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Earning $1,387.84 an Hour bounty hunting or more is wholly possible for independent contractors, and I am living proof of that!

How much do bounty hunters make?

Do bounty hunters get paid hourly?

How do bounty hunters get paid?

The above are a few samples of questions that Bailspeak receives very frequently to include Facebook messaging, and there is no definitive answer because bounty hunting is a trade in terms of pay just like a carpenter, or plumber, custom home builder, or electrician and even a handyman; you do the work and get paid or don’t do the work and there is no pay.

There are approximately 300 fulltime, hourly with bonuses and commissions or salaried bounty hunters working in California—some with company cars and expense accounts; however, most bounty hunters are tradesmen who get paid when the job is done.

An independent bounty hunter will get paid commensurate with his or her (there are some rocking female bounty hunters in California) ability to close bail jumper cases. I personally know of quite a few who break six figures yearly but work their hindquarters off to do it no doubt. Frankly speaking, those who don’t have the innate talent to bounty hunt (to include marketing their bounty hunting business) will struggle.

This video shot at a live class nearly ten years ago is my personal design to not only get paid but to also lower liability and present the best options for my bounty hunting clients—bar none; it worked then and still works today!

This video is a small part of a series of online courses (the others more professionally produced and includes Bounty Hunting Marketing) that have been and are now available on CD or thumb-drive only at Bailspeak live classes.

Education Matters,

Rex Venator
Bailspeak Instructor