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Your tier & score

What your reliability score and tier mean, why new pros start as provisional Gold, and how to climb.

The four tiers

Every pro has a reliability score from 0 to 100 that rolls up into a tier. Your tier gives you a head start on newly posted jobs — the higher your tier, the sooner new work reaches you. Climbing your tier means new jobs reach you faster, so it pays to keep your score up.

Platinum · 90–100

The top tier — the first look at new jobs the moment they're posted.

Gold · 75–89

An early look at new work, right behind Platinum. New pros start here.

Silver · 60–74

Solid standing with steady access to new work.

Bronze · below 60

A great place to build — climb to see new jobs sooner.

What goes into your score

Five factors are weighted together into your 0–100 score. Each one only starts counting once there's enough data to be fair — for example, your rating needs at least 3 reviews before it affects your score.

Job reliability · 35%

Completing the jobs you accept. Cancelling accepted work is the single biggest score killer.

Rating · 30%

Your client rating, once you have at least 3 reviews.

On-time arrival · 15%

Arriving within the scheduled window on the jobs you work.

Responsiveness · 10%

How fast you reply to requests. Within 15 minutes earns full marks; over 4 hours earns none.

Tenure · 5%

Time on Traeos. Builds automatically and maxes out at one year.

New pros start as provisional Gold

When you're new, a single early review shouldn't define your reputation — so we hold you at a provisional Gold tier while you get going.

How the provisional window works. You'll hold provisional Gold until 30 days after your first job — or your first 10 jobs, whichever comes first. We don't show a score number until then, so one early review can't define your rank. After that, your earned score takes over automatically.

During the window the app shows your progress toward graduating — the days since your first job and how many of your first 10 jobs you've completed.

How to climb

Your score updates on its own as you work — nothing to submit or claim. A few habits move it the most:

Only accept what you can finish

Completions build your score; cancellations cost you the most.

Show up on time

Arrive within the scheduled window, every time.

Reply fast

Responding within 15 minutes earns full marks on responsiveness.

Earn reviews

Do great work and ask happy clients to leave a review.

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