Plyfix
Plyfix
Version v1_2026_06_08 · in effect since June 8, 2026
These Contractor Terms apply to every contractor who signs up for Plyfix. You accept them by checking the “I agree to the Plyfix Contractor Terms” box during signup; signup cannot be completed without accepting them. Your acceptance is recorded on your account together with the version identifier shown above, so you can always tell which version you agreed to.
These terms are in addition to the general Terms of Service, which apply to all users. Where the two conflict on a contractor-specific point, these Contractor Terms control.
These are the five commitments that make up version v1_2026_06_08 in full. The web signup form presents all five, word for word as written here; other signup surfaces may summarize them, and this page is the complete text in every case:
Signup also requires a separate confirmation that the credentials you selected — your trade, and whether you are licensed and insured — are accurate. Misrepresenting your license or insurance status is grounds for account termination and may have legal consequences. Plyfix does not independently verify credentials beyond this self-attestation; landlords are told the same.
The cap limits the amount of a single job Plyfix will process payment for. It is enforced when the landlord pays, not when you bid, and it starts at $500. It rises to $1,500 after 5 completed jobs paid through Plyfix, and to $3,000 after 10. Plyfix may raise your cap sooner once your license and insurance have been reviewed. Completed jobs are counted from payments that succeed through Plyfix.
Your bid is what you receive. The Plyfix service fee is charged to the landlord on top of your bid — it is not deducted from your payout, and there are no lead fees or subscription fees for contractors. Contractors and tenants use Plyfix free.
Payouts are made through Stripe Connect to the account you set up in the app. You are responsible for keeping that account in good standing; Plyfix cannot pay you until Stripe has enabled payouts on it. If you work for a single landlord who pays you through their own payroll, you are not paid through Stripe and no payout setup is required.
You are an independent contractor, not an employee, agent, or partner of Plyfix. You control how, when, and whether you perform any job. Plyfix facilitates the connection between you and the landlord; the agreement to perform the work is directly between you and them. You are responsible for your own taxes, licensing, insurance, tools, and any workers you bring.
A landlord may raise a defect claim within the 90-day window described above. You agree to respond within 14 days. Returning to repair the defect at no additional cost satisfies the guarantee; if you prefer, you may instead refund the original payment. Plyfix may pause payouts related to an open defect claim while it is being resolved.
Plyfix may suspend or close a contractor account for misrepresented credentials, unresolved defect claims, or violation of these terms or the general Terms of Service. You may close your account at any time by contacting support@plyfix.com. Obligations that by their nature survive — the defect window on work already performed, and the chargeback clawback authorization — survive account closure.
Plyfix runs an optional text-message program for contractors. Joining it is separate from these terms and is never required — you can use every part of Plyfix without it, and you can leave at any time.
What we send. Job invitations near you, notice that you have won a bid, appointment reminders, and messages about work you are already assigned to. We do not send marketing or promotional texts.
How you join. By ticking the consent box when you create an account or submit your first bid, or by turning on Text Messages in your Profile. We record the date you agreed and which screen you agreed on. When you join, we send one text confirming it, which also explains how to get help and how to stop.
If we ask you on the phone. We may also ask for your permission directly, when we speak to you about joining Plyfix. If we do, we read you the same disclosure that appears on the screens above — what we send, that message and data rates may apply, that frequency varies, how to stop, and where the terms are — and we only add you if you say yes. We record the date you agreed. You can switch it off in your Profile at any time, exactly as if you had ticked a box.
If your Profile says “Not set.” That means we have no record of you agreeing either way — not that you declined. Tap it to confirm or to turn texts off. We would rather show you that plainly than record an agreement you never actually made.
How you leave. Reply STOP to any message, or turn off Text Messages in your Profile. Either one takes effect immediately and applies to every kind of message above. Reply START to rejoin. Reply HELP for help, or email support@plyfix.com.
Frequency and cost. Message frequency varies and depends on how much work matches your trade and service area. Message and data rates may apply. Plyfix does not charge you for these messages; your mobile carrier’s normal rates do. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.
Your number. Your mobile number and your consent to be texted are never sold, and never shared with third parties for their own marketing. Your number is shared only with the provider that delivers our texts, and with a landlord who has added you to their own team, so they can reach you directly about work. Bidding on a job does not give a landlord your number — when you win through the marketplace, they reach you through Plyfix. Your consent itself is shared with no one. See the Privacy Policy.
Turning texts off does not close your account or affect your eligibility for work; it only changes how we reach you. If you turn texts off and have no push notifications enabled, we may be unable to tell you about a job in time.
If these terms change, the version identifier changes with them, and contractors will be asked to accept the new version. Your recorded acceptance always refers to the version you actually agreed to.
September 12, 2026 — Section 8 (Messaging) added; the version identifier did not change. Section 8 describes an optional program you join by a separate, explicit opt-in and can leave at any time. It grants Plyfix no new rights, imposes no new obligations on you, and does not alter sections 1–7, so acceptances recorded against v1_2026_06_08 still refer to the agreement those contractors actually made. Anything that does change that agreement will change the version and ask you to accept it, as described above.
October 1, 2026 — Section 8 now says a confirmation text is sent when you join; the version identifier did not change, for the same reason as above: the messaging program is optional and separate from these terms.
PLYFIX LLC
Wyoming, United States
support@plyfix.com