Your community's marketplace for small jobs
Need a hand around the house? Ask a neighbor.
Lawns, repairs, hauling, moving, cleanup. Post the job, get offers from neighbors in your community, and pick the price that works for you.
💝 Pay it forward. Money tight? Another neighbor can cover the cost through Neighbor Pays.
Launching community by community
How it works
As easy as asking over the fence, with your whole community on the other side.
Ask for a hand
Say what you need in plain words, or just talk. Add a photo. That's it.
Neighbors offer
People nearby send their price. See their reviews, pick who you like.
Done & thanked
You pay when you book. Your neighbor gets it after you approve the work.
Mainstream companies take a cut. Your community shouldn't pay it.
Sound familiar? (Illustrations, not quotes from real customers.)
Mainstream home-service apps profit off your neighborhood: lead fees, memberships, and markups that end up in your price. NHN gives back to the community instead.
Lead-fee apps
Pros often pay for each lead, commonly reported at $15–$75+, whether they get the job or not. Some also charge yearly memberships. Those costs land in the price you pay.
Task apps
Some add service and support fees, reported at around 20% or more, on top of the job price.
NHN
Neighbor Pros pay $0. No lead fees, no membership, no cut. You pay your neighbor's price plus 5% and card processing. That's it.
Comparisons describe common pricing models in the home-services industry, based on publicly available information as of November 2026. Fees vary by company, city and job. NHN's fee: 5% of the job price plus card processing (2.9% + 30¢).
This is what a good community looks like
Example stories The kinds of moments NHN is built for. Not real reviews (yet).
“My hip surgery left the lawn a jungle. A college kid two streets over had it looking new by Saturday.”
“I saw a widow needed her gutters cleaned and couldn't swing it. Covering it was the best $60 I spent all year.”
“Retired, handy, and bored. Now I fix fences and hang shelves for people I wave to on my walk.”
Be one of the first real ones.
Neighbor Pays
Pay it forward. Your community takes care of its own.
Anyone can ask for a hand they can't afford right now, and a kind neighbor can cover it. No forms, no proof of need. Just a community looking out for each other.
- A neighbor asks. An 82-year-old's lawn, a single mom's broken fence.
- Someone pays it forward. You cover the job with one tap.
- The job gets done. You get a thank-you and an "after" photo.
- Your address stays private. Only your neighborhood name shows
- At launch, every request is ID-checked to keep it honest
- Givers get a thank-you and an “after” photo
Neighbor Pros
Handy? Your community needs you.
Retirees with a toolbox, weekend warriors with a mower, anyone 18+ with a truck and a free Saturday. Earn good money close to home.
- You set your own price and keep all of it
- Paid safely through the app, with no chasing invoices
- Build a reputation in your own community
- Give a Hand 🤝 Do a job free, earn a "Gave back" badge, and log service hours for school, church or a civic group
Bring NHN to your community
We're launching community by community. Join the waitlist with your ZIP. The communities with the most neighbors signed up go first.
No corporate conglomerates. Just four retired military pilots.
We served our country. Now we're serving our communities. NHN is owned by four neighbors, not Wall Street, and built to make life better on your street.
A small job shouldn’t come with a big bill.
You need a lawn mowed or a couch hauled away. You should be able to post the job, see what people nearby would charge, and pick the offer that works for you.
Neighbor Pros set their price and keep every dollar of it. The person booking pays the agreed price plus a 5% NHN fee and card processing. If money’s tight, another neighbor can cover the job through Neighbor Pays.
Good questions
Who are the Neighbor Pros?
Your neighbors: people who live nearby and want to help (and earn a little). Neighbor Pros are 18 or older. At launch, every Neighbor Pro will verify a government ID (an ID check, not a background check), and you can see their reviews before you choose. You pick who comes to your home.
What is Give a Hand?
Any Neighbor Pro can offer to do a job for free. There's nothing to pay and no NHN fee. They earn a "Gave back" badge, and their hours are logged on a service record they can print for school, church or a civic group, confirmed when the neighbor approves the work. (Donated time isn't tax-deductible, so it's a service record, not a donation receipt.)
What does it cost?
Neighbor Pros name their price. The person asking pays that price plus a small NHN fee (5% plus card processing) to keep the lights on. Neighbor Pros pay nothing.
When do I pay?
You pay at booking. Your money is held until you approve the work, then released to your neighbor.
When does the Neighbor Pro get my address?
Only after you choose a Neighbor Pro and pay. Before that, Neighbor Pros see your neighborhood name and a rough map area, never your street. Only the one Neighbor Pro you booked sees your address. Other neighbors never do.
What if the work isn't right?
Don't approve it. Your Neighbor Pro sends an "after" photo when they finish. If something's wrong, tap "Something's wrong" instead of "Looks good." Your payment stays paused, and a real person from NHN contacts you both to make it right: the Neighbor Pro comes back to fix it, or you get some or all of your money back. If you don't answer within 48 hours, the job is approved automatically, so check the photo when you get the message.
What kinds of jobs?
Everyday stuff: yard work, fences, hauling, gutters (1 story), assembly, mounting, moving help. Jobs that need a licensed pro, like electrical, gas, plumbing and roofing, aren't on NHN.
Where is NHN?
We're starting in one town and growing street by street. Join the list with your ZIP and we'll tell you when your neighborhood is next.