For process servers
Work your own way. On our platform.
Set your own hours, set your own rates, draw your own coverage area — and build a crew under your own agency. Approved servers get access to the jobs filed in the areas they cover.
How it works
You run your business. We bring the paperwork discipline.
Your hours
There is no schedule to sign up for and no minimum. Mark yourself unavailable when you are not taking work and you stop being sent jobs until you turn it back on.
Your rates
You publish your own rate sheet — routine, rush, same-day and additional defendant at the same address, plus optional items you may skip if you do not offer them: court filing fee and stakeout time. You propose changes when you want to; we review them and email you either way. Competitive rates receive more volume.
Your coverage area
You draw your own coverage on a map: a base zip code and a radius, up to ten separate areas. That is what decides which jobs you see — nobody assigns you work three hours away because a spreadsheet said your county.
Your crew
Work alone, or add servers under your agency and assign jobs to them from your own roster. You keep the commercial relationship; they get their own logins, their own job lists and their own signatures for the proofs they serve.
- Set and change your own rates
- Choose the areas you cover, on a map
- Switch availability on and off yourself
- Add servers under your own agency
- Log attempts from your phone at the door
- Proofs generated on the official form from your field data
- Invoice through the platform, one statement
Signing up
Four steps, no phone calls.
- Create your account. Name, email, password. We send a confirmation link.
- Add your registration details. Your name, your process server registration number and the county you are registered in — these print on every proof of service. Upload a photo of your registration card if your state issues one; not all do.
- Set your coverage and your rates. The map and the rate sheet, both yours to change later.
- We review and approve you. An operator checks your registration. Until then you can set everything up, but you are not sent any work. We email you when your account is approved.
What we ask in return is documentation discipline: log the attempt when you make it, with a location and a photo, and get the proof back promptly. That is what the firms are paying for, and it is what the platform measures.