Yada as a Builderscrack alternative in Bay of Plenty
For tradies and clients in the Bay of Plenty looking for a Builderscrack alternative, our New Zealand-developed gig platform gives you a transparent, cost-free environment to find and complete work confidently. We’ve removed all lead and success fees, so specialists keep everything they earn, and clients receive fair quotes without markup.
The platform is open to tradies, contractors, and businesses of any size, as well as homeowners or companies seeking help for projects. From Tauranga and Katikati to Rotorua and Whakatane, anyone across the Bay of Plenty can join easily and start connecting in minutes.
We maintain quality by using a two-way rating system. Each tradie and client rates each other after finishing a job, ensuring accountability and building trust. The better your performance and reviews, the more responses you can send per day - rewarding consistency and reliability.
Job posting is free for clients, and tradies can reply without paying any lead charges. The integrated private chat ensures all communication remains professional, secure, and organised directly in one place.
Our mobile-friendly design means you can post or respond on-site, from home, or anywhere around the Bay. It’s fast, simple, and tailored for Kiwi conditions.
This Builderscrack alternative provides Bay of Plenty tradies and homeowners with a reliable, free, and transparent solution for every job - from big projects to quick fixes.
Frequently asked questions
- Users can post as many tasks as they need, however the posted jobs would still need to go through the moderation process before they can appear on the platform;
- To protect users from spam, the specialist would not be able to respond to every single job at the platform (their response quotas would depend on the rating tier they are on);
- We do not have any subscription fees as of today, but we do plan to introduce different plans at a later stage (however, the core features like free posting, free chat and no lead/success fees would remain);