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Payments

Getting paid: payouts and Stripe Connect

How payouts work for shifters, when money lands, and what to do if it doesn't.

ShiftSee uses Stripe Connect to pay shifters. Once the business pays for a completed shift, your payout is initiated automatically.

Setting up your payout account

Before you can receive payouts:

  1. Go to your Payments tab in the Shifter dashboard.
  2. Click Set up payouts. We'll redirect you to Stripe to verify your identity, link a bank account or debit card, and confirm tax info.
  3. Stripe takes a few minutes to verify. Once green-checked, you're ready.

When the money arrives

  • The business is charged when the shift is marked complete.
  • Stripe holds the funds for a short period to allow for disputes.
  • Once cleared (typically 1-2 business days for most regions), the payout transfers to your linked account.
  • Your bank takes another 1-3 business days, depending on your country and bank.

What you actually receive

Your payout is the shift pay (hourly rate × hours) minus 10% for the ShiftSee platform fee. Stripe also takes a small payout-processing fee that varies by country and account type. Both are itemized on your invoice.

A $10/hr × 10 hour shift looks like this:

  • Shift pay: $100.00
  • ShiftSee fee (10%): -$10.00
  • Stripe payout fee: -$0.50 to -$2.00 (region-dependent)
  • You receive: ~$88-89.50

If a payout fails

If your bank rejects the transfer (closed account, frozen card, etc.), you'll get an email and an in-app notification. Update your linked account on the Payments tab and the next attempt usually resolves it within a day. Repeated failures are flagged to support.

Tax docs

Stripe issues year-end tax documents if you exceed the regional threshold. They land in your Stripe dashboard, accessible from the Payments tab → Stripe dashboard link.

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