- Sitter rate
- $350
- Owner fee
- Free
- Cashback
- +$17.50
You pay the sitter rate. No owner fee, and you earn cashback back on every booking.
How Petme fees work in CanadaSee what a pet sitter actually costs in Canada. Type your sitter rate and compare what you pay on Petme, Rover, and Pawshake for the same booking, with a link to each platform's official fee page so you can check every number yourself. On Petme you pay the sitter rate with no owner service fee, plus cashback on every booking.
Drag the slider or type your sitter rate. Every card updates to show what you would actually pay on each app.
You pay the sitter rate. No owner fee, and you earn cashback back on every booking.
How Petme fees work in CanadaAdds an 11% owner service fee on top of the sitter rate at checkout, capped at $65.
Rover Canada Help CenterAdds a Member Service Fee to the owner on top of every booking, shown only at checkout. The amount is not published, so a single total cannot be shown honestly.
Pawshake terms and conditionsOwner-side fees only, verified from official Canadian sources as of June 2026. Sitters set their own rates, so your booking total varies. Competitor fees can change, so check the linked source before you book.
Every owner fee in the calculator comes from an official source. Open any link to read it, and check the latest pricing before you book because platforms change fees.
You pay the sitter rate. No owner fee, and you earn cashback back on every booking.
How Petme fees work in Canada (June 2026)Adds an 11% owner service fee on top of the sitter rate at checkout, capped at $65.
Rover Canada Help Center (June 2026)Adds a Member Service Fee to the owner on top of every booking, shown only at checkout. The amount is not published, so a single total cannot be shown honestly.
Pawshake terms and conditions (June 2026)Owner-side fees only, verified from official Canadian sources as of June 2026. Sitters set their own rates, so your booking total varies. Competitor fees can change, so check the linked source before you book.
The sitter sets their rate, so two bookings are rarely identical. These are the things that move the price before any platform fee is added.
Overnight boarding and house sitting cost more than a 30-minute walk or a quick drop-in visit. Pick the service that matches what your pet actually needs.
Rates run higher in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal than in smaller towns, because the cost of living and demand are higher.
Most sitters add a fee for a second or third pet, since more animals mean more time, food, and attention.
A week of boarding costs more than a single night, though some sitters offer a lower nightly rate for longer stays.
Christmas, March break, and summer book out fast, and many sitters raise rates for those dates. That is the sitter's pricing, not a platform fee.
Medication, puppies, senior pets, or extra daily visits can raise the rate. Agree on the details up front so the total holds no surprises.
The sitter sets the rate. The app decides how much sits on top of it. This tool keeps the booking price the same across all three apps so the only thing that changes is the fee, which is the honest way to compare.
You pay the sitter rate with a 0% owner fee, then earn cashback back on every completed booking. Every booking includes the Petme Protection Plan with vet protection up to CAD 20,000 on eligible confirmed bookings.
Rover adds an 11% owner service fee on top of the sitter rate at checkout, capped at $65 per booking. Rover notes Canadian users may be on a pilot with different fees, so confirm your fee at checkout.
Pawshake charges the owner a service fee shown only at checkout, with no amount published in advance, so the calculator marks Pawshake as varies. The widely cited 19% is deducted from the sitter, not paid by the owner.
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