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Find a service or provide one.

Need a pro
Describe the job in a sentence — the best matches show up, ranked by rating and distance.
Be the pro
List what you do once and get found — nearby or worldwide.

No commissions. No service fees. Period.

New on the App Store — early reviews coming in.

On a computer?

Scan with your phone camera to open this page there — free on iOS and Android.

Gig home screen asking “What do you need help with?” above nearby providers with their ratings, distance, and prices.

See it in 30 seconds.

The full loop — find help, or get found.

  1. Gig search results for “Someone to walk my dog while…” — nearby pet sitters and dog walkers with prices, ratings, and distance.
    01  Search Type it the way you’d say it — the best-matched pros show up, priced up front.
  2. Search-area map centred on San Francisco with a 10-mile radius selected.
    02  Set your range See only help close enough to actually show up.
  3. Your own Gig profile — location, 8 services listed, and links to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, and a website.
    03  Flip to the work side Same account: list what you do and show up in searches everywhere, not just nearby.
  4. A provider’s Gig profile — 5.0 rating, 2.4 miles away, responds within minutes, with a Contact button.
    04  See who you’re hiring Ratings, services, and how fast they reply — see who you’re dealing with before you message.
  5. Gig login screen with the tagline “Find help for almost anything”, email sign-in, and Google and Apple sign-in.
    05  Sign in Apple, Google, or email — in and set in seconds.

Know who you’re dealing with.

Every profile can link to Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, or a website. Check someone out before you ever meet.

  • See their real work

    Tap through to their socials or site for photos, posts, and past jobs.

  • Spot mutual connections

    Their Instagram or LinkedIn shows who you both know.

  • Ratings both ways

    Customers rate pros and pros rate customers after every job.

  • Stay in control

    Sign in with Apple or Google, chat in the app, and block or report anytime.

Reviews on a Gig profile — a five-star rating and a written review from a past customer, with a Leave a Review button.

Help for almost anything.

A few of the jobs people hire for — and anything else you can describe in a sentence.

  • Someone carrying a cleaning caddy and broom up a flight of stairs at home. Cleaning
  • Two people carrying moving boxes and a plant into a new home. Moving
  • A worker cutting trim on a miter saw during a home renovation. Handyman
  • A student working through a lesson with a tutor at a table. Tutoring
  • Someone walking a dog on a leash along a forest path. Pet care
  • A hairdresser trimming someone’s long hair with scissors. Hair & beauty

On a $100 job, where does the money go?

Typical gig apps

~$15+

A service fee of around 15% is commonly reported, often with more on top — or a charge per lead, whether you win the job or not.

Gig

$0

The customer pays the pro directly. Gig never touches the payment, so all $100 stays with the person who did the work.

See how Gig compares
What each app takes from a worker's pay, and whether they keep 100%
App Its cut of your pay Keep 100%?
Gig 0% — never touches the payment Yes
TaskRabbit ~15% service fee (commonly reported) + fees No
Thumbtack Pay per lead, even if you don’t book No
Uber & Lyft Variable cut; the platform sets the fare No
DoorDash The platform sets your pay per delivery No

Typical, commonly reported terms — fees vary by market and change often. Full comparison

One free app. Both sides of the job.

Need something done?

Say it in a sentence. Get matched.

  • Type it how you’d say it — “fix my leaking sink.”
  • Pros ranked by rating and distance.
  • Price up front, with no platform markup.

Got a skill?

Get found. Keep 100%.

  • List your services once, free.
  • No commission, no lead fees, no subscription.
  • Turn on GigFlex to get hired for jobs you didn’t list.

Your first job is one sentence away.

Free to download. Free to join. Nothing taken from what you earn.

On a computer?

Scan to pick this up on your phone.

A commission-free marketplace for local services

Gig connects people who need a job done with people who do that work. It is built for services nearby — cleaning, repairs, tutoring, moving, and the rest — and for work that can be done from anywhere. One free profile covers both sides. You hire, or you offer, from the same account.

The number that separates it from a typical services app is the commission: 0%. Gig never sits in the payment. You and the other person agree a price and settle it directly, so what was quoted is what gets kept.

Find local help

Describe the job in your own words. “Fix my leaking sink” is a better search than “plumber.” The closest matches surface ranked by relevance, rating, and distance, priced up front, with no platform markup added on top. Message in the app before you commit. How full the results are depends on who is actually near you.

The practical version — what to type, and which four signals are worth reading — is in how to find local help near you.

Offer a service and keep 100%

List what you do once. A profile takes about a minute: your name, a photo, and the service in the words a customer would use. There is no subscription and no fee to be listed. When someone books you, they pay you directly. Gig does not take a cut and does not charge you for the introduction.

Open to work you did not think to list? Turn on GigFlex and customers can hire you for those jobs too. Leave it off if you only want what you named.

How Gig compares

TaskRabbit, Thumbtack, Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash each stand between a worker and the money, either with a commission, a per-lead charge, or a price the platform sets. Gig ranks first in that comparison because it is the only one that charges 0% and stays out of the payment. The table has a download link for every app on the list.

From the journal

Frequently asked

What is Gig?

Gig is a free marketplace for local services, and for work that can be done from anywhere. One profile lets you hire or offer a service. You describe the job in a sentence, or you list what you do. Gig takes no commission.

How much commission does Gig take?

Zero. Gig charges 0% commission and never touches the payment. The customer pays you directly, so you keep 100%. There is no booking fee and no charge per lead.

Is Gig free to join?

Yes. Gig is free to download on iOS and Android, and free to create a profile on, whether you are hiring or offering a service. There is no subscription and no per-job fee.

How do you find local help on Gig?

Type the job the way you would say it, not a category name. Matches come back ranked by relevance, rating, and distance, with the price up front and no platform fee added. How many people are near you depends on your area.

Is Gig safe to use?

You can sign in with Apple, Google, or email. Ratings run both ways after a job. Profiles can link to Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, or a website, so you can see someone's work before you meet. Messages stay in the app, and you can block or report at any point. Gig does not run background checks, and it does not hold the payment.

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