You sell. We take care of the fitting.
InstallerPoint is the installation layer for anyone selling product that has to be fitted. Before promising the customer anything, your site or your assistant asks whether there is an installer at that postcode, at what price and in what timeframe. And whoever fits gets paid for specific jobs, with no fee and no exclusivity.
If you sell something that has to be fitted
- You ask by postcode and we answer with a price and a timeframe, or with a commitment to a price within 24 hours. Never with a «we'll see».
- The job is offered to the installers in the area in waves, with an expiry: whoever takes it, takes it within minutes.
- A job that requires a credential is not offered to anyone whose credential has expired. That filter cannot be switched off.
- A report with photos and a signature at the end, and a notification to your system at every step.
If you fit
- Paid work in your area: where, when, how many hours and what it pays, all in the same message.
- You accept from your phone, without registering and without installing anything.
- No fee, no exclusivity and no lock-in. Turning a job down does not count against you.
- Your work and your verified credentials build your public page.
How a job works
- 1
The area is checked
With the country and the postcode we know whether there are installers who meet what that job requires. The answer comes before the customer pays.
- 2
It is offered in waves
First to the installers in the province, then it widens. Each offer expires on its own, so no job sits waiting on anybody.
- 3
It gets done and documented
The installer closes with a report, photos and the customer's signature. If something goes wrong, the report records it just as fully.
- 4
Money in and money out
The seller is invoiced for the fitting; the installer is paid for the work done, quickly and without chasing anyone.
Where jobs can be requested
Jobs are accepted in these countries. A job being accepted does not mean there is already an installer there: it means we look for one and answer with a price within 24 hours.
Alemania · Austria · Bélgica · España · Francia · Irlanda · Italia · Luxemburgo · Países Bajos · Polonia · Portugal
Where we are today
The network is being built, province by province, and it is real jobs that build it. That is why you will not read «national coverage» anywhere here.
In an area with no installers yet, the commitment is a different one and it is written down: the job is accepted, we look for whoever will do it, and the price is confirmed within 24 hours. If there is nobody, we say there is nobody.
It fits into what you already have
There is a REST API and an MCP server with the same operations, so a conversational assistant can check coverage and create jobs without any bespoke code. Both ask for a per-client key and sign the notifications they send back.
The operation worth the most is not creating the job: it is checking coverage before promising anything.