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September 16, 2026

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Gig Role: Poster Installer & Digital Kiosk Maintenance – Work Flexible Hours, Near Your Home!

Location: Typically within 5–20 miles of your home — or wherever you’re cool driving
Pay: Average $17–$23/hr

What’s the Gig?

Get paid to cruise your neighborhood and refresh posters on wellness kiosks at CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, LA Fitness, and other big-name retailers we work with.

No passengers. No awkward convos. Just simple, purposeful work — on a flexible schedule, with clear deadlines.

What You’ll Do:

Get materials delivered to your doorstep or pick them up at a nearby UPS access point
Follow your route in our app
At each stop:
- Swap in a new poster, a new magnet or do a quick reboot of a digital kiosk
- Wipe down the kiosk — clean is key
- Snap a photo and upload it. That’s it.
Routes usually include 3–10 stops & range between 5-20 miles
Most routes take 2–6 hours, depending on size

Pay Details:

$10–$15 per stop depending on route density
Avg. effective hourly: $17–$23/hr
Example: 9 stops in 6 hours = $130 ($21.66/hr)
- May vary based on single job and not a full route
Route details and pay shown upfront
Paid once a week, funds hit your account within 24–48 hours

Perks That Just Make Sense:

Pick the routes you want — total flexibility
No rideshare stress — just posters, reboots, fresh air, and a purpose
Quick pay turnaround
Help to keep your local community looking sharp

What You’ll Need:

A car that fits two medium boxes (think trunk space)
Valid driver’s license + clean driving record
Basic insurance (per your state)
A smartphone that runs apps and takes clear pics
Basic app usage ability
Ability to lift a ~45 lb box from time to time (for kiosk installs — no tools needed)

Ready to Join?

Apply and start earning that extra income asap!

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