Meet locals from your community — real people, not profiles ranked by a corporate algorithm
Neighbors near you are posting paid jobs — meet them directly, no middleman
Free to join • No lead fees • Keep 100% of what you earn
Watch these locals in action — see their work and get a feel for who they are before you hire
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No commission on the job. No lead fees for the person doing it. No middleman in between.
You agree a price and pay directly — cash, Venmo, Zelle, whatever suits you both. GigNGo never handles the money and takes no commission, so the number you agree on is the number that gets paid.
On lead-fee sites a local pays $25 to $80 just for your phone number, and the same lead gets sold to four of them. Here it costs nothing to reply — so real people do. How lead fees work.
Short videos of locals doing real jobs near you, plus reviews from neighbors who actually hired them. Judge someone's finish quality before they set foot on your property.
Cost guides built from what jobs like yours actually went for, not a national average. Already have a quote? Run it through the checker. Cost guides · Quote checker.
Tasks are checked for bait posts and fake jobs before they go out, any conversation can be reported from inside the app, and accounts that draw repeat reports are pulled automatically.
Every local has a permanent profile at their own address — gigngo.org/@theirhandle — carrying their reviews and their work history. It can't be wiped and started over.
The difference is where the money goes — and who pays to talk to whom.
| GigNGo | Thumbtack & Angi | TaskRabbit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost to post a job | Free | Free | Free |
| Commission taken from the job | None | None | Service fee added on |
| What the local pays to contact you | Nothing | $25–$80 per lead | Platform cut |
| Your lead sold to several at once | No | Yes | No |
| Video of their actual work | Yes | No | No |
| You pay the person directly | Yes | Yes | Through the platform |
Describe what you need help with, and locals in your area see your request on the map and in the app. Interested ones message you with a price and their availability, you pick who you want, and you pay them directly when the job is done. Posting costs nothing. See the full walkthrough.
For you, yes. There is no cost to post a task, no cost to message anyone, and no commission taken out of the job. You pay your local directly for the work they do and nothing goes through GigNGo.
From optional upgrades that locals can choose to buy — a boosted position in local results, a featured spot on the Hire page, or a generated website for their business. Nothing is taken out of a job, nobody pays for a lead, and homeowners are never charged. See the plans.
Every local has a permanent profile carrying their reviews and their work history, and many post video of jobs they have finished. Message them before you commit. Task postings are screened before they go out, and any conversation can be reported from inside the app.
Check the cost guides before you post — they are built from what jobs like yours actually went for nearby, not a national average. If you already have a quote in hand, put it through the quote checker. Cost guides · Quote checker.
Almost anything. From home repairs and cleaning to moving, yard work, pet care, and more. If you need help with something, post it and see who responds.
Yes. GigNGo, Gig N Go, and Gig and Go all refer to the same platform. It is a local marketplace for finding locals and getting help with tasks in your area.
Three steps, about a minute, no cost
Say what you need done and add a photo if you have one. Any of 335+ services, from a leaking tap to a full yard clean-up. It takes about 60 seconds and costs nothing.
People nearby see your task and message you with a price and their availability. They pay nothing to reply, so you hear from real people rather than a call center.
Read their reviews, watch video of their work, pick the one you want. When it's done you pay them directly — GigNGo takes no cut of it.
The website covers posting and browsing. The app is where the rest of it lives.