Parents should be Paid!

For lots of parents, the end of paternity/maternity leave signals a difficult decision; either quitting your job to raise your kids, or working strange shifts and seeing half your paycheck go to someone else. Both choices mean accepting a big drop in household income. But with TrustAllie, you can continue earning while still being present for the most important moments in your young child's life.

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EARn Money

TrustAllie is different from other home-based businesses for young parents, because you earn money by doing exactly what you were already doing. No sales calls, no pyramid schemes, no new skills to develop, no rearranging your schedule. We help you find a family. We handle collections and deposit your earnings weekly. We provide insurance and even help you to recoup the significant tax savings you will be eligible for by operating a home business. On our platform, we only make money when you do, so you know we want you to succeed. 

Independently, At Home

For many parents, choosing to nurture children past infancy at home means becoming financially dependent on a spouse or partner. The most loving of relationships can be strained by this over time. Becoming an "Alloparent" with TrustAllie means that you don't have to give up your independence or sense of self. Set your own daily rates and your earnings could easily cover the food budget, a car payment, or pay for your child's college costs. Come work with us and we promise you'll never experience a better work commute again in your life. 

WITH THOSE YOU LOVE

Home is where the heart is. When you open up a place in your home for an "Allochild" from another family, a place in your heart opens up as well. At TrustAllie, we want to empower you to be fully present for your kids during those special formative years. They might not remember specifics from this time later in life, but we know that you will. And if you find yourself on the fence about staying home to raise your own child, we hope TrustAllie makes the math a bit simpler.