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Two-sided marketplace for urgent home repairs | App launched & trading in London and Essex
- Published September 30, 2022 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Fixing home repairs should be just as easy as ordering a taxi or takeaway.
JustFix leverages geolocation technology to instantly link homeowners, tenants, and landlords to local, vetted trade professionals. This two-sided managed marketplace aggregates self-employed and micro businesses in the local area to provide them with a stream of potential customers without the waste of upfront platform fees or costly leads that might not end up generating paid work.
In May 2022 JustFix successfully raised an investment of £523,551 including a 195% overfunded round on Seedrs; comprising £391,610 from 317 investors;
During this round of funding, JustFix received investment from Leela Capital, welcoming its founder, Jay Dias, onto the Advisory Board
In September 2022 the JustFix web app was launched live in our pilot region of East London and Essex with 1000 fixers pre-registered on the platform.
JustFix aims to be the fastest, most trusted solution to urgent home maintenance issues; as easy as booking an Uber.
Connect with the company and learn more about JustFix by accessing their deal room here.
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