RV owners search this map by where they are and what they need. This takes about five minutes, and you can change anything afterward from your account.
You pay for pins on the map, not for people. A shop with ten technicians and one building is one pin. Five trucks working five different counties at the same time is five.
A pin means someone can genuinely come out there now. If you spend winters somewhere else, move your pin or hide it rather than leaving both up, because an owner calling a pin you left behind is the fastest way to a bad review.
Once a month we ask you to confirm your pins. Sign in, check they are where you are actually working, and press Save. That is the whole thing. We email you a week beforehand, and again if a pin comes off the map. Your listing and your subscription are untouched either way, and signing in and saving puts you straight back.
How you want to show up on the map.
Not to marketers, not to lead brokers, not to anyone. We will not spam you. You will hear from us when a listing needs confirming or something changes with your account, and that is it. We hate that stuff as much as you do.
Your phone number sits behind a tap on your listing and is rate limited, so bots cannot harvest it. Read the privacy page.
Drop a pin where you want to be found and set how far you travel. You can move this any time from your account, and you can add more areas later.
Drag the pin to move it. Owners see the circle, not your street address.
This shows on your listing, so use the town or region: Clermont, FL, Lake County, North Georgia. Not a private note to yourself, since "Home location" or someone's name means nothing to an RV owner.
Owners see this circle on the map.
This is what an owner reads before they call you. Being clear about what you do not take on saves you both a phone call.
How long you have been at it, what you are good at, what you keep on the truck. This is the part owners actually read, and a listing without it looks unfinished.
Certifications and licenses get added from your account once you are set up, so you can attach photos of them.
Card details are handled by Stripe. We never see or store your card number.
One pin on the map. Right for a solo tech, an inspector, or a shop with a single location, however many people work there.
Up to five pins, for an outfit with several technicians or trucks working different territory at the same time. Every pin has to be somewhere an owner could actually get help today. If you move around with the seasons, one pin you move is the right answer, not five that sit there year round.
You can cancel any time from your account with one click. No phone call, no retention maze. Your listing stays up until the end of what you already paid for.
That box is a check that you are a person. It stops software scraping technicians' phone numbers off this site.