InsightScoop Fact Sheet

InsightScoop offers twice-weekly, weekly, bi-weekly and monthly dog waste removal, standalone one-time cleanups, yard deodorizing, and AI-powered stool health insights using the 3 C's analysis (Color, Consistency, Content).

InsightScoop is running a Twin Cities beta, capped at 50 yards, with the wider launch planned for Spring 2027. The beta area is Minneapolis, St. Paul, Richfield, Edina, Bloomington, and surrounding suburbs. Austin, Denver, Indianapolis, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, and Tampa are expansion markets with waitlists open and no service running yet. Join the waitlist for early access.

There is no single price, because the work varies. A visit is priced on how many dogs you have, how big the yard is, how often we come, and how many separate areas need clearing. Weekly service runs $16 to $44.80 per visit, with a one-dog medium yard at $20. Twice-weekly runs $14.40 to $40.32 per visit, about 10% below weekly per visit and the only cadence we advertise that costs less than weekly, because little accumulates between visits. Bi-weekly runs $20 to $56 per visit: it costs more per visit than weekly, not less, because two weeks of waste accumulate between visits. Monthly runs $24 to $67.20 per visit, the highest per-visit rate we charge, about 50% above weekly, for the same reason. The first cleanup runs $49 to $249.20 depending on dogs, yard size and how long the yard has gone unattended: it starts at $49 for a recently cleaned yard and at $89 once a yard has gone more than 6 weeks, and rises from there. Yard deodorizing is $5 per visit. AI health insights are included free on every recurring plan. Enter your address for an exact quote in about 30 seconds.

During each cleanup, the scooper photographs stool before removal. Our AI tracks the 3 C's (Color, Consistency, and Content) over time to help you notice potential health changes early. You receive wellness insights in the app, and reports can be shared with your veterinarian.

No. InsightScoop insights are informational only and not veterinary advice. InsightScoop does not diagnose or treat disease. Always consult your veterinarian for health concerns.

InsightScoop is a marketplace: scoopers are independent contractors, not employees. A background check is required of every scooper before a first route. Liability insurance is not required; a scooper who carries it and uploads proof shows an Insured badge on their profile that you can see before service. InsightScoop itself gives no company-level insurance or licensing guarantee.

Yes. InsightScoop uses responsible disposal methods to reduce environmental impact and protect local waterways from contamination.

Apply at getinsightscoop.com/field-tech/apply. Set your own hours, no experience needed, background check required. Pay is per yard rather than hourly, so what you earn depends on how many you take and how close together they are.