Unfortunately for us the Pros, we are not breaking even. You have a system that clearly only benefits you. I assume this is why you allow customers to freely click away at Pros knowing that they will probably reply to one of the 5 they clicked on if any at all. Perhaps they should be made aware of the fact that when They request an estimate, we will be charged a fee for simply replying or accepting offers. I like some of the features you offer but in all honesty, I paid way too much money, and have yet to break even. I lost about $350 last month and only got hired once it was for $200 gig. ... View more

I paid a lot of money and finally found out why, so when you put that job can be done online (no meeting required), then apparently you’ll receive leads from all over the country and if you are promoting your service you will pay for leads that are unrealistic. I offer the following services, wedding Officiant and pay about$10-15 for lead, then event planning and a lead will start around $20.00 to $35.00 for lead. Imagine paying for 4 of those in a day without being hired or hearing from client. ... View more

You totally get it. They claim that they are trying to make improvements, and I do see some minor changes, however the real solutions to the obvious is still not resolved. I mean I asked them a question that still crosses my mind. How do we know if these are real leads contacting us, for all we know it could be them sending us requests, having no intention to reply. I know that’s far fetched, but I have noticed that when you pay for a lead asking for estimate you just don’t hear from them. I have also noticed that jobs won’t appear as frequent as it use to once I stopped promoting, interesting enough though, when they do appear on feed, they have already contacted multiple pros and some have responded already. ... View more

If I pay for a lead, then I should have the option to call the customer. I recently disabled my promotions, the reason for this is simple, I paid too much money for leads that would never even reply. A customer probably seeks for a potential pro and will ask for a quote, I assume that more than 5 will receive a request for availability , and customer either picks the first two that responds, or they find a pro using a different site and of course don't waste time on the pros they originally contacted. So we are left with a bill but no chance to pitch our service to the client. If I don't receive at least any thank from a client, then why should I pay for a request made by a click-friendly user who doesn't realize we pay for responding to them.  ... View more