Frequently Asked Questions

Post your repair with a description or photo. Fixt’s AI suggests a likely problem, a severity level, and whether it looks safe to DIY. That is a starting point, not a professional inspection. Local fixers in New York bid. You choose a bid. You pay that bid amount, and you pay the winning bid. There is no homeowner fee.

Yes. The homeowner pays the accepted bid and nothing on top of it. Posting a job is free. You pay the winning bid when you accept it. There is no homeowner fee. A 5% fee comes out of the fixer payout.

Add a photo of the issue. The AI returns a likely problem, a severity level from 1 to 10, an estimated cost range, and whether it looks safe to DIY. It is not a replacement for a professional inspection.

Flash bidding is a timed window, often 30 minutes to a few hours, where local fixers compete for your job. A job accepts at most five bids.

You pay the winning bid when you accept it. There is no homeowner fee. You can ask for a revision in the job chat. If you and the fixer cannot agree, either party can open a dispute for review.

Fixt is New York only. In-person fixer bids use New York ZIP codes 100–149. FixtMarket delivery is in New York City boroughs. FixtMarket delivery follows each borough’s weekday cutoff. Staten Island is next-day. Weekends and orders after the cutoff are the next business day.

You pay the winning bid when you accept it. There is no homeowner fee. A 5% fee comes out of the fixer payout.

Morgan is Fixt Super Agent. Ask Morgan about a repair, posting a job, or ordering materials on FixtMarket.

The homeowner pays the accepted bid and nothing on top of it. Posting a job is free. Fixt takes a 5% platform fee from the fixer payout, so the fixer receives 95% of the bid.

Fixt lists a 14-day trial, then Fixer Pro at $29/month. There is no per-lead fee. On a completed job, Fixt keeps 5% of the bid and you receive 95%. The homeowner pays the bid only.

Lead sites charge contractors per lead or a high monthly plan, whether or not they win the job. Fixt does not charge per lead. You pay the subscription above, and Fixt takes 5% from the payout only when a job is completed.

You pay the winning bid when you accept it. There is no homeowner fee. A 5% fee comes out of the fixer payout.

When bids are scored, the published weights are rating 40%, price competitiveness 30%, estimated completion time 15%, and category experience 15%. The highest-scoring bid can show an AI Recommended badge.

No. License verification is not a bid check. A missing license does not block a bid.

Insurance or a current certificate of insurance is on the trust checklist. It blocks a bid only when trust bidding is enforced. Coverage is the minimum your state requires. The bid check does not read a dollar amount or a carrier.

A fixer must be 18 or older, have a fixer account, and have an active subscription or trial to bid. In-person bids are New York only. Insurance or a COI blocks a bid only when trust bidding is enforced. A trade license, a background check, and Stripe Connect do not block a bid.

When you accept a bid, you pay that bid through Stripe. You pay the winning bid when you accept it. There is no homeowner fee. A 5% fee comes out of the fixer payout. Fixt takes a 5% platform fee from the fixer payout, so the fixer receives 95% of the bid.

Either party can open a dispute. Fixt reviews the evidence on the job, including photos and chat. Resolution can include a refund or paying the fixer.

Checkout uses Stripe. Cards supported by that Stripe session are accepted, including wallets Stripe enables on the payment page.

No. The homeowner pays the accepted bid and nothing on top of it. Posting a job is free. Fixt takes a 5% platform fee from the fixer payout, so the fixer receives 95% of the bid.

The pricing page says you can cancel anytime. The terms say the current billing period is non-refundable.