You pay for the jobs you take. Not for the chance at them.
Not per lead. Not per contact. Not a monthly subscription. You see the type of work and the ZIP code for free, and you pay only for the jobs you decide to take.
$5 to $25 per job you accept. Nothing else, ever.
One published price per type of work, shown on the job before you pay — and it never changes on a job you are looking at. The full schedule is here.
What you see before you pay
The work, in the customer's own words, with their photographs and the ZIP code. Enough to decide whether it is worth twenty dollars — which is the entire point.
Gutter cleaning
“Back gutters are overflowing — two stories, and there is a downpipe blocked at the corner. Water is running down the wall when it rains.”
- Area
- 97201
- Photos
- 3 attached
- Address
- withheld until accepted
- Contact
- withheld until accepted
Why the address is missing
Because it is the thing you are paying for. If it were on the board, the twenty dollars would be a donation — and the contractors who paid it would be subsidizing the ones who did not.
Why there is no bidding
Accepting closes the job. There is no second contractor racing you to the phone, because after you accept there is nothing left for them to accept.
What happens, in order
- You browseType of work and ZIP code, free. No account needed to look, and looking costs nothing ever.
- You acceptThe job closes to everybody else at that moment. Nobody is racing you to a phone call.
- You pay the job's feeThe only money that ever moves between us. Flat, whatever the job is worth.
- You get the address and the numberAnd you deal with the customer directly. What you charge them is between you and them; we never see it.
One contractor per job
Accepting a job closes it. Nobody else can accept the same job, so nobody else pays for it, and you are not racing four other people to a phone call.
That is the whole reason there is no dispute queue here: there is never a second contractor who also paid and also wants to be told they were the one who got hired.
If it does not work out
If the job was not real, the customer went quiet, or it was not what the post said — tell us within 24 hours and pick a reason from a list. We ask the customer whether you got in touch, and ask again the next day if they do not answer — if they say no, or never answer, the money goes back. You write nothing and argue with nobody.
Your rating does not go up when you refund, so the honest and the abusive route are different, but neither one costs you a conversation.
Start taking work
No fee to join, nothing monthly, and no card until the first job you accept. It takes a mobile number and about a minute.
Accepting jobs is not switched on yet, so the board will be quiet to start with. You can set up now, tell us the trades and areas you cover, and be there when it opens.