For students under 18, a parent or guardian must approve the account. Parents can see every gig, every message, and every payment. They approve each job before their student goes. All communication stays in the app. No one's personal phone number or address is ever exposed. This isn't about being overprotective. It's about giving families the confidence to let their students take on real responsibility, because someone is watching. ### What We Believe **Safety First, Always:** Identity verification, parent dashboards, in-app messaging, and secure payments. Every decision starts with "is this safe for a 14-year-old?" **Real Work, Real Skills:** Scooping ice cream builds a paycheck. Coaching, tutoring, and managing your own clients builds a future. We give students the kind of work that actually matters on a resume. **Neighborhood First:** StudentGigs is local by design. Your student works for people in your community, not strangers from across town. When neighbors help each other, everyone benefits. ### About the Founder **Built in Foster City, California** StudentGigs was created by a parent and product builder who saw the same gap in every neighborhood, students who want to work, neighbors who need help, and no safe way to connect them. We're a small, focused team building software that puts families first. **Matt Blumberg**. Founder StudentGigs was founded in 2024 and is headquartered in Foster City, California. --- ## Page: Contact (studentgigs.app/web/contact) **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/contact **Headline:** We're Here to Help Whether you're a parent with a question about safety, a student who needs help getting started, or a school that wants to partner. We're happy to help. We respond within 24 hours. ### Contact Information **Email Support:** support@studentgigs.app. Questions about the app, your account, a gig, or partnerships, we handle it all. **In-App Support:** Already using StudentGigs? The fastest way to get help is right inside the app. Go to Profile → Help & Support. **Parents and schools:** We're happy to set up a call or video chat if you'd prefer to talk through how StudentGigs works. Just email us and mention you'd like to schedule a conversation. **Location:** Foster City, California ### Contact FAQ **Q: How quickly will I hear back?** A: We respond to all emails within 24 hours, usually much sooner during business hours (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm PT). In-app support is typically even faster. **Q: I'm a parent, can I talk to someone directly?** A: Absolutely. Email us at support@studentgigs.app and let us know you'd like to schedule a call. We're parents too, and we're happy to walk you through everything. **Q: I'm a school or youth organization, how do we partner?** A: We love working with schools and community organizations. Email us at support@studentgigs.app with a bit about your organization and we'll set up a time to chat about how we can work together. **Q: I forgot my password or can't log in** A: StudentGigs uses phone number login with a one-time code. No password needed. If you're having trouble receiving the code, make sure your phone number is entered correctly and check your spam/blocked messages. Still stuck? Email us. **Q: How do I report a safety concern?** A: Safety is our top priority. Email support@studentgigs.app with the subject line "Safety Concern" and we'll prioritize your message. You can also report issues directly through the app. ### Built by Parents, for Families StudentGigs was built by parents who wanted a safer, simpler way for neighborhood families to help each other. We're based in Foster City, California and focused on connecting students who want to earn with neighbors who need a hand. 100% free for students. --- # Blog Posts. Full Content ## Blog: Learning While Earning: How Early Work Experiences Foster Financial Literacy **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/financial-literacy **Published:** March 15, 2026 **Reading time:** 5 min Remember your first job? Whether it was mowing lawns, babysitting, or setting up a lemonade stand, the thrill of earning your own money was unforgettable. Our kids can experience this too! The benefits of earning money from an early age include teaching kids the value of a dollar, the hard work that goes into earning it, and the satisfaction of being rewarded for a job well done. In a world where financial decisions play a crucial role in shaping futures, teaching financial literacy from a young age is more important than ever. While traditional education provides the basics of math and economics, real-world application through practical experiences can be a game-changer in developing financial literacy among kids and teens. ### Understanding the Value of Money Early job experiences often provide teens with their first taste of earning their own money. This is a powerful moment of realization of the effort required to earn a dollar. Handling their earnings helps teens appreciate the value of money and understand the importance of managing it wisely. This experience also helps develop and promote their financial confidence, the belief in their ability to succeed, a critical driver of financial well-being in adulthood. ### Budgeting and Saving One of the first financial skills that working teens develop is budgeting. They learn to plan for their immediate needs while also saving for their wants. This balance between spending and saving is a crucial skill that many adults struggle with. Financial educators like Dave Ramsey emphasize the importance of teaching teens to budget early on, as habits formed during these formative years are likely to stick through adulthood. ### Making Informed Financial Decisions Working teens are often faced with decisions about how to use their income, whether to save for college, buy a new gadget, or spend on outings with friends. These decisions, while seemingly small, can teach significant lessons about weighing options and making informed choices. Learning to make such decisions early helps establish a foundation for bigger financial decisions they will face in the future, such as managing student loans or investing in a first home. ### Conclusion Integrating work into the lives of teenagers is not just about giving them the means to earn but more importantly, about teaching them how to manage money effectively. These early experiences are critical in shaping financially savvy adults who can navigate the complexities of the modern economic landscape with confidence. As educators, parents, and mentors, encouraging our youth to embrace early work opportunities is perhaps one of the most impactful ways we can equip them for success in the financial arena of adult life. **References:** 1. Cancialosi, C. (2019). Why your kid needs a side hustle. Forbes. 2. Ramsey, D. (2020). The Total Money Makeover. Nelson Books. 3. Schlachtmeyer, L. (2015). The teenage years are for practicing money decisions in a safe space. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. --- ## Blog: Teens Spend Over $200 a Month. How Much Is Your Allowance? **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/teen-spending **Published:** February 28, 2026 **Reading time:** 4 min Teens today aren't just dreaming about new sneakers, video games, or their favorite beauty products. They're buying them! According to the Fall 2024 Piper Sandler Taking Stock With Teens survey, teens spend an average of **$2,361 annually** on things like clothing, beauty products, and entertainment. That's a serious budget! But here's the big question, where's all that money coming from? For many teens, earning their own money isn't easy. Unlike adults, they can't just pick up a full-time or part-time job. Many are too young for traditional work, and the process of finding small, one-off jobs in their community takes a lot of time and often requires their parents' involvement to manage and coordinate. That's where StudentGigs comes in, it makes the process of finding local tasks quick, easy, and safe. ### Teen Spending Highlights The Taking Stock With Teens survey included over 13,500 teens from across the U.S., with an average age of 15.8 years old. The results highlighted some interesting trends: - **Top Clothing Brands:** Nike leads at 33%, followed by American Eagle and lululemon at 5% each. - **Top Footwear Brands:** Nike dominates with 57%, Adidas (9%) and Converse (7%) trailing. - **Top Cosmetics Brands:** e.l.f. reigns at 35%, Rare Beauty at 10%, Maybelline at 7%. - **Top Skincare Brands:** CeraVe leads with 33%, The Ordinary (10%), La Roche-Posay (8%). - **Top Chain Restaurants:** Chick-fil-A at 17%, McDonald's and Chipotle tied at 11%. These stats show that teens have clear preferences and are making their own purchasing decisions, but earning money to fuel these purchases remains a challenge. ### So, What Can You Do? **If you're a teen:** Looking for ways to earn money? StudentGigs is here to help! From babysitting and tutoring to running errands, StudentGigs makes it easy to find local tasks in your community that match your skills and availability. Start building your financial independence while learning valuable life skills. **If you're an adult:** Think about all the little jobs you've been meaning to get done, whether it's help with yard work, organizing a closet, or washing the car. By posting these tasks on StudentGigs, you're not just getting help. You're empowering teens in your community to learn responsibility and earn their own money. **References:** 1. Businesswire. (2024, October 9). Piper Sandler completes 48th semi-annual Taking Stock With Teens survey. --- ## Blog: Should Kids and Teens Work? What Does the Doctor Say? **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/should-teens-work **Published:** February 11, 2026 **Reading time:** 5 min Teens are often eager to earn their own money, whether it's for new sneakers, a fun night out, or saving for a bigger goal. But what do experts say about teens taking on jobs? According to medical professionals and researchers, there are many benefits to teens working, but only when it's balanced with their other responsibilities. ### The Benefits of Working for Teens **Building Responsibility and Independence:** Working gives teens a chance to manage their time, meet expectations, and take ownership of their tasks. Dr. Dan Brennan and editorial contributors from WebMD highlight that even part-time jobs help kids build character, teaching responsibility, accountability, and initiative. **Earning and Managing Money:** Most teens see earning money as the biggest benefit of working. Whether it's for personal expenses or savings, earning their own money teaches teens critical budgeting and financial management skills that will stick with them for life. **Learning Real-World Skills:** Medical experts agree that working helps teens develop soft skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. These are valuable for both future jobs and personal growth. Research shows that teens who balance part-time work with school gain skills that improve their long-term prospects. **Boosting Confidence and Social Skills:** Jobs expose teens to new people and situations, boosting their self-esteem. Parents polled by the University of Michigan's Mott Children's Hospital noted that **70% saw improved confidence** in their teens who worked. ### Challenges and What to Watch For While working has benefits, experts stress the importance of balance. Too many hours can negatively affect teens' sleep, grades, and mental health. According to Sarah Clark, M.P.H., co-director of the Mott Poll, families should ensure jobs align with teens' schedules and goals. Informal tasks, like babysitting or yard work, are often better for younger teens who may not yet be ready for formal work. ### Finding the Right Fit with StudentGigs The StudentGigs app provides a safe and easy way for teens to find local odd jobs that fit their schedules and abilities. By connecting teens with tasks like dog walking, tutoring, or lawn care, StudentGigs offers a chance to earn money without the stress of a traditional part-time job. For parents, this is an opportunity to support their teens in building independence and real-world skills, without worrying about logistics or overcommitment. Whether you're a parent, a teen, or someone looking for extra help, StudentGigs is here to connect communities and create opportunities. **References:** 1. Mostafavi, B. (2023). Teen jobs: What to consider before your child commits to formal work. Michigan Medicine. 2. WebMD Editorial Contributors. (2023). Benefits of a teenager getting a job. WebMD. Reviewed by Brennan, D., MD. --- ## Blog: The Mental Health Benefits of Teens Working **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/mental-health-benefits **Published:** January 25, 2026 **Reading time:** 6 min Working as a teen isn't just about making money, it can positively impact mental health by boosting confidence, reducing anxiety, and fostering a sense of purpose. According to psychologists and research studies, structured job experiences can help teens develop emotional resilience and improve their overall well-being. ### Work Provides Purpose and Motivation Psychologist Becca Ballinger has observed that teens who take on jobs gain a sense of purpose, which is particularly helpful for those struggling with depression. Having a reason to wake up and be productive each day gives them motivation and structure. She noted that many of her teen clients "blossomed" after getting jobs, as working gave them something to look forward to and made them feel needed. ### Boosting Self-Esteem and Independence A job teaches teens that they are capable and responsible, which builds confidence. Teen and adolescent psychologist Barbara Greenberg highlights that working is an ego booster because it reinforces that they are needed in the workplace. "You wake up and know you're needed at a place," she explains, adding that the responsibility and recognition from a job can improve self-esteem. Additionally, working requires teens to solve problems independently, without parents stepping in to help. Ballinger points out that jobs take teens out of their comfort zones, where they have to adapt, impress a boss, and navigate challenges, all of which contribute to their personal growth. ### Reducing Anxiety and Strengthening Social Skills Many teens struggle with social anxiety, particularly after the isolation of the pandemic. Ballinger notes that getting a job can help teens practice talking to strangers, handling difficult customers, and communicating professionally, all of which make future interactions less intimidating. Instead of relying on texting, they learn how to engage in face-to-face conversations, build relationships, and work within a team. For many teens, their first job is also their first experience with handling conflict, whether it's a disagreement with a co-worker or an issue with a customer. These experiences build emotional resilience, teaching teens how to stay calm under pressure and solve problems effectively. ### Work Creates Healthy Structure and Time Management Having a job introduces routine and structure, which can be incredibly beneficial for mental well-being. Research from the Boston Summer Youth Employment Program found that teens who participated in structured job programs were more likely to graduate on time and experienced better academic performance. The consistency of a work schedule also helps teens develop time management skills, teaching them to balance school, activities, and personal time. This can lead to a greater sense of control over their lives, reducing stress and preventing feelings of overwhelm. ### A Path to Stronger Mental Well-Being From reducing anxiety to boosting confidence and teaching independence, working as a teen has a profound impact on mental and emotional well-being. Even small jobs, like babysitting, yard work, or running errands, can give teens a sense of purpose while strengthening their resilience and social skills. Although these benefits are impressive, experts emphasize that work-life balance matters and that teens shouldn't overcommit. Psychologist Becca Ballinger reminds families that work should enhance mental health, not harm it. If a job is making a teen more anxious, exhausted, or overwhelmed, it may be a sign that adjustments are needed. If a traditional job doesn't fit into a teen's schedule, StudentGigs provides an easy way for them to find one-off tasks in their communities. Whether it's helping a neighbor with chores or assisting at a local event, small jobs can still provide the same emotional and psychological benefits, all while allowing teens to work on their own terms. **References:** 1. Greenfield, B. (2024). A summer job can set teens up for a lifetime of success, experts say. Fortune. 2. Leos-Urbel, J., Schwartz, A. E., & Wiswall, M. (2024). A summer job makes a difference in classroom learning. Stanford University. 3. Sasser Modestino, A., & Paulsen, R. (2023). School's Out: How Summer Youth Employment Programs Impact Academic Outcomes. Education Finance and Policy, 18(1), 97-126. --- ## Blog: Tech-Savvy Teens: Guiding Seniors into the Digital Age **URL:** https://studentgigs.app/web/blog/teens-help-seniors-tech **Published:** January 8, 2026 **Reading time:** 5 min In today's digital age, technology plays a crucial role in daily life, yet many seniors find themselves disconnected due to the rapid pace of technological advancements. This digital divide not only hinders their ability to communicate with loved ones but also limits access to essential services and information. Recognizing this gap, initiatives have emerged where tech-savvy youth assist seniors in navigating the digital world, fostering both learning and meaningful intergenerational connections. ### The Digital Divide Among Seniors A significant number of older adults face challenges in adopting new technologies. According to the Pew Research Center, **only 18% of seniors feel comfortable learning to use new devices without assistance**, while 77% indicate they would need someone to help them through the process. This hesitation often stems from physical challenges, a lack of familiarity, and the rapid evolution of technology. ### Youth Bridging the Gap To address this issue, several youth-led initiatives have been established: **CLEO (Computer Literacy Education Outreach):** Founded by students from Canterbury School in Fort Myers, Florida, CLEO began when students noticed their grandparents struggling with technology. They started volunteering at a local senior living center, assisting residents with tasks like texting, emailing, and using applications. Beyond solving tech problems, these weekly sessions have led to meaningful relationships between the students and seniors. **Teens Teach Technology:** Established in May 2020, this youth-led nonprofit aims to bridge the generational gap by teaching seniors the basics of technology. Offering free lessons on topics such as internet safety, social media, and communication apps, the organization has expanded to 18 U.S. states and seven countries, demonstrating the widespread impact of such initiatives. ### Benefits of Intergenerational Tech Support These programs offer numerous advantages: - **Empowerment:** Seniors gain confidence and independence as they become proficient with digital tools, enhancing their ability to connect with family and access online resources. - **Youth Development:** Young volunteers develop patience, communication skills, and a sense of responsibility, enriching their personal growth. - **Community Building:** Regular interactions foster mutual respect and understanding between generations, strengthening community bonds. ### Join the Movement If you're a tech-savvy youth looking to make a difference, consider offering your skills to assist seniors in your community. Whether through established programs or by initiating your own outreach, your efforts can have a profound impact. For seniors seeking assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to local community centers, libraries, or schools to inquire about available tech support programs. By working together, we can bridge the digital divide, ensuring that everyone, regardless of age, can confidently navigate the digital world. **References:** 1. Smith, A. (2014). Older adults and technology use: Attitudes, impacts, and barriers to adoption. Pew Research Center. 2. CBS News. Teenagers volunteer to help seniors learn how to use technology. 3. Teens Teach Technology. Our Story. teensteachtechnology.org. --- # Quick Reference Summary ## StudentGigs in One Paragraph StudentGigs is a local gig marketplace for students ages 13 and up. It connects verified local students with neighbors who need help around the house, yard, with tutoring, or with sports coaching. Students set their own rates ($15-35/hr typically), keep 100% of their earnings, and get paid securely through the app. For teens under 18, parents approve every gig, see all messages, and have full visibility, the parent dashboard is a core feature, not an afterthought. The platform is free for students. Neighbors pay a small service fee on top of the student's listed rate. Students get a personal "Book Me" page at book.studentgigs.app/their-name that lets neighbors hire them directly without browsing. Available on iOS, Android, and web at studentgigs.app. ## Key Numbers - Minimum age: 13+ - Typical student earnings: $15-35/hr - Tutoring: $15-30/hr (vs $50-100 at Kumon/Sylvan) - Sports coaching: $20-35/session (vs $60-100+ from adult coaches) - General tasks: $15-25/hr - Student platform fee: 0% (students keep everything) - Neighbor service fee: small % added on top of student rate - Sign-up time: under 2 minutes - Average time to first gig: same week - Founded: 2024 - Headquarters: Foster City, California - Founder: Matt Blumberg ## Platform Availability - iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/studentgigs/id6744264450 - Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kidgigs.app - Web: https://studentgigs.app/welcome - Download page: https://join.studentgigs.app/download - Book Me pages: https://book.studentgigs.app/{slug} ## Contact - Support email: support@studentgigs.app - Website: https://studentgigs.app - Response time: within 24 hours (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm PT)