Post the job and name your price. Local snow removal businesses claim the work they want, and you deal with them directly.
Now serving the Tahoe basin.
No contracts and no subscriptions. You decide what the work is worth, a local business decides whether to take it, and nobody turns up at your property uninvited.
Tell us what needs doing, where it is, when you need it by, and what you'll pay. About two minutes, and it costs nothing.
You get their name and number right away, so you know who's coming before they turn up.
Work out the details between you, they clear it, and you pay them the price you posted. We never take a slice of that.
Nobody checks the forecast every evening in November. We do — and we'll tell you the night before, while there's still time to line someone up.
More about how the alerts work on the storm alerts page.
No bidding, no auctions, no cut of what you earn.
Every job shows the area, the work, and what the owner is paying. Browsing costs nothing.
You pay a flat access fee when you claim, and the address and phone are yours.
The owner pays you directly. SnowBlo takes nothing out of what you earn for the work.
Property owners post what they're offering. Businesses take the jobs worth taking. SnowBlo never sets a rate.
No dispatch, no assignments, no acceptance rates, no minimum hours. Claim a job or don't.
The access fee is a flat charge for finding the work. It is not a cut of the job.
SnowBlo is a place to find work, not an employer. Every business here is independent, uses its own equipment, and sets its own terms with the customer.
Licensed operators, plow outfits, and sole proprietors who own their equipment and carry their own insurance.
Free
Posting a job costs nothing. You pay the business that clears your property, at the price you posted, not SnowBlo.
$6–80$9–120
Opening season rate — about a third off through 2026–27
A flat access fee per claimed job, scaled to job size. Charged only when a job becomes yours. Browsing is free, and we never take a percentage of what you earn.
| Posted job | Opening rate | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| $50 – $99 | $6 | $9 |
| $100 – $199 | $12 | $18 |
| $200 – $399 | $24 | $36 |
| $400 – $799 | $45 | $70 |
| $800 and up | $80 | $120 |
Jobs post at $50 and up. The fee is flat, never a share of what you charge the customer.
We’re signing up snow removal businesses across the basin now. Businesses that join before the first storm lock in the opening season rate — about a third off the standard access fee, all winter.
You post the work and the price. Independent snow removal businesses browse open jobs and claim the ones they want. SnowBlo hands over contact details and steps out.
An independent local business that chose your job. They are not SnowBlo employees and SnowBlo does not assign, schedule, or supervise them. Check their reviews and talk to them before they start, the way you would before hiring anyone to work on your property.
Nothing happens and you owe nothing. Raise your price or widen your timing and repost. Jobs that have sat longest show at the top of the board.
You hired that business, so take it up with them first. Tell us too: businesses with repeated complaints lose access to the board.
Sign in, then tell us your business name, how it's set up, what equipment you run and where you'll take work. It takes a couple of minutes and you can claim straight away. Insurance details are optional — add them and roof work, parking lots and jobs over $300 open up too.
No. A flat fee per claimed job, nothing else. What the customer pays you is yours.
Businesses that join for the 2026–27 season pay about a third less than the standard access fee on every job they claim, all winter. Standard rates start with the 2027–28 season. We're posting both now so there are no surprises later.