Gig Deactivation AppealFlorida · Deactivated? Appeal it right.
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Deactivated. Now appeal it properly.

Paste the deactivation email or in-app notice. In a few seconds you get what it most likely means, the platform's own review path, the evidence that actually moves these reviews, and — in the full version — the appeal letter. No account. Nothing stored.

Free first lookEnglish · EspañolNothing is storedPlatform's own appeal path
Plan active

Free — 20 seconds

Paste the notice.

The email, the in-app message, or what the support agent wrote. Leave out your account number if you like.

Free. Takes a few seconds.

Why this exists

One email, no explanation, and the car payment is still due Friday.

Deactivations are usually automated and written in vague policy language. Most workers either give up or send an angry message. The ones who get reinstated send a short factual request with the right evidence through the platform's own path — and, when a background report was involved, use rights the platform had to tell them about.

How it works

Twenty seconds. Then one good appeal.

01

Paste the notice

The email or in-app message. Nothing is saved.

02

See what it means and the path

The likely reason, the platform's own review route, the evidence that matters, your rights if a report was involved.

03

Send the appeal

A short, factual letter with a numbered evidence list — in the full version — and what to do for income meanwhile.

Plans

Decoding the notice is free. The appeal letter is $9.

The free reading tells you what it means and where to appeal. The full version writes the letter and the evidence list, plus the dispute paragraph if a background report was involved.

Appeal letter
$9one notice

The full decode, the appeal letter ready to paste, the numbered evidence list, and the background-report dispute paragraph if it applies. Printable.

  • Appeal letter in English with a Spanish copy
  • Evidence list specific to your reason
  • FCRA dispute paragraph when a report was involved
  • Print or save as PDF
Driver groups & worker centers
$29per month

For a driver association, a worker center or a church that helps app workers every week.

  • Unlimited decodes and letters
  • Your organization's name on the page
  • Spanish and English
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. The free decode never goes behind a paywall.

Common questions

Is this really free? Do you store what I paste?

The first look — the likely reason for your deactivation, the platform's own appeal path, and what evidence to gather — is free. The appeal letter itself is $9 per notice, and ongoing access to driver groups and worker centers is $29 a month. Nothing you paste is stored.

What does my deactivation notice actually mean?

Paste the email or in-app message and the tool decodes the likely reason, points you to the platform's own review path, and lists the evidence that actually helps in these reviews. It is not a lawyer and cannot get you reinstated — the notice you received is the authority on what happens next.

How many days do I have to appeal?

The tool won't guess a deadline — platforms change their windows, so the notice you received is the only authority on how much time you have. Use whichever review path it names (in-app Help, 'Request a review,' or the support email in the notice) as soon as possible, and keep your confirmation.

A background check caused this — what are my rights?

Under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, you can get a free copy of the report from the company named in your notice, dispute anything inaccurate, and the platform must have given you the report and a summary of your rights before a final decision (see CFPB — background checks & your rights). If you win a dispute, send the corrected report along with your review request; a correction doesn't guarantee reinstatement. This is general information, not legal advice — Florida's free legal aid directory is floridalawhelp.org.

Can I get unemployment while I fight this?

Florida generally classifies transportation network company drivers as independent contractors under Fla. Stat. 451.01, which usually affects eligibility for state reemployment assistance — but FloridaCommerce decides each case, so you may still apply. For emergency help call 211, and CareerSource Florida centers help place people in new work fast, at no cost.

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