Angi’s Pro App Review
I especially appreciate having access to consistent job opportunities and the ability to put my skills to work across different projects. Angi Pros has helped me expand my customer reach, stay productive, and continue building my experience and reputation as a professional.
For independent contractors and skilled professionals looking for a platform that can help connect them with customers and create new business opportunities, Angi Pros can be a valuable resource. I’m grateful for the opportunities I’ve received through the platform and look forward to continuing to grow and provide quality service to customers.
New customer note/receipt feature
Job pricing and specifics sucks but
Is this app a joke?
I was going to reach out to support? But I can’t because the link under getting help is unavailable. App support here? Ha!
“Oops, this help center no longer exists
The company you're looking for is no longer using our help center. We suggest reaching out to them directly via their official website.”
Ya’ll are truly killing it!
SCAM
Miscommunications, delayed payments and lousy support
Tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but I can’t run a business like this.
I did put my all info
If the information is used anywhere, Angi is responsible for it
Great Experience with Angi Service
Support
2 years wating
Rip off
Blocked account
You don’t have pro contact support
And it takes handy three hours to respond.
Very unreasonable and unprofessional they will
charge the customer $100 and pay you $20.
I suggest not downloading this app.
Scam
It sucks
Rip off they screw you over
Communication features could be improved
1. Allow taskers the option to reach out and request job time adjustments before accepting a gig. Sometimes we cannot accept a job because it is only 30 later or earlier than were available to begin thus, hindering commitments.
2. Pricing. Here’s an example that I see all the time. TV mounting for $35, is a very low offer that most professionals will decline. The likelihood of the job being local isn’t very high either, so when a guy like me has to drive a pickup truck at 10 mpg to and from jobs, I’m sometimes looking at paying between 10 to 15 dollars in fuel to commute out of town. That’s time and money. Quickly, a $35 tv mount turns into $20-25 for 2 and a half hours commuting and working. Please consider this to
