Match customers with professionals, and pay everyone correctly.
Operators connecting customers with verified professionals — home services, repairs, care and local trades — who want the marketplace to be theirs.
A services marketplace is three kinds of users, money that must be taken before the job but paid out only after it, and a matching problem measured in minutes. Quoted as a custom build, that is usually a six-month project.
Listing-first marketplace templates tend to stop short of the operator’s real work: onboarding professionals, dispatching jobs, holding payments and settling them.
Built from this engine
All on one shared core: sign-in, roles, payments, notifications and audit are not rebuilt for each.
See the core →What MergeMind Marketplace runs for you
Stated once, on each engine’s own page. Nothing on this page claims more than that page does.
Service catalog & areas
Categories, fixed or hourly pricing, and serviceable cities, zones and pincodes.
Booking lifecycle
From request to confirmed, assigned, en route, in progress, completed and settled.
Provider onboarding
Invite, apply, submit documents, verify, train, activate — or suspend.
Dispatch
Eligibility and scoring, timed job offers and escalation to your ops team.
Settlement
Payment held at booking, captured on completion and split between provider and platform on the ledger.
Two-way reviews
Ratings that feed back into who gets offered the next job.
Where it stands today
MergeMind Marketplace: FixerJi has run booking → payment → dispatch → completion → settlement end to end on the real platform (14 Oct 2026, Razorpay test mode — no real money moved). Pre-launch: new-job alerts reach professionals as Web Push phone notifications but have not yet been field-tested on real phones, and SMS is not connected.
FixerJi
A managed home-services venture — repairs, cleaning and painting with upfront prices, verified professionals and a local operations team. Built on MergeMind Marketplace, so the months usually spent on accounts, payments and payouts went into the service itself.
Not the right fit — yet or at all
A product-only store — see Commerce
Launching to real professionals before job alerts are field-tested on their phones
Related guides:
Launch a services marketplace