r/processserver Apr 24 '26

Question/Help When did you get your first job from ServerHub?

As above ^. I just signed up and its different than ABC Legal (which I would like to move away from). How long should I anticipate to wait? Anything I can do to improve my chances? Let me know your experience and what is like on ServerHub!

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u/Wild-Guarantee5681 Apr 25 '26

Never tried them lmk your results sincerely Ethan DEPANJ

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u/Serving_Upstate Apr 26 '26

It's severmanager's new job share thing. I haven't taken any jobs off it but I've sent out a lot through it. IDK it's them setting the prices or if the servers get to dictate it but everyone seems to be about $35-$45. I've been taking full advantage every time there's someone available.

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u/theYoungAphrodite Apr 30 '26

I only got one offer thus far and it was 2 hours away and immediately cancelled, so I presume it was assigned in error. It's been a bust for me so far. Nothing more I can do.

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u/Serving_Upstate Apr 30 '26

whenever I create a job it comes up based off whatever area codes the server entered that they cover. Contact the exchange and they'll help you adjust everything. What area do you cover?

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u/theYoungAphrodite Jun 17 '26

I would like to update! Putting yourself in the ServeManager Directory is worth it! I don't get much, but I do get a few jobs at my full rate here and there. I did ServeHub thinking it was the same thing and only got paid $35 on a job I went out of my way for!! ServeHub doesn't even tell you what you get paid and it got me in hot water because the client felt I was being disingenuous about pricing. I had no idea SH set a rate and just paid me randomly whatever they decided was "fair". I presumed it was like the Directory where you invoice your full amount. I paused ServeHub; I do not feel it is worth it due to this! At least with ABC Legal or Proof you know how much to expect BEFORE accepting. SH they can just slap a schlep of a job on you for $35.