Anuraag Jain
Do Service Marketplaces Need Both Website and Mobile Apps?
Let’s be real, if your service marketplace only lives on one platform, it’s ghosting half your audience. Whether you’re booking a cleaner, hiring a handyman, or finding a freelance designer, Gen Z and Millennials expect convenience everywhere, whether web or mobile. And if you’re not …
Should Your Service Marketplace Target a Niche or Go Broad?
Ever heard the saying, “Jack of all trades, master of none”? Yeah, that’s basically the tea when it comes to building a service marketplace. Whether you’re launching the next TaskRabbit or aiming to be the Fiverr for pet psychics (hey, no judgment), choosing between niche …
What Uber’s Robotaxi Move Means for Ride-Hailing Startups
Uber just dropped a bombshell—and no, it’s not another surge pricing scandal. A global ride-hailing startup like Uber officially jumped into the robotaxi game. Yep, self-driving Ubers are actually happening. While most of us are still trying to parallel park without breaking a sweat, Uber …
Beta Testing Your Task Marketplace: Why It’s Crucial & How to Do It
“You wouldn’t launch a spaceship without a countdown, so why launch your home service platform without beta testing?” If you’re building the next big service economy platform like Tasrabbit, skipping beta testing is like handing out keys to a house that’s still under construction. Beta …
Expanding into Experiences: How Our Vacation Rental App Can Help
Planning getaways used to be all about finding the perfect place to crash. Now? It’s about finding the ideal experience. Whether it’s a pasta-making class in Rome or a surf lesson in Bali, Gen Z travelers crave more than just a place to sleep; they …
TaskRabbit vs Thumbtack vs Handy: Which Model to Replicate?
So you’re thinking of building the next big service marketplace—but stuck wondering which model to swipe? Totally get it. TaskRabbit, Thumbtack, and Handy have each carved their turf in the $800B+ home services economy, but they run on very different engines under the hood. One’s …
