1. Licence and insurance
- You must hold a current Australian licence to perform refrigeration / air conditioning installation work in the states you service.
- You must hold and maintain current public liability insurance for the duration of your account.
- You authorise FixerCo to verify these credentials and to request updated evidence at any time.
- Expired or invalid credentials will result in your account being suspended until valid evidence is provided.
2. Off-platform solicitation is prohibited
You must not contact, solicit, transact with, or attempt to obtain off-platform business from a FixerCo customer prior to the job being confirmed through the FixerCo flow. This includes phone, email, SMS, door-knocking, social media or any third-party messaging.
Off-platform solicitation is grounds for an immediate ban, forfeiture of any won jobs, and may result in recovery action for unpaid platform fees.
3. Quote accuracy obligations
- Submit quotes only on jobs you can fulfil within the timeframe indicated.
- A fixed-price quote is binding; an estimate range must contain the final invoiced amount unless the customer agrees in writing to a variation arising from changed scope or unforeseen on-site conditions.
- Repeated or material price variations may reduce your quote-accuracy score and ranking on the platform.
4. Consequences of banning
FixerCo may suspend or permanently ban your account for breach of these terms, fraudulent or expired credentials, off-platform solicitation, repeated quote-accuracy failures, customer-safety concerns, or activity that brings the platform into disrepute. Following a ban:
- You forfeit any open or won jobs.
- Affected customer deposits will be refunded by FixerCo at FixerCo's discretion.
- You may not re-register under a different identity, ABN or company name.
5. Platform fee structure
FixerCo charges no upfront fees, no subscription, and no per-quote fees. When a customer accepts your quote, the customer pays FixerCo a deposit equal to 10% of the agreed job value, capped at A$499. You then invoice the customer directly for the remainder.
Example. Agreed job value A$3,000 → customer pays A$300 deposit to FixerCo → you invoice the customer for A$2,700. Make this clear on your invoice: the FixerCo deposit has already been paid and must be deducted from your total.
You agree not to charge the customer the deposit amount a second time, and not to add platform-fee surcharges to your invoice.
