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Set up your business page

Your public page is what a customer reads before choosing you — here is what to put on it, and how you get paid.

Your account exists. Now the page customers actually see: what has to be on it, how you get paid, and what to check before your first booking.

What your public page needs

Customers pick a pro from this page. You fill it from your Pro dashboard, under My Page:

  • Name and Location: Use the business name a customer would recognise — no abbreviations, symbols or emojis. Then set your service area: it decides which requests reach you, and how far you agree to travel.

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  • Your services and your prices: Publish your offers with a title, a description, a category and a price. You set your prices — a Beedy quote is your price, not an auction — and the categories you pick decide which requests you are shown.

  • Photos of your work: Show finished jobs — before and after, the detail you are proud of. Your page holds up to 20 photos, and you add them from My Page.

Set up how you get paid

Payments run through Stripe. The customer pays at checkout, Beedy holds the money, and your share lands on your Beedy balance when the job is complete. To be paid out you need a Stripe account in your name — you connect it from the Finance tab.

Stripe runs its own identity and business checks before it enables payouts, and it asks for your tax details. Until that is done your balance still grows, but nothing leaves for your bank.

Your Stripe payout account

You connect it from the Finance tab of your Pro dashboard. Once it is connected and payouts are enabled, your available balance is sent on to your bank on its own — there is no withdrawal to request and no second payment method to configure.

Licences and verification

  • Verification: Registration ends on a verification step. Electrical, plumbing and air-conditioning are the trades that need a credential on file, and the step lists the ones still missing for you. Document upload isn't open yet — a Beedy admin contacts you about it.

  • Your Florida licence: Electrical, plumbing and air-conditioning work requires a current Florida DBPR licence. The Verified badge is not a field you fill in: it is granted from an active DBPR licence on file.

Going live

Your page is public as soon as it is filled in. Open it from My Page and read it the way a customer would, then fix what reads wrong.

There is no switch to flip and no page approval. What decides whether a request reaches you is your service area and your categories — a job is pushed to the pros whose area covers it and whose trade matches. If nothing comes in, those are the first things to check, and support can tell you whether your account is set to receive jobs.

Before moving forward...

Before the next step, check two things: your page is filled in, and your service area and categories match the jobs you want.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Have more questions? Ask us in the chat or contact our support team.