Earn as an electrician on your own terms
You set your own rate for every job. Here's how much electricians typically earn, how payouts work, and how to get started on Workermo.
Earning potential
What electricians typically charge per job
You set your own rate for every job — these ranges reflect what electricians have typically charged, not a fixed or guaranteed rate.
How you get paid
From completed job to payout
No subscription, no upfront cost — fees only apply when you complete a job and get paid.
Getting started
How to start earning as an electrician
Create your worker profile
Add your name, photo, location, and a description of your electrical experience and specialties.
Complete ID verification
Submit a government-issued ID. Verified profiles get more trust and appear higher in customer searches.
Set your own rate
Decide what to charge per job — you're in full control of your pricing. Use the electrical cost guide as a reference point.
List your specialties
Specify what you handle (outlets, fixtures, CCTV) so customers know exactly what you offer.
Respond quickly to inquiries
Electrical problems make people nervous — a quick, confident reply in chat is often what convinces a customer to book you over someone else.
Deliver quality and earn reviews
Safe, clean work is what earns trust in this line of work — and every strong review makes it easier to land the next job at a better rate.
FAQ
Common questions from new workers
How much can I earn as an electrician on Workermo?
Earnings depend on how many jobs you take and your rate per job — typically ₱300–₱1,500+ per job before fees. You're free to price your work and take on as many bookings as your schedule allows.
How much does Workermo take from my earnings?
Workermo charges a 10% platform fee, deducted only when a job is marked complete — never upfront. There's also a small flat InstaPay fee when you transfer your payout to your bank or e-wallet.
Can I take on high-risk electrical work through Workermo?
Workermo is best suited for everyday electrical tasks — outlets, switches, fixtures. Panel or breaker box work is high-risk and should only be taken on if you hold proper licensing.
How do I get my first booking?
Complete your profile and ID verification, set a competitive rate, and respond quickly to customer inquiries. New, verified profiles with clear service descriptions tend to get discovered faster.
See the full Fees & Pricing breakdown or learn more about Trust & Safety on Workermo. Curious what customers look for? See How to Hire an Electrician or browse all services on Workermo.
Start earning as an electrician today
Download Workermo, set up your profile, and start getting booked by customers near you.
