Services & Gigs
Local providers quote your job, you pick the price, and the money is held in the app until you confirm the work is done.
Services run in the Panola and Rusk County Beta footprint today — Carthage, Henderson, Tatum and the towns between — and ten more East Texas counties are on the waitlist.
Service Specials
Standing offers from local providers — each one carries a green star so you can spot it at a glance.
No specials running for this service and county right now. Providers post them here as they come up.
Open gigs
Providers quote these jobs. The customer chooses the quote they want.
No open gigs right now. Post one and providers who offer the service are told about it.
Providers
Ask a provider directly and they will quote your job.
What providers pay
Service work is charged differently from a product sale, and the difference is worth knowing before you quote.
How the 15% service referral fee works
The 15% is a referral fee, not a listing fee, and there is no cap on it. ETX Price War is paid for bringing the customer and the provider together and holding the money safely until the work is confirmed. You pay nothing to be listed or to post a Service Special: the fee only applies once a job is awarded to you and the customer pays through the app.
Why it is higher than a product sale: a product listing sells itself from a shelf, while service work needs a customer found for you, a quote compared, an appointment kept, and a payment held and released on completion. That work is what the referral fee covers, and it is the reason a provider never pays a county listing fee.
What that looks like on a job: a $200 awarded job leaves you $170, and a $1,000 awarded job leaves you $850 — the same 15% either way, because the fee is a share of the referral and not a flat charge. If you are approved for both, the 7% capped fee still applies to your product sales and the 15% to your service work.