TurnTechs

What it costs to post.

Two ways to pay, both flat. No commission on a hire, no cut of anybody’s check, and nothing charged to the hands.

Per posting
$399
one posting
  • One posting, live for 90 days or until you take it down
  • Your trade, the quals and certs the job needs, where and when
  • Pay, per diem and anything else on offer
  • The hands who qualify, as they apply
Post a job
Annual
$3,999
twelve months
  • Unlimited postings for twelve months
  • Everything in a single posting, on every one
  • Labor pool insights
  • Renews each year unless you cancel
Post a job

Prices are exclusive of tax. An annual subscription renews automatically unless you cancel, and cancelling takes effect at the end of the period you have paid for. Fees are not refundable. The full terms are in section 8 of the Terms.

Free for the hands. It stays that way.

A tradesman never pays to build his card, to be matched, or to apply. That is written into the Terms, not just said here. The money comes from the side doing the hiring, which is the side that has it.

Look at a board before you spend anything.

A sample posting board, with hands matched against it. The postings are made up. Everything the app does with them is not, and there is no sign-up, no email and no card to see it.

Straight answers.

What if nobody qualifies?

Then nobody shows, and you will see that rather than a list of maybes. A posting that matches no one is telling you something about the posting. You can change what the job asks for and it re-matches.

Do I pay again to edit a posting?

No. A posting is yours for the ninety days. Change the dates, the pay, the quals it asks for, as often as you need.

Is this a job board?

No. You say what the job needs. He says what he holds. The app does the rest and shows its work on the card. Open the sample board above and you will see the difference inside a minute.

Who sees my posting?

The hands who qualify for it. Your posting is not published to the open web, and we do not sell it, syndicate it, or hand it to a third party. The Privacy page says exactly what we hold and what we do with it.