About us
How HyreGarage makes money
HyreGarage expects to make money from lead fees: garage door companies paying for introductions to homeowners who ask to be connected. That service is still being built. Homeowners never pay, and no company can pay to be ranked or recommended.
Where will the money come from?
From garage door companies, for introductions. When a homeowner asks to be connected and agrees, we expect to pass the request to a company and be paid a fee for it. Matching is not live yet, and we have no signed partner companies.
What does HyreGarage not earn money from?
- Homeowners. You are never charged.
- Rankings. We publish none, so none can be bought.
- Door and opener makers. No maker pays to appear.
- Garage door work. We do none. We do not repair, install or warrant anything.
How is the advice kept honest?
A site paid for introductions has a reason to tell everyone to replace things.
So our guides say when a repair is enough, such as a broken spring on a sound door, and our repair vs replace calculator says so too.
We publish no prices we cannot source. The editorial policy sets the rules, and the corrections log shows where we changed course.
Questions people ask
How does HyreGarage make money?
Do companies pay to be ranked or recommended?
Is HyreGarage paid by door or opener makers?
Do you use affiliate links?
Does sending the form cost me anything?
Related
- How it works What happens when you send the form.
- For garage door companies The supply side.
- Editorial policy How advice is kept apart from money.