OrbitPros · For Pros & Partner Companies
Jobs aren't assigned. They're claimed. Here's how the race works, what a claim means, and how you keep the customers you earn.
When a customer books an install, the job goes on the feed with the address area, the job type, and the exact dollar amount. The first eligible claim gets it. Nobody at OrbitPros picks winners.
Top-standing Pros see jobs first. Founding Pros and highly-reviewed Pros get a head start before the feed opens to everyone, including partner companies. Your reviews literally buy you time — that's the reward for doing great work.
Plenty of techs work for a local company and run their own OrbitPros profile. That's allowed — encouraged, even. The rule that makes it work: every job belongs to whoever claimed it.
Whether your employer is okay with you having your own profile is between you and them — OrbitPros stays out of it.
Finish a job well, and when that customer needs more — a service call, an upgrade, a move — the work comes to you first, before anyone else sees it. In return, OrbitPros customers stay OrbitPros customers: don't take them off-platform for side work. Fair trade — you keep the relationship, the platform keeps the booking.
Some jobs are urgent — a dropped claim, a failed appointment, a customer who needs someone fast. Partner companies that commit to a 24-hour response promise become Service Partners: they see rescue jobs first and pick up paid service calls in their area. Customers see the badge; everyone wins when the save happens fast.
The fine print lives elsewhere, on purpose. This page is the plain-English version. The binding rules are in the Marketplace Claim & Fulfillment Addendum you accept when you join — if this page and the Addendum ever disagree, the Addendum wins. Questions? Email the team — a real person answers.