OneTapCrew Pro Agreement

1. Indemnity, defense, and hold harmless

You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless OneTapCrew and Guini Productions LLC from claims of bodily injury, death, theft, or property damage caused by you or by any of your employees, helpers or subcontractors, and from claims that arise from your breach of this agreement or the law.

2. Licenses and insurance

You must hold every license, registration and permit your work requires and keep them current. You must maintain general liability insurance and workers' compensation insurance, or a legal exemption from workers' compensation. When we ask, you will add OneTapCrew as an additional insured on your general liability policy.

3. Permits

You are solely responsible for obtaining any permit the job requires. OneTapCrew does not pull permits and is not responsible if a permit is missing or late.

4. Background checks

You must pass a OneTapCrew criminal background check before going live, and again every year. You or your company pays $69.99 per background check. Any crew member you send to a job must either pass a OneTapCrew background check ($69.99, paid by the company) or be covered by a current company screening attestation you sign in the app, confirming they were already screened to the same OneTapCrew criteria, that you will provide records on request, and that you indemnify and release OneTapCrew for that employee. Attestations expire in one year and may be audited or revoked. A check is failed if the report shows a violent or theft/property felony conviction within the lookback period (currently seven years), a sexual felony conviction at any time, or any sex offender registry placement at any time.

How you’re graded

Clients score you on 5 questions, 2 points each (Yes / Somewhat / No), for a total out of 10: showed up on time and kept them informed; quality of the work; price matched what was agreed; professional, respectful and clean; and would they hire you again. Your average out of 10 is what gets you to the highest tiers — and more, better leads. Every verified pro starts as Recommended.

Your responsibilities

Respond to leads quickly, show up on time, keep your license and insurance current, and do only the work your license covers. A general contractor gets construction leads they are allowed to do (painting, pools, impact windows and doors, flooring, kitchens, and more), but not roofing, AC, plumbing or electrical, and never insurance, adjusting or other non-construction work.

Declines

Three declines in a week bring a private warning and lower ranking. This is never shown publicly to clients.

Leads and plans

Your plan is a monthly allotment of real leads near you from customers looking for your service, not a charge per pick. Getting picked depends on your profile.