For companies
If you run several crews rather than one van, the pricing works in your favor — you pay per job you take, not for the chance at one, and never for a lead somebody else also bought.
Why per-job pricing suits a firm
- You pay only when you accept. Between $5 and $25, published per type of work, shown on the job before you pay and never changed afterwards. No subscription, no minimum, no annual contract.
- Accepting closes the job. Nobody else is called. You are not one of four firms racing to a phone that has already been answered.
- Nothing to lose on a slow month. A firm with five crews and a quiet February pays us nothing in February.
What we have not built yet
Straight answer: one account is one login today. There is no way to add your staff to it, so there is no shared board, no per-crew view, and no single bill covering several people. Each person who wants to accept work needs their own account and their own card.
The account model underneath is already built for this — work belongs to the business rather than to whoever happened to be signed in — and adding people to it is the next piece. It is not done, and we are not going to describe it as though it were.
In the meantime
Sign up the way a sole trader does, and everything on the contractor page applies to you exactly as it reads. When multi-person accounts land, an existing account becomes the first member of one — you will not have to start again.