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Set Your Own Price

Your Job · Your Price · Your Choice

Your job. Your price. Your decision.

You know how much your task is worth to you. Set your asking price, receive offers from interested helpers, and decide for yourself who should take on your job.

i Whether Helpers respond to a request depends, among other things, on the task, the asking price, the location, the time, and the availability of Helpers.
Create Your Job Pricing & Offers
YOUR TASK “Prepare the garden for Saturday” Task · Location · Time · Details
Your Asking Price Your price
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Helper Listing Check Offer & Profile
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Set a price. Review offers. Choose your own helper.
You describe what needs to be done
You set your asking price
You're comparing incoming offers
You decide who gets the job
Transparency Instead of a Black Box

Why should someone else decide what your work is worth and who gets to work with you?

VeeDoo isn't meant to just assign you any service provider at any price. You set the key terms and conditions yourself.

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Your job.

You describe what needs to be done, when the task is scheduled, and what details are important.

02

Your price.

You decide what price—or what asking price—you want to set for your job.

03

Your helper.

You review the available offers and decide for yourself who should take on your task.

How much is this assignment worth to you?

The price starts with your project— not with a flat-rate price list.

Two problems from the same category can be completely different.

Putting together a cabinet, clearing out three rooms, or helping out at an event for six hours are not the same thing. That’s why you should describe your specific job and set your asking price accordingly.

What factors can affect the price?

Scope of the task
Estimated duration
Difficulty and Prerequisites
Timing and Urgency
Location and Directions
Reasonable Asking Price

Not the cheapest possible. But the right one for the job.

A reasonable price should take into account how extensive, time-consuming, and demanding the task is. This provides a realistic basis on which Helpers can respond.

How long?

A 30-minute task is different from an assignment lasting several hours.

How time-consuming?

Difficulty, physical exertion, or specific requirements may be relevant.

Where?

Location, distance, and general conditions can also be important factors for volunteers.

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How urgent is it?

The timing and preferred schedule can also influence whether a job is attractive.

Here's how it works

Post a listing. Set a price. Review offers. Make a decision.

1

Describe the job

Tell me exactly what needs to be done.

2

Set a price

Set your asking price for the assignment.

3

Get Quotes

Interested volunteers can respond to your job posting.

4

Select a helper

Compare the options and decide for yourself.

More Than Just the Price

A good deal isn't necessarily just the cheapest one.

Price is important. But you might also want to know who would like to take on the task and which offer is the best overall fit for you.

PRICE

How much does this offer cost?

Check to see how the offer aligns with your asking price.

HELPER

Who would like to help?

Check out the available information for each helper.

DECISION

What's right for you?

Ultimately, it's up to you to decide which of the available options you'd like to choose.

Not necessarily the cheapest

You choose the helper, not just a number.

The lowest price isn't necessarily the offer that's best for you.

That's why you should explore the available options and be able to decide for yourself which option is right for your project.

What might be important in making your decision?
Offer Is the quoted price acceptable?
Overall Impression Which of the available helpers is right for your job?
Availability Is the agreed-upon time convenient?
Task Do the scope and expectations match?
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Your desired price does not automatically guarantee a suitable offer.

Helpers decide for themselves whether they want to apply for a job. Setting a realistic price can therefore be important. The number and amount of potential offers depend, among other things, on the task, scope, region, timing, and available demand.

In a nutshell

Frequently Asked Questions About Pricing and Choosing a Helper.

Can I set the price for my job myself on VeeDoo?

As a client, you describe your specific task and set your desired rate or the intended price for your job.

How do I know what a fair price is?

In particular, consider the scope, the expected duration, the difficulty, the location, the time, and any special requirements of your task.

Can Helpers send me offers?

Interested helpers can respond to your job posting. Which offers you actually receive depends on your job posting and the available demand.

Do I have to choose the cheapest offer?

No. You decide for yourself which available option and which helper is the best fit for your task.

Can I decide for myself who comes to visit me?

Yes. It's up to you to choose the helper for your job.

What happens if no one accepts my price?

It may happen that no suitable response is received for a job. In this case, it may be helpful to review the task, the terms and conditions, or the expected price once again.

Is a specific market price guaranteed?

No. Prices may vary depending on the task, scope, region, time, and demand. VeeDoo does not guarantee a specific market price or a specific number of offers.

Your task. Your budget. Your choice.

Sign up for free for the VeeDoo launch and find out when you can post your job, set your desired price, receive offers, and choose the right helper yourself.