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Labor. is in the very early stages of development. We are currently working on the initial release of the software. Once we reach an alpha release, we will be begin to roll out a private beta followed by a public beta, which is planned for the first half of 2025.

Yes, the free plan on Labor. allows users to post a limited number of job listings per month. For unlimited postings and additional features, users can upgrade to one of our subscription plans.

Labor. offers 24/7 customer support via chat, email, and phone to assist users with any issues or inquiries, ensuring a seamless experience. Additionally, we continuously improve the app based on user feedback to enhance functionality and satisfaction.

Labor. sets itself apart from Angi and Thumbtack by specializing in the construction, manufacturing, and landscaping industries, offering distinct posting types (positions, same-day jobs, and project bids), and enabling on-demand labor acceptance. It also provides tailored account types, a diversified revenue model, and uses emerging technologies for smart job matching, making it uniquely suited to these sectors.

Labor. differs from Indeed and LinkedIn Jobs by specializing in the construction, manufacturing, and landscaping industries, offering distinct posting types (positions, same-day jobs, and project bids), and enabling on-demand labor acceptance. Additionally, Labor. provides tailored account types and leverages emerging technologies for smart job matching, making it uniquely suited to address the specific needs and challenges of these sectors.

Billing for Labor. operates differently for business accounts and user accounts. Both can choose from various subscription plans based on their needs, which are billed monthly. Additionally, a fee is collected on winning bids for projects, and both can purchase add-ons for enhanced visibility and promotional features. All transactions are processed securely through the app.