Listing

Pick services from the catalogue rather than writing your own. This is deliberate: a buyer comparing five sellers of the same service can only do so if it is genuinely the same service. Free-text listings make comparison impossible and push everybody towards competing on price alone.

Prices

You set yours. The price a buyer sees on a service page is derived from what sellers actually charge — a median, not an average, and only once at least three sellers have listed. Below that there is no market to report, and one seller's number presented as "the market price" would be a fiction.

Your listing shows where you sit relative to that median, so you can tell whether you are the cheap option or the expensive one.

What buyers see

Your delivered count, your rating once you have enough of them to mean anything, your location, and a verified badge if your portfolio has been checked. Ratings are hidden below three reviews: one five-star review reads as "flawless" and one three-star as "avoid", and both are wrong.

Quotes

Requests arrive against your account. A buyer without an account can still ask — the thread lives against their email — so do not expect every enquiry to come with a profile attached.