For traders

Take the jobs. Run them on one book.

Homeowners ask Multitrade for a price. Your firm shows up if you cover the trade. The operating book — pipeline, yard, invoices — is Multitrade OS.

I'm a tradesperson

For tradespeople: win local jobs

Homeowners describe the work and ask for bids. Your firm wins the job from MultiTrade OS, not from a shared inbox.

Job leads
When a homeowner asks for bids, the job appears as a lead in MultiTrade OS. You see the work, the area, and the guide price. You do not see their phone number or email.
Bidding
You send your price from MultiTrade OS. The customer compares bids and accepts one. Only then do you receive their contact details.

For firms

MultiTrade OS is for a firm that does more than one trade. Plumbing and electrical can live on the same customer, the same job, and the same invoice.

The right qualification for the job
Work is matched to an engineer who holds the qualification for that trade. A gas visit is not handed to whoever happens to be free.
Mixed jobs, in stages
A bathroom might need a plumber, then an electrician, then a tiler. Each stage sits on the same job, so the next trade can see what is already finished.
Reviews for each trade
Customers review the trade they had done. Electrical work and roofing work are not folded into one score, so a firm can be strong at one and new at another.
Certificates that belong to the trade
The paperwork stays with the trade that needs it: an electrical condition report (EICR), a gas safety record (CP12), an unvented hot water ticket (G3), window installation (FENSA), and the other certificates your work requires.

$48

per user / month

One trade, a pipeline, and the customer book.

$86

per user / month

Companies that field more than one trade from the same office.

Custom

annual agreement

Several yards, a finance close, and written approval rules.