Post the problem. A vetted technician takes it — remote in minutes, on-site when you need hands. Your money sits in escrow until you say it's fixed.
Describe what's broken — our free AI assistant scopes it into a job techs can act on. Fixed price or open bids, your call.
When a tech takes the job, your payment is secured — not paid out. They start work, remote or on-site.
You check the work. Only your approval moves the money. Not fixed? It never leaves escrow.
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| Koadi | Lead-gen directories | Big-box tech support | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your money protected in escrow | ✓ Always | ✗ Pay contractor directly | ✗ Pay upfront |
| Response time | Minutes, remote-first | Days of phone tag | Appointment windows |
| Who pays the platform | Nobody until job completes | Pros pay per lead — you get spam | You, at corporate rates |
| Vetted & rated techs | ✓ ID-verified + public ratings | Varies by listing | ✓ |
| Money-back guarantee | ✓ Redone or refunded | ✗ | Store credit, maybe |
Techs are ID-verified before on-site work. If the job isn't right, it gets redone or refunded from escrow — your money never moves until you say so. How it works →
Remote jobs are usually picked up within minutes — technicians across the country see your post the moment it goes live. On-site visits depend on tech availability in your area.
Your card is charged when a technician takes your job, but the money is held in escrow — the tech can't touch it until you approve the completed work. Cancel before work starts and you're refunded automatically.
Techs submit government ID and credentials for review before earning the Koadi Verified badge, and every completed job adds public ratings you can check before accepting a bid.
Quick remote fixes typically run $40–$90; on-site visits $120–$250; bigger projects get competitive bids. See the full pricing guide.
A vetted technician takes it from here — and you don't pay until it's fixed.
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