The platform for handymen

Yes, against the property. Nobody has one job, they have a list and the things they put off are your next visit if anyone writes them down.

Yes. Standing maintenance visits invoiced on terms turn a series of enquiries into a schedule, which is the difference between being busy and being booked.

The entry plan is £19 a month, priced per business rather than per person, which means growing the team leaves your bill exactly where it was. A further location adds from £15 a month. Short jobs are settled at the door on a phone, so a card rate you can quote from memory is worth more than a discount on a plan. Card payments run at 2.5% plus 35p, and the Youzse platform fee sits inside that rate rather than arriving as a separate line. On introductions the answer is short: 0% commission on new customers who arrive through Youzse, and no setup cost.

No contract. There is a 30 day free trial to start with and no card is required to open it. December and January are lean for small works while spring is relentless, which is an argument for paying by the month if ever there was one. After that it becomes a rolling monthly subscription you can cancel at any time. Because records stay exportable throughout, staying with Youzse is never something you are pushed into.

Yes it can. Youzse imports your customers along with their history, your service list and prices and your reviews from the major platforms. The jobs a customer mentioned but did not book are usually remembered rather than recorded, which is where the next visit quietly disappears. Most businesses are set up the same day, and the 30 day trial is there so you can run both side by side before you move your booking link over.

Yes. There is one feature set and every plan carries all of it, so nothing a short job depends on is locked behind an upgrade. Contactless payment on your phone, jobs noted against the property, recurring maintenance visits for letting agents and invoicing on terms are all included. Youzse supports more than 60 trades, so if something about how you work does not fit, say so before the trial ends rather than after.