Choose your little list
A few safe tasks your kid can practice and your family can reliably support.
A NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS BLUEPRINT
Big pride starts with a little job.
A real neighborhood business for a kid and a parent — in one $37 guide.
A DIY GUIDE FOR FAMILIES
Inside the $37 blueprint
Your own name, brand, and simple site. Then safe tasks, parent roles, neighbor conversations, pricing, and visits — with every template filled in for you.
FROM THE HOME CARD
- Household name
- —
- Assigned trooper(s)
- —
- Task 1
- —
- Photo permission?
- ☐ Yes ☐ No
- Agreed tier and price
- —
FROM THE VISIT CHECKLIST
- ☐ Reviewed today’s task list from the Home Card
- ☐ Task 1 from the Home Card — done exactly as instructed
- ☐ Update sent to the customer the same day
Real excerpts from the blueprint’s Home Card and visit checklist templates. Every household gets its own, filled out at the walkthrough — no door codes or access details go on paper. No earnings promises.
YOUR FIRST FEW STEPS
A business that fits your family.
Put a parent in charge
One adult owns customers, access, supervision, scheduling, and backup.
Practice, then agree
Try the tasks at home. Walk a neighbor's real routine before quoting a job.
Do the work. Learn from it.
Checklist, honest update, then a weekly look at time, costs, and what to improve.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's in the blueprint?
Your own name, brand, and simple site, then safe tasks, parent roles, neighbor conversations, pricing, and visits — plus a Home Card, neighbor intro script, booking confirmation, visit checklist, completion update, pricing worksheet, and weekly review.
Is there an age requirement?
A parent is part of the plan for every troop: they confirm tasks, timing, supervision, and pricing, and stay the customer's point of contact.
How do we get paid?
The customer pays the parent or troop directly (cash, Venmo, or however you agree) — StoopTroops doesn't collect, hold, or send payment.
GOOD THINGS START CLOSE TO HOME
Your neighborhood.
Your little business.
Everything a kid and a parent need to start, in one $37 DIY guide.
