Finding and Quoting Available Jobs
Open maintenance requests that match your service categories and area show up on Available Jobs. Submit a quote, and the landlord decides whether to move forward — you accept the assignment afterward from My Jobs.
What shows up here
A request appears on Available Jobs only if all of the following are true:
- It is still open and has no job assigned yet
- It matches one of your service categories on your Business Profile — if you have not picked any categories yet, every open request is shown
- It is within your service radius (10, 25, 50, or 100 miles from your business zip code). If you have not set a zip code, distance is not checked and every request in your categories stays listed
Filter tabs across the top let you narrow the list to a single category. A running count ("Showing 1–25 of N") and Previous/Next links appear once there is more than one page of results.
Available for Jobs must be on
Platinum first look
Platinum subscribers ($5/month) see newly posted jobs before they open to everyone else. Free vendors still see and can quote every job once its first-look window ends — Platinum does not change the platform fee, only the timing.
Reviewing a job before you quote
Opening a job from the list shows:
- The full issue title, description, and priority (Emergency / High / Normal / Low)
- The property address and category
- An AI-generated cost estimate and triage summary, when the landlord's request included one
- Any photos the tenant or landlord attached, opened full-size in a new tab
Submitting your quote
Below the job details, the quote form asks for:
- Quote amount — the total you would bill, at least $1.00
- Estimated days to complete — between 1 and 180 days
- Notes (optional) — scope of work, parts included, access requirements
As soon as you enter a valid amount, a preview shows the platform fee and your payout at that price (3% platform fee, so your payout preview is 97% of the quote). Submitting takes you straight to the job's detail page.
Quoting does not assign the job to you
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