Roll bins out and back for neighbors who forget or can't. Tiny job, steady money.
Roll the trash bins out on collection night, roll them back the next day. That's it. It sounds too small to be a business, and that's exactly why it works. It takes you four minutes per house, nobody else is offering it, and the people who need it most, older neighbors and families who travel, need it every single week.
There is nothing to buy, so there's no reason to wait.
Ask ten neighbors:
"I'm doing a bin service on our street. I roll your bins out on trash night and bring them back in the next day, every week, for [your price] a month. Want me to add your house?"
Say the monthly price, not the per-week price. It sounds smaller and it means you get paid once instead of chasing four small payments.
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Sophie's edge was noticing the small thing everybody else walked past. This business is that lesson in its purest form. Nobody thinks bins are worth money, which is precisely why nobody is competing with you for it.
Small and boring and repeating every week is a better business than big and exciting and happening once. Money that shows up on a schedule is worth more than money that shows up when you get lucky.
The full Young Founder kit walks you through everything Andre and Sophie learned: how to spot the job nobody else wants, price it monthly, and build a route that pays you every month. The book, the workbook, the videos, and more.
See what is inside the kitA kid walking dogs in their own neighborhood usually starts between $10 and $18 for a thirty minute walk. Professional walkers average about $21 for the same walk.
Read the answerLess than almost anyone expects, and for a lot of these ideas the honest answer is nothing until somebody has already said yes to a price.
Read the answerTen people who already know them, one prepared sentence, and an easy way for each of them to say no.
Read the answerFind out whether this is not working or just not fun right now. Those look identical from outside and they need opposite responses.
Read the answerThey are not buying feeding. They are buying a holiday where nobody is quietly worried about the cat.
See the ideaSmall money that arrives every single week without anyone having to be asked again. The cleanest lesson in recurring revenue there is.
See the ideaNobody puts it on the list, and everybody notices once it is done. The before and after photo does the selling.
See the ideaForty minutes, a bucket, and a customer who can see the problem from their front door.
See the ideaA program from Founder's Best Friend. Built for kids 8 to 18 who want something of their own.