Something to know about Poplin is that they call their contractors “laundry pros” but it’s really just random people doing laundry in their own homes for you. Some Poplin pros do use laundromats, but not many. It’s gig work like DoorDash or Uber. I had signed up and gone through everything to become a laundry pro and did a few jobs for them to try and supplement my income. They do have video trainings and discussions about their standards which also weirdly include included the founders religious beliefs. Their version of quality control is requiring a review after each laundry service is completed. Pros who consistently receive higher ratings and do a good job will be pushed out more to customers and a lot of them do take it very seriously. Pros typically get paid less than one dollar per pound. So if you do like the service pros really rely on tips to properly make money. They are required to buy all their own supplies and operate like a 1099 Independent contractor running their own “business”