Where flooring retailers and installers find each other.

Not for finding work or finding installers, no. You can join the Founding Network and get your profile ready. Posting jobs, matching, alerts, Capacity Radar, invitations and swapping details are all still being built. You will hear from us before any of it opens.

It is the retailers and installers who sign up before the pilot opens. You set your profile up, tell us the areas and the work that matter to you, and we build the first version around what you tell us.

When a retailer posts a job, MyFloorPro works out which installers suit it, on the flooring, the sort of work, the areas and what the job needs, and lets them know. That is the main way work will move. Installers can also put up the weeks they want to fill so retailers can plan ahead, but nobody misses a matched job for leaving their calendar down.

No. If a posted job matches what you do and where you work, we can still let you know. Putting up your free weeks makes you easier to find when a retailer goes looking, and it sharpens the matching, but it is not the price of hearing about work.

Nothing while the founding beta runs, and the plan is to run it for around three months. Once fees begin it is one fixed fee, the same every time. Not a percentage, and not more because the job is bigger. We will publish the fee before anyone is asked to pay it.

The pilot opens as a free beta for flooring retailers: posting jobs, matching, invitations and introductions, with no card needed. It is planned to run for around three months while the matching proves itself, and any pricing that follows gets published before it ends. The offer page has the conditions.

No. No lead fees, no introduction fees, and we take no commission on your labour. Once fees begin they are the retailer's, not yours, and nothing comes off your rate because the beta is free.

No. The retailers that need installers pay for the introduction, and we may charge for software later. What you agree for the flooring work stays between you and the retailer, and we never touch that money.

No. It means you have each other’s details and can talk properly. You still have to agree on the work and the rate yourselves, and either of you can walk away.

No. Posting jobs, searching, inviting and shortlisting stay free, and the fixed fee only ever applies to an introduction that goes ahead once the beta is over. We might offer monthly software later, but you will never need it to get an introduction.

It is the part we are building that shows a retailer which installers have room for more work, what they lay and which areas they cover. It sits on top of the matched job alerts rather than replacing them: the alerts are how a posted job finds the right installers, and the radar is for a retailer who wants to look ahead. It is not running yet.

We can let you know about jobs that suit you, and make sure retailers that are looking can find you. We cannot promise anybody rings you, and we would not pretend otherwise. Some areas will take a while to get enough installers and retailers on board to be useful.

No. You run your own business. We are not an employer, a labour hire company or an agency, and the retailer and the installer deal with each other directly.

Not all of them, and we will not say otherwise. A profile shows the licences, insurance and gear the installer has told us about. Where we have actually checked something, the label will say what we checked. Filling in a field does not make anyone verified. What we will check, and what we will not, is set out on the trust and safety page.