Generic marketplace builders and SaaS templates get you a directory with a contact form. We build a real two-sided marketplace — provider matching, booking, ratings, and payments — that fits your take rate, your vetting process, and your category.
Generic service marketplace platforms prove the model works. They also prove why owning the platform matters once you're the one building the category.
No third-party platform fee eating into every booking — you set commission, subscription, or lead-fee pricing that fits your category.
Location, skill, availability, and price matching modeled around how your specific service actually gets booked, not a generic "browse and message" flow.
Verified profiles, reviews, and dispute handling designed around your vetting standards instead of a marketplace-wide default.
Providers get repeat bookings and reliable payouts; clients get consistent quality — both sides have a reason to stay on your platform instead of going around it.
Bookings, provider performance, and revenue in one dashboard instead of piecing it together from a third-party platform's limited reporting.
Add new service types, geographies, or pricing models without waiting on a platform that wasn't built for your niche.
We build the modules a real two-sided marketplace runs on.
Verification, portfolios, service areas, pricing, and availability that clients can actually evaluate before booking.
Client requests matched and assigned to providers by location, skill, and availability, with a full bookings table for operations.
Two-way ratings, review moderation, and a top-provider ranking that surfaces your best talent.
In-platform chat between clients and providers so conversations — and the record of them — stay on your marketplace.
Client payment collection, commission handling, and automated provider payouts.
Provider vetting queue, dispute resolution tools, and reporting on bookings, take rate, and provider performance.
Those platforms are a fast way to test demand, but you're renting distribution and paying their take rate on every job. A custom marketplace makes sense once you want to own the customer relationship, set your own commission structure, or build matching and vetting specific to your category.
We integrate a payment provider that supports split payments or scheduled payouts, so you collect from the client, take your commission, and pay out providers automatically without manual reconciliation.
Yes, that's the recommended approach. We build the core marketplace engine — matching, booking, payments — generically enough that adding a second or third service category later is a content and rules change, not a rebuild.
A focused MVP — provider profiles, booking, payments, and basic ratings — usually takes 8-10 weeks depending on matching complexity and payment integration.
Tell us about your category, your providers, and your take rate model — we'll scope a marketplace built to run on your terms.