Whether you need help around the house or you're ready to earn — getting started takes less than two minutes.
Not sure exactly what you need? Browse the GigNGo Watch feed — short videos of local workers doing real jobs. See quality before you hire, then post a task directly from any video in one tap.
Post a task yourself, or tap directly from a video — both are free and take under a minute.
Describe what you need done — lawn care, handyman, cleaning, or any of 335+ services. Add a photo if you have one. It takes 60 seconds and it's 100% free. Not sure what a job like yours should cost? Check the real cost guides first.
Post a Task →Locals in your area see your task on the live map and in the app, and reach out with their price and availability. Because GigNGo charges no lead fees, they aren't paying $30 just to send you a message — which is why you hear back from real people instead of a call center. Why lead fees matter.
Post a Task →Open each profile, read reviews left by neighbors who actually hired them, and watch video of their finished work. Every local has a permanent profile at their own address — gigngo.org/@theirhandle — so their track record follows them and can't be reset. Not sure if a quote is fair? Run it through the quote checker.
Browse Locals →Coordinate through in-app messaging and track the job from accepted to finished. If you want the price in writing first, your local can send a written invoice straight into the chat — itemized, timestamped, and emailed to you as a record. Anything that feels wrong can be reported from the conversation itself.
Post a Task →Pay your local directly when the job is done — cash, Venmo, Zelle, whatever the two of you agree on. GigNGo never handles the money and never takes a commission, so the price you agree on is the price that gets paid. Leave a review afterwards; it is the thing that helps the next neighbor decide.
Get Started Free →The hard part of hiring is finding someone good once. Anyone who does right by you gets saved to your crew, so the next job is a single tap instead of starting over. Pass them on to a neighbor and you both get credit when they hire.
See Your Crew →The five steps above are the whole hiring flow. These are the parts that keep working after the job is done.
What jobs like yours actually went for, built from real GigNGo tasks rather than a national average. Know the number before anyone quotes you.
See the cost guides →Got a quote and not sure about it? Put the job and the price in and see where it lands against what neighbors nearby paid.
Check a quote →Short videos of locals doing real jobs near you. Watch someone's finish quality before they ever set foot on your property.
Open the Watch feed →Add your water heater, furnace, or roof once and GigNGo tells you when each is due for attention — before it becomes an emergency call.
Set up your home →Keep the locals who did good work in one place, rebook them in a tap, and pass them along to a neighbor — you both get credit when they hire.
See your crew →Report a conversation or a task from inside the app. Postings are screened before they go live, and repeat reports pull an account automatically.
Read the full FAQ →The GigNGo Watch feed is your free billboard. Post short clips of your work and let homeowners in your area discover you — no ad budget needed. More videos means more visibility, more inquiries, and more hires.
Set up your free profile and start getting hired today.
Sign up and build your profile in minutes — skills, a short bio, photos of past work, and a video if you have one. You get your own permanent web address at gigngo.org/@yourhandle that you can put on a business card, a truck, or a text message, and it stays yours as your reviews build up.
Create Profile →Tell GigNGo where you work and what services you offer. Control your radius and availability. Only tasks that match your skills and location are shown to you.
Get Started →See real tasks posted by homeowners near you on the live Work Map. Filter by service, distance, or payout, and catch new ones as they appear. Every posting is screened before it reaches you, and anything that looks like a fake job or a bait post gets pulled — your time is not the product here.
View Work Map →Found a task you can handle? Respond with your price, your availability, and a note. There is no lead fee — you are not paying $25 to $80 for the privilege of a phone number the way you would on Thumbtack or Angi, and you are not buying a lead that four other people also bought. You set your own rates. See what lead fees have cost you.
Sign Up Free →The homeowner picks you — coordinate in chat, show up, do the work. Send a written invoice from inside the conversation if you want the price on paper, then get paid directly in whatever way suits you both. GigNGo takes no commission and never touches the payment, so every dollar is yours. The review you earn is what wins you the next job. How to price your work.
Start Earning →Every finished job compounds. Reviews stack up on your profile, homeowners save you to their crew and rebook without shopping around, and your videos keep pulling in people who have never met you. That is the difference between chasing leads and having work come to you.
Start Building →Getting hired is the first part. These are the things that keep the phone ringing after your first job.
You never pay to see a job, to send a quote, or to get a phone number. Add up what the lead-fee sites have taken off you and see the difference.
Run the numbers →Post short clips of finished jobs to the Watch feed. Homeowners nearby see your actual work, and tapping the service on your video sends them straight to you.
See the feed →Your own address at gigngo.org/@yourhandle, indexed by search engines, carrying your reviews and your work. Put it on a card or a truck door.
See live profiles →Send a written, itemized invoice without leaving the conversation. It emails to the customer and gives you both a record of what was agreed.
See invoicing →Real pricing ranges by trade and by region, so you are not guessing on a quote or leaving money on the table.
Read the pricing guide →Every task is checked for bait posts and fake jobs before it reaches the map, and reported accounts get pulled. You are not the product being sold here.
Open the Work Map →More questions? Read the full GigNGo FAQ, or see what jobs typically cost in our real cost guides.
Post a task for free or set up your worker profile. Join GigNGo and get things done.