Post free

When you post a job for a domestic worker, a tutor, or a part-time helper, or list a used fridge, a second-hand scooter, or a room for rent, the system invites you to verify your neighborhood only—not your wallet. This keeps listings clean and personal, reducing spam while respecting how Mumbai residents already help each other in building lobbies, WhatsApp groups, or temple noticeboards.

Think of it like a community noticeboard that’s digital but not impersonal—you add details like nearest landmark, preferred contact time, or if you’re open to meeting at a local café before closing time. Verification helps avoid duplicate posts, but even unverified posters see the same safety prompts: don’t share full address early, keep first meetings brief, and trust your gut if something feels off.

The list stays live until you mark it closed or it expires after 14 days. Many users reply with simple emoji codes or voice notes to keep traffic light, especially during monsoon when heavy rains sometimes delay replies. This design mirrors how local sabjisellers share ‘leftover stock’ notices—quick, clear, and community-driven.