One local walker will take on this job, so keep the area to something one person can realistically cover.
Not seeing your suburb? Add the closest one and mention the exact streets in your description.
An estimate is fine — it helps a walker judge how long the job will take.
The more precisely you describe the area, the more accurate the offers you will get back.
Larger runs are welcome, though jobs over a few thousand may need to be split across more than one walker — we will talk to you about that before it goes live.
Don't know the exact size? Choose Not sure and explain it below.
One line. Walkers like knowing who they are working for.
This is the first thing a walker reads. Say what the job is, why you are doing it, and what a good result looks like.
The practical rules: what to avoid, what to include, when to do it, and anything about access or parking. This is what a dispute gets measured against later, so it is worth a minute.
If you need design or printing we can arrange it alongside the distribution.
You are hiring one named local person, not handing your flyers to an anonymous crew. They are accountable for the whole job, you can see their reviews before you choose them, and you review them afterwards.
Proof makes a job far easier to stand behind, but not every walker offers GPS tracking — asking for it will narrow who can take the job on.
Optional extras. Leave them all unticked for flyer distribution only.
Used to sign in. Your public name or business name is shown to other users instead.
At least 8 characters. Your account lets you compare offers and message walkers.
Posting is free — you only pay the walker you choose.
Jobs are reviewed before going live to walkers.
