Dispatch, not directories.

One request.
One committed pro.
Minutes, not phone tag.

Describe the job once. Pronto dispatches it to the nearest available pros with a countdown — the first to accept is your match, and everyone else is automatically released. No call lists. No five competing quotes. Nobody gets your number until the job is booked.

Launching soon on the App Store

One launch email. No newsletter ambush. Unsubscribe is instant.

Pronto's live dispatch screen: a radar over a map while the five closest pros are contacted
90s
wave window on emergencies
1
pro per job, not five
$0
lead fees, ever
100%
free for homeowners

How it works

The dispatch loop, end to end

This is the actual mechanism — not a metaphor. It's how the system is built.

  1. 01

    Describe it once

    Pick the trade, say what's wrong, add photos if it helps. You'll see the typical price range for that kind of job up front — drawn from real completed jobs, not a quote engine.

  2. 02

    We dispatch in waves

    Your request goes to the five closest available pros — only them — each with a countdown. Emergencies run a 90-second clock; scheduled work breathes. Nobody else even gets pinged.

  3. 03

    First accept wins

    The moment one pro commits, the job is theirs and every other offer is released automatically. You get one name, one ETA, one chat thread. Not a bidding war.

  4. 04

    Done means done

    Track the job from booked to on-the-way to finished. Pay your pro directly — Pronto never touches the money — then rate them so the next person knows.

Built-in, not bolted on

The guarantees are in the system, not the FAQ

Your address stays yours

Pros see an approximate area while deciding. Your exact address and phone number unlock for exactly one person: the pro who accepted your job.

Zero spam, by design

At most one notification per event — enforced in the dispatch engine itself. Your request never blasts the whole city, and your inbox never becomes a lead-gen battlefield.

Free. Actually free.

Customers never pay Pronto anything. No booking fees, no service fees, no 'convenience' fees. You pay your pro for the work, directly, and that's the end of it.

Block means blocked

Block someone and the system will never match the two of you again — in either direction. That's a database rule, not a preference.

Honest prices, on the record

Final prices from completed jobs feed the typical ranges shown up front. The estimates get more honest with every job — because they're built from real ones.

Leave whenever

Delete your account from inside the app — no support ticket, no retention call. Your photos, messages, and personal details go with you.

For service pros

You've been the product long enough.

Lead-gen sites sell the same homeowner to five contractors and bill all five. Pronto sends you a real job; if you accept it, it's yours. The job costs nothing — answering fast is how you rank.

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Quick answers

Before you ask

What does Pronto cost me?
Nothing, ever. Customers don't pay Pronto — not per request, not per match, not per anything. You pay your pro directly for the work itself.
How fast is 'fast'?
For ASAP requests, each dispatch wave gives nearby pros 90 seconds to claim the job before the next wave fires. If someone's available, you'll usually know within a few minutes.
Do five contractors start calling me?
No — that's the other guys. Exactly one pro gets your job: the first to accept. Your phone number isn't shared with anyone until that moment, and never with anyone else.
What if nobody accepts?
After three waves, Pronto tells you straight that nothing matched — no fake 'we're still searching!' — and offers a one-tap retry with a wider radius or both service modes.
What about bad actors?
Every chat message, review, and profile has a report path, and blocking someone guarantees you're never matched again. Reviews only come from completed, booked jobs — nobody can review you from a drive-by.