How Dogo works
1. Search
Pick a city, a service and a date — sitter, vet or groomer.
2. Book
Choose someone, chat, and book the time securely.
3. Relax
Get updates while the job runs. Pay only after confirmation.
4. Reviews
After a completed, paid job the owner writes a review — of a sitter, a vet or a groomer alike. There is no other way for a review to exist.
How payment works, precisely
No cash changes hands. Here is exactly what happens to your money, and when.
- 1
You send a request
Nothing is charged yet. The professional accepts or declines — unless they have instant booking on, in which case it is confirmed straight away.
- 2
You pay the platform
You pay the price you see: their price for the service you chose, plus any call-out, extra-dog or holiday supplement, all of it itemised in the breakdown. Dogo charges owners no separate fee.
- 3
The money is held
The professional is not credited yet. Your payment stays with the platform for the whole engagement.
- 4
The service happens
They mark the job started, send updates, and file a report on what was actually done.
- 5
Both of you confirm the return
Their balance is credited only once they mark the job finished and you confirm that it was.
- 6
The sitter withdraws
They request a transfer to a bank account in their own name. Dogo keeps 10% of the service price as commission; the rest is theirs.
Card details are handled by a licensed payment provider — Dogo never stores your full card number.
Refunds and cancellations
Cancel 24 hours or more before the start for a full refund; 12–24 hours gets 50%. If the professional cancels, you are always refunded in full.
Cancellation policyIf something goes wrong
Tell us in the chat or by email within 14 days. The payment is held while we review the chat history, the job report and both accounts, then we decide in writing.
Safety policyVerified professionals
We check every sitter's, vet's and groomer's ID and documents by hand.
Secure payments
You pay on the platform; the professional is credited only after you confirm the job is done.