Hoppers are MopHop's cleaners: crew on payroll who clean homes, vacation rentals and businesses. Tell us a bit about yourself and how you like to work. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and your answers are saved on this device as you go.
What happens next: a MopHop lead (the person who runs MopHop in your area) reads every application and emails you within a few days either way. If it's a fit, we'll set up a background check and meet you to confirm your ID.
Every Hopper is on the MopHop crew: your lead assigns cleans as they're booked, and each clean pays its own amount. If that ever works out to less than $20 an hour for your cleaning time plus a set drive time, you're paid the $20 an hour instead. Taxes are taken out, like any job.
People who've seen you work — a past boss, a client, a coworker. Not family.
Some places keep supplies on site; for others you bring your own. Each clean tells you which.
Most cleans mean a few hours on your feet: stairs, bending, reaching, running a vacuum or floor machine, carrying supplies or laundry up to about 25 lbs.
We never ask for your Social Security number or date of birth here.
Need to stop? Your answers stay on this device until you send.
