For tradespeople
You pay nothing to see jobs and nothing to offer. We earn only once the work is done and accepted.
For tradespeople
What was agreed is written down before you start
A job is confirmed the moment your offer is accepted, at the price you named, and the record of it stays with the job. You settle with the customer directly; we never take a share.
Declining costs nothing
There is no acceptance rate and no record of the jobs you passed on. A refusal that costs something is not a refusal.
You can read what you are sorted by
The weights that order businesses when a job is shown are on your own screen — the same table the code applies.
Your price is yours
No suggestion, no guide figure, no pre-filled field. A platform putting numbers in front of competing businesses is coordinating prices, and we do not.
When you are doing the work
Set up your business
Legal name, registration number and VAT number. Without them we may not list you as a trader — that is the Digital Services Act, not us.
Look at open jobs
Filtered to your trade and your city. Nothing is pushed at you, and a job you pass on is recorded nowhere.
Name your price
Yours, not ours. Before you commit you see exactly what reaches you and what we keep.
Work, and be paid
What was agreed is written down before you start, and the job is moved by the two of you — nobody else. You settle with the customer directly, on whatever terms you agreed.
What you need
- A business in Ireland
- A legal name, a registration number and a VAT number
- A way for customers to pay you directly — none of it passes through us
- For a regulated trade: the licence itself
The app, and what it is actually for
Everything on this marketplace happens in a browser: posting a job, making an offer, accepting one, writing to each other. One thing does not, and it is the one thing a browser cannot honestly do — saying that work was being done, at a time, in a place. The app
Fees
None, on either side. You pay the business directly, on terms the two of you settle, and we are not a party to it — so there is nothing for us to take a share of.