Work that respects your time and your standards
Flexible by design
Accept assignments that fit your life — mornings, evenings, or the occasional international arrival. No fixed shifts.
Pay that matches the client
Assignments serve executives and VIP travelers, and engagements average around $575 — compensation is structured to reflect that caliber of service.
One client, full attention
No queue of pickups. Each assignment is a single traveler, from meeting point to destination.
Local knowledge is the job
Toronto Pearson splits international traffic across two terminals with no airside link between them: Terminal 1's Concourse E and Terminal 3's Concourses B/C both handle non-U.S. international arrivals, while separate F and A concourses are reserved for U.S. preclearance. Knowing which terminal your flight actually lands at matters more here than at almost any other Canadian airport. Greeters based in Toronto learn the terminals, the fastest routes between them, and where flights actually let travelers out — the same knowledge that makes a client's arrival feel effortless.
Frequently asked
Is this a full-time job?
No — greeters work as independent contractors and accept assignments around their own availability.
Do I need my own vehicle?
For assignments that include the executive car leg, yes — reliable vehicle access is required. We'll confirm what's needed for Toronto during onboarding.
How am I paid?
Per completed assignment. Exact terms are reviewed during onboarding, once your city and availability are confirmed.
Ready to greet in Toronto?
Apply and we'll follow up within one business day.