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A private handoff network for cleaning, window and maintenance work in Minneapolis.

You decide what you hand over.

A job you cannot cover goes to one person in the network — not to five. And you choose whether the client goes with it for good, or just for the day.

A pane of window glass: half of it still beaded with water, half wiped perfectly clear, split by the line the blade just left.

What happens to that job today

You are booked, or sick, or you moved across town, and a client needs someone on Thursday. Right now that ends one of three ways.

  • You say no

    They find someone else that week. You hear about it in March, when they stop calling. It costs you nothing today and everything later.

  • The group chat

    Free, and you pay for it another way: the job goes to whoever typed first, you never learn who they were, and the client is gone the second the phone number changes hands.

  • Apps that sell leads

    Backwards. Those apps sell leads to cleaners — you pay up front for a stranger who filled out a form, and so did everyone else who bought the same one.

None of them let you lend a client.

Here you can. Someone in the network covers Thursday, and fifteen dollars comes back to you out of that job. On Friday the client is still yours. Nowhere else does handing a client over pay you anything at all.

And if you are the one taking it

You are not buying a lead. You are buying a job — a real address, a real time, from the person who has been doing it. Nobody else was sold the same one, and nobody is bidding you down.

How it works

  1. 1

    You post a job you cannot cover

    Four things, fifteen seconds. Your client’s name, phone and address stay hidden.

  2. 2

    The first member to take it, gets it

    No bidding, and no five people calling the same client. One person, on a clock.

  3. 3

    They pay, and the contact opens

    $20 if the client is theirs to keep, $10 if it is just this job. Plus $15 straight to you, out of the work.

What it costs

$20
They keep the client
$10
Just this job
+ $15
Referral

$20 to take a client for good, $10 to take a single job. Once, either way — nothing monthly, nothing per client, and no cut of the work. If you keep that client for ten years, that is ten years you paid nothing for.

It is invitation only

Everyone here was vouched for by someone already in, and you can see who invited whom. That chain is why the jobs are real.

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