Join Nalren · Account Types
Every professional on Nalren works from one of three account types. All three are created by a real person, and every profile is reviewed and approved by Nalren. The difference is how your work is described, and whether the law requires a license to do it.
There are no anonymous storefronts on Nalren. Whichever account type you choose, it is created by a person, and every profile is reviewed and approved by Nalren before it appears in the directory. Government-ID verification puts a verified badge on your profile and is required before you can accept paid bookings, so clients know exactly who they're dealing with.
The account type for independent pros whose work doesn't require a state license. You describe your work by choosing professional titles from a catalog of hundreds spanning roughly forty categories — from photographers, tutors, and personal trainers to house cleaners, event planners, and IT specialists — then list your services, service areas, rates, and packages, and showcase real work with photos and media.
For regulated work — real estate agents and brokers, loan officers, insurance producers, electricians, plumbers, HVAC contractors, and other state-licensed trades — Nalren collects your license details: type, number, state, and expiry. License information is reviewed and displayed on your profile (for example, DRE numbers for California real estate agents), so clients can see your credential up front.
You cannot bypass licensing by picking a different account type. The professional titles themselves determine the requirement: selecting a licensed profession's title — as any account type — triggers the license requirement for that work. Choosing "Individual" does not let anyone function as a real estate agent, loan officer, or licensed contractor without the credential.
For companies rather than solo practitioners. A Business account describes itself by industries instead of personal titles — along with the business name, company details, team size, and the products and services offered. It is still created by a real person who represents the business, the profile is reviewed and approved by Nalren, and licensed work performed under a business still requires the license.
If a client searches for what you do, you appear in results. Being findable on Nalren is free for every account type.
Set working hours and booking rules; approve requests or allow instant booking.
Send offers in-app and keep every booking, message, and payment in one dashboard.
Completed bookings earn reviews; the verified badge and (where applicable) your license are shown on your profile.
Yes, before paid bookings. Every profile, Individual, Licensed, or Business, is reviewed and approved by Nalren before it appears in the directory, and government-ID verification, which adds the verified badge, is required before an account can accept paid bookings.
No. Licensing follows the work, not the account label. Selecting a licensed profession’s title triggers the license requirement regardless of account type — there is no way to function as a licensed professional on Nalren without providing the credential.
License type, number, issuing state, status, and expiry. The information is reviewed and displayed on your profile — for example, California real estate agents show their DRE number.
Business accounts describe themselves by industries and company details — business name, team size, products and services — rather than personal professional titles. Everything else, including profile review, ID verification before paid bookings, and the booking tools, works the same.
Hundreds, across roughly forty categories — real estate, legal, construction and trades, accounting, personal care, wellness, creative, tech, education, events, food, pets, care, and more. You can select multiple titles that describe your work.