Yada as a EzyPeazy alternative in Thames-Coromandel

Residents of Thames-Coromandel seeking an EzyPeazy alternative will find a fair, transparent platform free from lead or success fees, fostering competitive pricing from specialists.

The platform encourages freelancers, sole traders, and registered companies to create a diverse marketplace for clients.

Dual ratings promote accountability with mutual reviews after each job. Specialists respond free of charge, with daily limits set by their ratings.

Clients can post jobs for free, with private chats keeping communications secure and exclusive to participants.

Designed for Kiwi users, the platform provides a fast, intuitive, and fully mobile-friendly interface for managing gigs across Thames-Coromandel and nationwide.

Frequently asked questions

What fees does the platform charge?

There are no fees for posting or responding to jobs.

Who is eligible to join?

Any individual or business legally offering services in New Zealand.

How does the rating system work?

Clients and specialists rate each other after jobs to ensure quality and trust.

Are job postings limited?

No, clients may post jobs for free.

How many responses can specialists send per day?

Specialists respond free within rating-based daily limits.

Is communication secure?

Yes, communication uses private chats only accessible to job participants.

Is the platform mobile optimized?

The platform is fully optimized for all types of devices.

For the text above, please note that:

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);