Your price. Paid when the work is approved.
Dispatch offers in your areas, Opportunities postings you qualify for, and a Finances page that shows what's approved, what's paid and what's waiting — with no invoice to send and no cheque to chase.
Your rate card on dispatch, your bid on projects. PeerToSite's margin goes on top, never out of your share.
Offers come to you. Postings show only what you qualify for.
The company approves the sign-off and your share is paid through Stripe. Payouts are being set up now.
Registration, insurance and WSIB checked by PeerToSite — counted for every company.
Three ways in
How work reaches you
Dispatch calls
An offer card with the company, city, trade, arrive-by and your pay. Accept, name the technician, give the arrival.
OpenOpportunities marketplace
Only postings where you cover the sites, list the trade and hold the credentials. Bid your price; hide the rest.
OpenPayouts
Your share sent through Stripe at sign-off approval, once payouts are live (being set up now). Late and no-show fees are explained before anyone confirms them.
OpenGetting set up
Set up once. Count for every company.
PeerToSite checks your registration, insurance and WSIB once; your trades, areas and hours decide what you're offered. Your rate card is yours — never above PeerToSite's standard price, part by part.
- Owner, Office and Technician roles — technicians never see money
- Pause new offers without losing your opt-in or your jobs
- Solo? You're a firm of one, and nobody asks you to pick a technician
On the job
What the technician sees on site.
The job page says where, when and what's expected — the company's arrival and sign-off items, before you get there. Manage visit runs check-in, parts, more time, “couldn't resolve it” and the sign-off with photos, in your order of work.
- “I'm on my way” and the expected arrival, so nobody waits at a locked door
- Ask for more time 15 minutes before the hour is up
- Chat with the company without giving out your number
Sign-off items
Chat
Questions
Things firms ask
Do I have to be a firm?
No. Sign up solo: you're the owner of a firm of one, and you're never asked to pick a technician.
What if a company doesn't approve?
A dispatch sign-off approves itself after 30 minutes unless items were marked “can't complete”. In a dispute both sides have a business day to settle it, then PeerToSite staff decide; your pay for that job waits, nothing else does.
Can I be rated by companies?
Yes. Rate the companies too — double-blind, public under the firm's name, shown together once both are in or after 14 days.
Ready to take your first call?
Sign up in a few minutes. Approval once your documents are checked.