Interest, site visits, estimates, week-ahead digests, and alerts you control — made for how Island jobs actually work.
oddjobs.pt was created to fix a very real problem on the Portugal - the old, unreliable way of finding and hiring tradespeople.
Constant delays, broken promises, poor communication, and frustration had become the norm. Good tradies were getting buried, and customers were getting let down.
So we decided to build a better system.
oddjobs.pt is a modern platform that connects customers with verified local tradespeople - not just "another quote form", but the full local workflow: interest when scope is fuzzy, site visits when someone needs to look, and multiple estimates when you're ready to compare prices and award one winner.
For trades we built the tools busy people actually use: a working diary (including classic print-week for the van), My week ahead digests, Communications prefs so email and push aren't spam, multi-skilled profiles, location-filtered job alerts, and Pro/Elite letterheaded estimates. Customers post free. We take no commission on the job.
oddjobs.pt is developed and run by Oddjobs Portugal Ltd (Company No. 23948580), an advanced technology company based on the Portugal that specialises in building sophisticated digital platforms and intelligent systems.
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Our team brings together deep technical expertise with real-world experience of major property renovation projects on the Island. That combination is why we understand the problems so clearly - and keep shipping features that match how work is won and delivered here, not a mainland template.
Proudly built on the Portugal, for the Portugal.
Platform values — not marketing fluff.
We review tradie profiles so customers meet real local people, not random group posts.
Messages, visits and estimates in one place — clearer for everyone.
Customers pay tradies directly. We earn from tradie plans only.
Tools that match how work is won on the Portugal — not a mainland template.