Firms pay $0.
Professionals keep 90%; Scope takes 10% on awarded work.
No subscription. No setup. No per-seat. Vendors only pay when they win the work, on the dollars that move through the platform.
- No subscription. No monthly or annual contract.
- No setup. No procurement process. No per-seat license.
- No platform fee. Firms pay nothing, ever.
- Only on awarded work. Not on listings, not on signups.
- Founding terms locked for 24 months. The founding class is limited per trade, per city.
- Compare to agencies that keep 60% for the access.
Standing rate cards, not bid windows.
A vendor sets up their rate card once. It is not a single flat price; it is a small formula. The formula has a base rate plus modifiers that fire conditionally based on the job's attributes. Scope evaluates the formula against each job as it comes in and returns a real price.
Marbrook Process Service, Harris County
Reyes v. Mercer, Harris County, served by Wednesday, defendant's address unconfirmed.
Three example rate cards, three real computed prices - this is how the formula works. No averaging, no normalization. Vendor names shown are illustrative.
One Stripe rail. 10% deducts at the source.
When a dispatch is awarded and the work is done, the firm pays the professional through Scope's Stripe Connect rail. Scope's 10% take rate comes off the top of that payment automatically. The professional receives the net deposit on Stripe's normal payout schedule. No separate invoice from Scope. No AP cycle. No platform fees billed to the firm.
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