Post the repair from anywhere.
A tenant reports it, you post it in minutes, and the contractor calls you — at every property you run.
Free. Not to post, not when the work is done.
You pay nothing — not to post, not when the work is done. The contractor pays $5 to $25 to take your job, and that is the whole business. The full schedule is here.
The calls a rental actually generates
- Your regular contractor is booked solid. Keep them. Posting here costs nothing, so it runs alongside them as overflow — the leak your tenant reports the week they cannot come, or the trade they do not do. Nothing here asks you to switch.
- The unit is not where you are. Post it in a couple of minutes from wherever you are. The contractor calls you, you settle price and timing, and you arrange access with your tenant — put access notes in the job description.
- Your cell number stays yours. It goes only to whoever takes the job — never onto a list — and nothing public names the property.
- A vacancy turn is several trades in a hurry. Post each piece as its own job — paint, floors, locks — and the calls come to you as each is taken. Five posts cost what one costs: nothing.
What happens, in order
- You post itWhat needs doing and where. The address is not public — contractors browsing see the type of work and the ZIP code, nothing that names the property.
- A contractor takes itThey pay us the fee to take it, and your job comes off the board the moment they do.
- They call youThey get the address and your number — the only ones who ever do. You settle the details with them and arrange access with your tenant.
- You pay us nothingWhat you agree with the contractor is between you and them. We take no commission and never see it.
If it goes nowhere
You have paid nothing, so a job that goes nowhere has not cost you anything. Nothing here ever locks you in.
Your properties, in one place
Set your addresses up once, with the units under each. After that a repair is three taps — the address, the unit, and what needs doing — and every job you have posted sits grouped by address, whichever property it was for.
Set the first one up
Add an address, add the units under it, and post from wherever you are. Adding more of either takes a moment, whenever you take another place on.