Problem
Fragmented customer discovery
Finding the right local service still relies on fragmented directories, repeated enquiries, and inconsistent response times.
Building a new marketplace for services
ServiSeek is a reverse-demand platform where customers post what they need and nearby service providers respond with offers. Instead of searching through directories and contacting multiple businesses, customers receive relevant options and choose the provider that fits best.
We are currently preparing a beta release planned for April, beginning with a focused local rollout.
ServiSeek is starting with a focused local rollout, but the long-term opportunity is to build a scalable marketplace model for how services are discovered, matched, and fulfilled.
Local services remain fragmented and inefficient
Problem
Inefficient lead generation for providers
Many local businesses spend significant time and money on marketing and lead platforms, yet still receive poorly matched enquiries that do not fit their location, availability, or service offering.
Solution
A reverse-demand marketplace
ServiSeek reverses this process by allowing customers to post a request once and enabling relevant local providers to respond if they are available and interested.
Solution
A more efficient local services market
This creates a more direct connection between real customer demand and relevant provider availability, reducing wasted searching, poor-fit leads, and fragmented communication.
A simple reverse-demand model
1
Post a request
Customers describe the service they need, their location, and when they need it.
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2
Providers respond
Nearby service providers who are available can respond with offers.
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3
Choose the right provider
Customers compare responses and select the option that best fits their needs.
Selected product views
The MVP focuses on the core request flow and the communication loop between customers and providers.
Building the MVP
ServiSeek is currently in active development, with a focused MVP designed to validate the reverse-demand model for local services in a real market environment.
The beta release is planned for April, beginning with a focused local rollout to test customer demand, provider responsiveness, and the core marketplace interaction between requests and offers.
This stage is intended to validate the initial marketplace mechanics before expanding the platform with additional transaction, automation, and intelligence layers.
Early local momentum
More than 100 local businesses have already signed up for early access
Interest from local service providers has been strong, creating an initial supply base as the platform begins testing real customer demand through the beta release.
100+
local businesses signed up
Building the marketplace in stages
1
Beta launch
Initial beta focused on validating the reverse-demand marketplace model with core request and offer functionality.
2
Marketplace expansion
Payments, booking infrastructure, and improved provider response tools to streamline marketplace activity.
3
AI matching layer
Intelligent systems to identify relevant providers and nudge them to respond to new customer requests.
Building a scalable platform
Capability
Real-time marketplace interactions
ServiSeek is being developed as a modern cloud-based marketplace platform designed to scale as activity grows across customer demand, provider supply, messaging, and future transaction workflows.
Capability
Messaging and coordination
The platform architecture supports real-time marketplace interactions, provider coordination, and the operational systems needed to manage demand and supply efficiently.
Future layer
Intelligent matching systems
As the platform evolves, cloud infrastructure will support increasingly intelligent matching, improved responsiveness, and tools that help connect customer requests with relevant providers at greater scale.
The team behind ServiSeek
ServiSeek is being built by a focused early-stage team spanning product, engineering, and data, working to launch and scale a new marketplace model for services.
Ben
Founder
Product, strategy & rollout
Esmatt
Full-Stack Engineer
App & platform development
Dylan
Data Engineer
Data & platform architecture
Andy
Developer
Product build
Mark
Developer
Product build