Our Brand

The NerdMobile is one of the biggest parts of being a Fully Certified EntrepreNERD. It gets you looks, it gets you business, it gets you girls! Okay, maybe not girls but our Nerds have been chased by desperate computer owners seeking help, sought out by businesses and home owners that want a NerdMobile parked in THEIR driveway to ”brag” that THEY use Nerds On Site. Nerds have even had cards with handwritten pleas left under their wipers: “HELP! Please call me!”

Nerds LOVE their NerdMobiles! They use them for business, they use them for play, they even use them to help their communities with events like “Fill the Beetle to Feed the People” where we fill the NerdMobiles with food for local food banks or other charities. From Ottawa, Canada to Johannesburg, South Africa, Nerds are always giving back to their communities. Parades, FUNdraisers, golf tournaments: from up-town to down-under, NerdMobiles are multiplying and invading the universe.

The process of becoming an EntrepreNERD with Nerds On Site

First Step

Take a look around this site and get a feel for what we are about. If you think that we share the same values and that you can leverage the team and all the resources it brings - then we want to hear from you! Click onAPPLY to tell us a bit about yourself.

Second Step

We will send along a link (with username and password) to a video as well as links to some additional questions. The video will go into more detail and answer a lot of commonly asked questions (questions like "do I get a free car?" and "is this like a franchise or something?")

Third Step

If at this point it looks like a fit from both sides, the final step is a face-to-face meeting (or video conference depending on your location). Here you will have the chance to meet and talk with existing nerds - ask more questions and get a feel for things.

Finally

Once a new nerd is invited to join the team - we provide training and in-the-field shadowing of experienced nerds. There is a ridiculously small one-time license fee that helps to cover some initial start-up costs (i.e. $350 in Canada/US/Australia... R1250 in South Africa).. but we'll get to all those details later.