How It Works

The Process

Getting Started is Easy

We've designed a simple, straightforward process to get you started as a ShopSpective evaluator. From application to payment, everything is streamlined for your convenience.

Apply Online

Start by filling out our simple online application form. We'll ask for basic information including your contact details, location, and availability.

Complete the application in under 10 minutes
Provide accurate contact information
No experience required to apply

Start Your Application

Get Approved

Our team reviews every application carefully. Once approved, you'll receive access to our evaluator portal where you can view available assignments in your area.

Review typically completed within 24 hours
Receive notification via email and text
Complete brief online training modules

Complete Evaluations

Assignments are assigned to you based on your location. Visit the assigned stores in your area and complete detailed evaluation reports.

Location-based assignments in your area
Evaluate as many stores as possible weekly
Submit detailed reports with photos and comments

Get Paid

Receive competitive compensation for each completed evaluation. Payments are processed quickly via direct deposit or check.

Earn $30-$35 per hour depending on location
Fast payment processing (within 2 weeks)
Direct deposit or check payment options

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Evaluators earn $30-$35 per hour depending on location. You can evaluate as many stores as possible weekly, with assignments assigned based on your location.

We offer two payment methods: direct deposit and check. Payments are processed within 2 weeks of evaluation completion.

Assignments are assigned based on your location. You'll receive notifications about available stores in your area that you can evaluate.

You must be at least 18 years old, legally able to work in the United States, have reliable transportation. No prior experience is required.

Assignment availability depends on your location and the needs of our clients. Evaluators in metropolitan areas typically have more opportunities, but we have assignments available in most regions across our 48 covered states.