Pressure washer
For exterior cleaning. Describe the washer you use and how you supply it with water.
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Getting started
Bring your ambition. Know the next steps.
Whether your rig is ready or your plan is still taking shape, here’s how to prepare for mobile work and what happens after you apply.
Getting mobile
A setup that goes where the work is.
These illustrations show examples, not a required shopping list or approved brands. You don’t need to buy these items to apply. Your equipment and readiness are reviewed before you take jobs.
Polisher
For polishing work you’re equipped and experienced to perform. Tell us about your tools and skills.
Generator
One way to power equipment on the go. Explain how you power your mobile setup.
Water tank
A way to bring water with you. Describe how you manage water for mobile jobs.
Detailing products
Products chosen for the surfaces you clean, stored securely for the trip between jobs.
Microfiber towels
Clean towels for different tasks, with a way to keep used towels separate from fresh ones.
Working from a fixed-location shop? Dripbase jobs happen at the customer’s address. Your application should describe the mobile work you’re equipped to do.
From interest to readiness
One step at a time. The whole path up front.
The initial application is about five minutes. Verification comes afterward, and may take longer while documents or third-party checks are reviewed. Applying is a first step, not a promise of approval or available work.
Start your applicationStep 1: Tell us where you are today
Share your experience, equipment, home ZIP, and travel radius. You can apply while you’re still getting ready. No document uploads are needed in the initial application.
Step 2: A person reviews your application
If it looks like a fit, we’ll email an invitation to create your account. Submitting an application does not create an account or approve you for work.
Step 3: Complete verification and the standards course
After an invitation, complete the checks on your checklist. The Dripbase course covers our job standards and documentation; it is not a substitute for learning to detail. Required checks must be approved before you can take jobs.
Before your first job
Published verification checks.
Your experience matters. Every detailer still needs to meet the platform’s requirements before taking work. These are the publicly listed checks; your account checklist is the full, authoritative list of what you must complete.
Background check
Complete the background screening requested during verification.
Driver's license
Provide a valid driver’s license in your name.
Auto insurance
Provide proof of current coverage for the vehicle you use for work.
General liability insurance
Provide proof of general liability coverage for your detailing work.
Vehicle approval
Share photos of your work vehicle so the team can review your mobile setup.
Equipment approval
Show the tools and supplies you’ll bring to jobs for the team to review.
Standards course
Complete the Dripbase standards course covering job expectations and documentation.
You don’t need every answer to take the first step.
Tell us what you bring and what you’re working toward. If you’re still weighing the opportunity, explore the job earnings before applying.