Questions about WeeJobs.

WeeJobs is a local jobs marketplace that helps customers post practical jobs and helps nearby workers, handymen and tradies express interest in suitable work. WeeJobs provides the platform, but the work itself is arranged between the customer and the person they choose.

Customers post a job with clear details, photos where useful, location, timing and any budget information. Local people who suit the work can show interest or send a note, then the customer chooses who they want to move forward with.

Use the Post a Job route or join the waitlist while WeeJobs prepares for launch. A good post explains what needs done, where it is, when you would like it done, and any access, materials or safety details that would help someone judge the job properly.

WeeJobs is designed for practical local work, including handyman jobs, garden help, cleaning, clearance, decorating, deliveries, small repairs, joinery, plumbing, electrical jobs and general home help. Some jobs may need a quote before they move forward.

When interest is available, review the person's profile details, note, availability and fit for the job before deciding. WeeJobs is designed to help you compare interest clearly, but you remain responsible for choosing who suits your task.

No. WeeJobs is being built for tradies, handymen, local workers, students, side-hustlers and reliable people nearby who can help with suitable local tasks.

Use the Join as a Tradie route or join the waitlist. WeeJobs may ask for your contact details, location, skills, availability, profile information and any checks needed before worker features are available.

Workers and tradies can browse suitable local jobs, check the key details, and express interest where the job looks like a good fit. The aim is to reduce time wasted on unclear or poor-fit leads.

Wee Bucks are credits used by workers or tradies to express interest in suitable jobs where that feature is available. The aim is to make access to local work clearer and fairer than blind lead chasing. The exact rules can depend on the job flow shown at the time.

Wee Bucks may be used when a worker or tradie expresses interest in a job. Depending on the job flow, the winning person's Wee Bucks may be consumed when the job is finalised, while other interest is handled according to the platform rules.

Some quote-based jobs may involve a deposit before the job moves forward. Where payment features are available, the relevant deposit, fee or next step should be shown before a customer commits.

Payment flows are designed to be tracked through WeeJobs where available. The details can depend on the job type, estimate, deposit and completion flow, and any payment provider terms that apply.

Customers and workers should communicate promptly if a job needs to change or be cancelled. Any cancellation, refund, deposit, fee or Wee Bucks outcome may depend on the job stage and the platform rules shown at the time.

No. Workers and tradies using WeeJobs are independent from WeeJobs. They choose the work they want to discuss or accept and are responsible for how they price, quote, carry out and complete that work.

Users should first try to resolve job issues clearly and fairly through the platform where possible. If that does not work, they can contact WeeJobs support through the contact page. WeeJobs may review job details, messages and payment activity where needed.

Review and rating features are intended to help future customers and workers understand previous job experiences. Reviews should be honest, fair and based on genuine work, and WeeJobs may remove reviews that breach platform rules.

WeeJobs is launching first in the Causeway Coast and Glens area, with the aim of expanding into more local areas over time.

Use the contact page and choose the enquiry type that best matches your question. You can contact WeeJobs about customer enquiries, tradie enquiries, support, privacy or general questions.