Forty categories, a page each
The service directory runs from House Cleaning to Accounting & Bookkeeping — 40 in all, each showing how many providers are active in it. Every category has its own page with a services-offered count, a browse-by-city row (Quezon City, Manila, Makati, Taguig, Pasig, Cainta, Antipolo, Cebu City, Davao City, Bacoor), a list of what the work covers, a list of what to check before hiring, and its own FAQ accordion.
Post once, compare the quotes
Four steps, stated plainly: post your request, receive quotes from local providers who can do the job, compare ratings, badges, quote details and response time — not just price — then choose and coordinate directly. In the app the same thing is a Create Post form: preferable time set to ASAP, the saved service address pinned on a map, a required service category, the service itself, and a box to describe the job.
Provider profiles you can judge
A provider card carries its badges (Verified, Featured, Agency, Active Provider, Complete Profile), the services it lists, the areas it covers, availability chips for Accepts ASAP, Weekends and Evenings, and a pricing note — often Negotiable, since pricing on profiles is a guide and the final figure is agreed between the two parties. Results filter by service, city, provider type (individual, business, agency) and pricing style, and sort by Recommended, Newest, Most Complete, Has Pricing Guide, Has Photos or A–Z.
Earned trust, kept apart from paid placement
The trust and safety block says it in one line: verification badges are earned, never bought. Ratings come from genuine customer bookings, concerns can be reported, providers are described as independent individuals or businesses, and a customer's exact address stays hidden until they pick someone. Sponsored and featured slots sit all over the site — and every one of them is labelled.
A free storefront, then plans that pay for reach
A provider joins free: a public profile, one category, three services, three service areas, three gallery photos and three lead credits a month. The client's paid tiers add room and tools — Basic at ₱299 a month, Verified at ₱799, Premium at ₱1,499 with AI message templates and analytics, Business at ₱2,999 with unlimited categories. Lead credits are the meter: one credit per quote sent, browsing and messaging free, top-up packs from ₱199 for ten, and the pricing page states there is no commission on the job itself.
The app: nearby helpers, priced up front
The promo sheet shows a TestFlight build whose home screen opens on the customer's own location, above a search field, an On-Call Yayas & Babysitters banner and an All Categories grid — Pet Sitters, House Boys, Workers, Trainers, Therapists, Entertainers, Mechanics, Caregivers. Service cards carry a photo, a Starts from rate and a plus to add: ₱300.00 for a cleaner, ₱500.00 for an all-around maid, ₱600.00 for a toddler babysitter, ₱800.00 for a special-needs babysitter. A heart saves one, a Recently Viewed Services screen and a cart badge hold the shortlist, and Post for Customized service opens the request form.