Paid contractor marketplaces built for Jeddah's coastal repair and refurbishment trade.

Customers mark a request as urgent, such as a burst pipe or a failed AC unit, or as planned work that can wait for several bids. Urgent requests go to available providers in the right district first, with a fixed call-out price the customer accepts before anyone travels. Planned work stays open for bids for a period you set, typically long enough for providers to visit.

Providers choose the Jeddah districts they cover, from Al Rawdah and Al Shati to Obhur in the north and the older neighbourhoods south of the centre. Requests route only to providers who will actually travel there, which keeps acceptance rates high. Coverage maps in the admin console show which districts still lack providers for each trade, so recruitment effort goes where demand already exists in Jeddah.

Commercial registration, Saudi Contractors Authority membership, trade evidence and insurance are uploaded at sign-up and reviewed by your staff. Expiry dates trigger reminders, and lapsed documents pause a profile automatically until the provider renews. Customers can see which checks each provider has passed, written in plain Arabic and English.

Waterproofing quotes ask for membrane type and area, AC quotes for units and tonnage, refurbishment quotes for rooms and finishes. Providers fill a structured template, so customers compare like with like instead of three different paragraphs.

Deposits, progress stages and final balances are paid by mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay or card through a SAMA licensed provider. Each stage is released to the provider when the customer approves completion photos, or automatically after a review window you set.

Every payment is divided into provider share and platform commission, with payouts batched on the schedule you choose. Your company's ZATCA e-invoices are generated through Fatoora compliant tooling, and providers download statements showing each job and deduction.

For refurbishment jobs, customers can buy tiles, sanitaryware or fittings from partner suppliers inside the same order, with delivery booked to match the contractor's programme. Many Jeddah suppliers bring stock through the city's port, so lead times are shown honestly. Supplier commission and delivery charges are shown separately from labour on the customer invoice.

Waterproofing, AC and facade work often carries a warranty. The platform stores warranty terms against each completed job and lets customers raise a claim with photos, routed back to the original provider with a response deadline. Claims that go unanswered escalate to your operations team, who can hold the provider's future payouts until the issue is settled.

Ratings appear only after a job is paid and closed, with separate scores for quality, punctuality and cleanliness. Providers can reply publicly once, and your moderators handle abuse reports.

Live views of open requests by district and trade, response times by provider, stages awaiting approval, open disputes and warranty claims. Your team spots a shortage of AC technicians in July before customers start complaining. Weekly summaries can be emailed to founders and investors without anyone building a report by hand.