What is ScopeMatch?

What does ScopeMatch help homeowners do?

ScopeMatch helps homeowners post a clear project scope, review ScopeRange market guidance when available, and connect with contractors around that project.

Start with the work you need, relevant measurements or item counts, photos, general location, timing, and finish expectations. Review contractor-submitted profile details before deciding whether to connect.

Where is ScopeMatch available?

ScopeMatch's launch service area is Mobile and Baldwin Counties, Alabama, including Mobile, Saraland, the Eastern Shore, Foley, Gulf Shores, and nearby communities.

Contractor participation and project availability vary by trade and area. A listed service area does not guarantee a contractor response or availability.

Which trades does ScopeMatch support?

ScopeMatch supports project posting and contractor discovery for these six trades. ScopeRange pricing availability depends on the specific job and the detail supporting it.

• Painting
• Roofing
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• HVAC
• Remodeling / General Contractor

What is ScopeRange?

ScopeRange is ScopeMatch's confidence-adjusted market analysis price range for the likely contracted price of a project as posted, under ordinary site conditions.

It is planning guidance, not a contractor quote or guaranteed estimate. Hidden conditions, material choices, and later scope changes can affect contractor pricing.

How does ScopeMatch work for contractors?

Contractors create profiles, review published projects by trade and general service area, and decide whether to show interest or request a site review. An initial response does not require a price.

When both sides choose to connect, project-aware messaging keeps follow-up tied to the scope. ScopeMatch does not guarantee jobs, work, revenue, or outcomes.

Who provides contractor profile information?

Contractors submit their own profile information, including trade, service area, portfolio, and any license or insurance details. A profile is not a ScopeMatch guarantee of credentials, suitability, or workmanship.

Homeowners should review those details and confirm the requirements for their project before hiring.

Where can I review access terms or get help?

Current access terms are presented during onboarding before you choose to continue. Project payments remain between the homeowner and contractor, outside ScopeMatch.

Use the Terms, Support, Privacy, and Safety links below for platform policies, questions, or concerns.