Own Hill Country Home Help for $2,500: the domain, website, full source code and existing project assets. A local-services marketplace MVP with task posting, helper profiles, accounts, dashboards and reviews — ready for a new owner to develop and operate.
Includes hillcountryhomehelp.com, the website, full source code, database schema, demo data, existing branding assets and deployment documentation. One-time project sale; hosting and third-party service costs continue separately. Transfer details are agreed before purchase.
This is a web MVP with sample data, not an established customer base or revenue stream. Payments, chat, and native apps are natural next steps a new owner can add — priced accordingly.
Next.js 16 + React 19, Tailwind, PostgreSQL via Prisma. Fast, mobile-friendly, and built the way a 2026 SaaS is built — not a wobbly template.
Clients, helpers (taskers), and admins. Secure sign-in via password, Google, or email magic-link. Role-aware dashboards out of the box.
Post → matched → in progress → completed → reviewed. Plus a 1–5★ review system so trust compounds with every finished job.
Edit your brand name, hero copy, images, and feature list from an admin panel — no code, no redeploys.
11 believable helpers, 35+ tasks across every status, and dozens of reviews. Your marketplace looks alive from minute one.
One-click Vercel deploy, managed Postgres, and a domain you point at it. This very site is running on that exact stack.
This is a business to operate, not a lottery ticket. The honest truth about local marketplaces: building the app was never the hard part — liquidity is. An empty marketplace is worthless; a busy one is a money machine. Your job as operator is to spark that first flywheel turn. The good news: in most towns the supply side is far easier than people think — there are always folks who'd happily take on paid work if someone just routed it to them.
Before you lean on the app, be the marketplace by hand for one week. Zero code, ~$0. This concierge test proves demand is real and fillable in your town — and it costs you a week, not a launch.
Recruit from Nextdoor, Facebook groups, and your own network. The ask is simple: “Want me to send paid work your way?” Most say yes immediately.
Post locally: “Need a hand around the place — yard work, hauling, moving, errands, small repairs? Tell me what you need and I'll connect you with reliable local help.”
A need comes in → you text a helper → make the intro → done. Log every one in a simple sheet: need / helper / completed? / were both happy?
Ten satisfied hand-matches proves demand shows up AND can be filled. That's your green light to flip this app on with real signal behind it. Keep it FREE during the test — you're buying signal, not revenue. Take-rate comes after liquidity.
Don't launch “all tasks, all region” on day one. Pick one service type (say, yard work) or one town and own it. Liquidity in a narrow slice beats emptiness across a wide one. Expand once the flywheel turns.
$2,500 one-time. Explore the live demo, then reach out. The domain, website and source code are included in the asking price.