Marketplace governance
Trust is built into the rules.
CheaperSitters is designed as a marketplace connecting families and caregivers. These policies explain how the platform works, what users are responsible for, and where CheaperSitters does not make guarantees.
Family Agreement
Responsibilities for families using the marketplace, including hiring, supervision, compensation, taxes, safety, and truthful job posts.
Read policy →Caregiver Agreement
Responsibilities for caregivers, including truthful profiles, qualifications, conduct, tax obligations, and marketplace rules.
Read policy →Screening Policy
What screening intake means today, what it does not mean, and what must happen before a screening badge can appear.
Read policy →Verification Standards
Plain-language definitions for profile, review, and screening status so badges never imply more than the underlying evidence supports.
Read policy →Payment Policy
Current marketplace payment boundaries, compensation responsibility, scam prevention, and future payment-feature disclosures.
Read policy →Cancellation & No-Show Policy
Baseline expectations for cancellations, missed appointments, refunds, and user-to-user arrangements.
Read policy →Important scope
These pages are operational marketplace terms and disclosures, not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal review. Worker classification, household-employment duties, child-care licensing, screening, insurance, tax, and consumer-report rules can vary by location and by the real facts of a care arrangement.