Rover Clone App - White-Label Pet Care Marketplace

Think of it as a pet-care marketplace you can put your own name on. Owners save a card for each animal and book boarding, grooming, training, walking, day care or veterinary appointments. Walkers, boarders and trainers use panels and an app of their own, the operator watches the business through an admin console with a revenue dashboard, and a pet shop sells beside the services. We deliver it rebranded in 6 days, along with the entire source code.

Certainly. We configure your branding, your service list, commission rates and tax rules before launch, and since the whole source code becomes yours, your developers or ours can reshape screens, flows and features afterward. Work outside the base, whether an add-on or a bespoke flow, gets a written scope and price before anything starts.

Anywhere you can arrange hosting and a payment gateway account. Registration includes a country picker, the console keeps a list of countries, and the release notes mention five gateways: Sadad, Cinet, Paystack, Razorpay and Stripe. Regulations for pet care vary between countries and often between states or cities, so research each market before opening.

GPS Tracking comes as an add-on module that follows a pet through a walk or a ride. It receives its own scope and price.

Yes. Android and iOS are both covered by the two apps, the one for owners and the one for employees, which are Flutter builds released through developer accounts under your ownership. Apple and Google carry out their own reviews, which are not counted in our 6-day build.

Once registered, an owner taps a service tile on the home screen, selects a pet, fixes drop-off and pickup slots, chooses a provider and ticks optional extras. The form shows the total including tax and Book Now submits it. A confirmation screen displays the booking number with a Google Calendar link, and the booking takes its place in the bookings list, where its status sits beside a Cancel button.

The console lists six lines: boarding, veterinary, grooming, training, walking and day care, plus a Pet Sitter List. On the owner home screen, tiles for Boarding, Veterinary and Grooming sit above an Explore link to the rest. Veterinary is only a booking category, and each practice must handle its own licensing.

My Pets shows every animal showing a picture, a name and a breed, and offers an Add Pet link. Owners pick from that list at booking time, and the admin console holds an Owners And Pets list. Richer records, health notes for instance, can be added as quoted custom work.

It does. A Shop tab sits next to Bookings, with shelves for food, dog and cat gear and collars, priced featured products, a cart, favorites and a search box. The admin console backs it with Product, Product Variations, Orders and Supply menus.

The demo names Walker, Boarder and Trainer panels, and an employee app serves providers who work from a phone. Multi-vendor support came in release 2.1.0, so each of these providers manages their own services and prices. The admin Users menu includes a Pending Employee list for reviewing newcomers.

A boarder registers, completes a profile, lists services, sets prices and states when they are free. Owners then book from that availability inside the app.

Yes. A boarder can cap capacity and run several bookings side by side from the dashboard, while an owner may save as many pets as they wish.

Trainers list every program they offer, from obedience and behavioral correction to puppy training, and set both the price and the length of a session. They reach owners through in-app messaging that covers chat, video calls and updates.

When a booking completes, the platform processes the payment and the provider's share is sent to the bank account linked to their profile. An Employee Earnings entry under Finance shows each provider's earnings, and the exact transfer timing follows the gateway you connect.

Grooming runs as a service line with its own tile on the owner home screen and its own menu in the console, while the provider panels in the demo are Walker, Boarder and Trainer. If grooming is central to your plan, raise it on a call and we will show how it would be set up.

It opens on a dashboard showing completed and incomplete services, revenue and profit of services, a monthly revenue chart, recent bookings, top products and popular employees. Beyond that it covers bookings, the six service menus, employees and owners, reviews, the shop, tax, employee earnings, daily and overall booking reports, roles, notification templates, countries, app banners and a setup wizard.

Each service carries a commission percentage that you set in the admin panel, so a walk, a grooming session and a training session may all have different rates. Altering a rate requires no rebuild.

They go to the admin panel's dispute desk, where complaints, refund requests and tickets are settled, with the booking record kept alongside.

Sadad, Cinet, Paystack, Razorpay and Stripe are the gateways mentioned in the release notes. Tax is configured as a percentage or a flat sum, and the booking form shows the total with tax. You must hold your own gateway account, with KYC finished, before launch.

At base level: commission on bookings, set service by service, extras that owners tick on the form, and sales through the shop. The Subscription System add-on brings recurring plans and the Pickup & Drop add-on brings a collection step you can price. Further income, such as partner offers, depends on deals of your own.

Commission usually comes first, since selling it requires nothing additional: it is earned on the first paid booking. Extras on the form and the shop come next as services and products get listed. Plans and pickup depend on their add-ons, while partner or referral income relies on arrangements of your own, agreed separately and not built in.

Supply and trust, more than features. Providers who have built prices, diaries and regular clients on your platform rarely move, and owners with saved pets, a booking history and reviews have reasons to return. This base lets that build-up begin at launch and stay in your database. A careful approval process for new providers is the second barrier, since owners trust a platform that is choosy about who cares for their animals.

Three windows open together at launch and run in parallel, free of charge: 60 days of dedicated platform guidance, 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of continuous product updates.

The build takes 6 working days, during which we brand the apps and the web platform as yours, install them on your hosting and prepare the apps for release from your own developer accounts. Review by Apple and Google happens on their schedule and is not part of those 6 days.

You receive all of it, unencrypted, so your developers can modify, extend and redeploy the code. No per-seat fee applies, and no license must be renewed to keep it running.

You supply hosting and a domain, developer accounts for the app stores that are yours and verified, your logo and business details, a payment gateway account with KYC completed, and any third-party keys the integrations need. Miracuves neither applies for gateways for you nor writes your privacy policy or terms of service.

Miracuves has delivered 9,000+ projects for 6,000+ clients, with 90+ ready-made solutions in its catalog. The Rover Clone launches in 6 days with the full source code and three overlapping support windows, and this page is candid about what the base includes, what is an add-on and what falls to you.

The Rover clone is $2,499 as a single payment for the whole pet-care marketplace: owner app, employee app for providers, website with walker, boarder and trainer panels, admin console, pet shop and the full unencrypted source. Rebranding and installation on your hosting are inside that figure. Add-ons such as GPS Tracking, the Subscription System or Pickup & Drop, and any bespoke flow, each get a written price before work begins.

Usually, yes. Bookings tied to pet cards, three provider panels, a shop and a revenue dashboard already work in the demo, so you test the real product before paying, then open within 6 working days. A custom marketplace means paying for those basics again and waiting months. Where your idea needs something new, such as a different approval step, that piece is scoped separately and generally delivered within 2-8 weeks.

Book a stay as an owner in the demo and log in to the walker, boarder and trainer panels. Then agree your service lines, gather hosting, store accounts, a KYC-cleared gateway and integration keys, and send your branding. Miracuves puts your name on every surface, installs on your hosting, sets services, rates, tax and roles, and you run a test booking from both sides. That is 6 working days, with store review afterward.

Launch the ready-made base first, then grow. Bookings tied to pet cards, three provider panels, the pet shop and the revenue dashboard already work, and commission is earned on the first paid booking. Plans through the Subscription System add-on and the Pickup & Drop add-on can follow once you know your owners.

Yes. The Walker, Boarder and Trainer panels sit beside six service lines, and you agree your own service list and commission rates before launch. Pet sitting, boarding, walking and training businesses can open with the lines they actually sell and add the rest later.

Trust comes from supply and routine. Providers set their own prices and diaries and build regular clients, while owners keep saved pet cards, a booking history and reviews. Complaints, refund requests and tickets go to the admin dispute desk with the booking record alongside, and you recruit the providers you want.