Work that just opened up around you.
People and local businesses post gigs that need help now. You buy the rank so the listing is actually seen.
What it is
A public board for recently available positions and local assistance. Real companies and real neighbors. Real places.
- A café that needs a closer tonight
- A warehouse that needs extra hands this week
- A homeowner who needs a reliable cleaner
- A clinic covering a shift
- A volunteer call or a community project
Use a real name. Put the city and state on it — or remote, when that’s honest.
How it works
- Post the gig.Who needs help, where, what they pay, how to reply.
- Buy rank.The bid is the price of being seen in Today, this Week, or this Month.
- People reach you directly.Post A Gig is the board, not the middleman.
Who it’s for
Need help
Owners, managers, families, crews who need someone nearby soon.
Looking
People scanning their city for work that is actually open.
Why bid
The board is public. Rank is how a new listing doesn’t vanish under noise.
Highest settled bid in that window holds #1.
Payments buy visibility. They do not buy hires.
How rank works
One payment, three calendars
Pay once. If you pay today, the same listing is on Today, this week, and this month — and All-time. You do not post three times.
A boost is extra money on that same listing. It raises the bid and puts an older gig back on Today, this week, and this month.
Filters change the race, not the listing
Every view is its own leaderboard, sorted by bid. Two lists, same gig.
The same listing can be #1 on Design · California · Los Angeles Metro and #20 on All categories · All states · All cities. All is every gig in that time window. $80 beats $1 on that list. Your $1 gig is still on it; it is just lower.
You do not post twice. Filters only change who you are scored against.
Anyone can boost
Anyone can add $1 or more to a live listing. Rank is the total of settled payments on that gig. Payments are not donations.
Shining Light Capital LLC · Rank is the bid · Payments are not donations and not tax-deductible · Advertising, not placement · Receipt: POSTAGIG