Sync your assignment and your spending limits recalibrate to each city's cost of living — automatically, the day your contract starts. No spreadsheets. No re-budgeting at 2am between shifts.
Every assignment is a different city with a different price tag. FloatPaid handles the math so your card always fits the place you're actually standing in.
A stipend that stretches in Tulsa disappears in San Francisco. FloatPaid reads your posting and sets caps to local cost of living, so you're never guessing what's safe to spend.
Connect your assignment dates once. When one contract ends and the next begins, your limits shift on the start date — not a week late, not after you've already overspent.
Your stipend arrives in buckets you can actually see. Rent here, groceries there, flights home. Each envelope holds its own limit so nothing bleeds into next month's rent.
You already move for a living. Your money should keep up without a second job managing it.
— The FloatPaid principle
Most cards treat a nurse in Boise the same as a nurse in Manhattan. FloatPaid doesn't. It watches the one thing that actually changes between contracts — where you are — and adjusts everything downstream from that.
You keep the same card number, the same taps, the same wallet. What moves is the ceiling underneath you, quietly, so the card always reflects the city you're living in this month.
Get on the early list. We're onboarding travel nurses one cohort at a time, and beta seats are free while we build.