Workers bid their own price.

Each worker bids the price they want, and you choose which bid to accept.

Workers keep 100% of their bid.

A worker's bid box: their price, $140, “You keep 100%”, and a Place bid button.

Pay into the hold.

Your payment is held until you confirm the job's done.

If the job doesn't happen, it's refunded to you.

The customer's job page: “Money's in. $140 is ready to release when the work is done.”

Confirm it's done.

When you confirm, the payment is released to the worker — or automatically 72 hours after they mark it done.

The customer's job page: “Job Complete. Payment released.” Accepted bid, $140.
Mula's post-a-job form: job title “Assemble a 6-drawer dresser”, category Furniture assembly.A worker's bid box: their price, $140, “You keep 100%”, and a Place bid button.The customer's job page: “Money's in. $140 is ready to release when the work is done.”The customer's job page: “Job Complete. Payment released.” Accepted bid, $140.

Name your price.

You're independent. Mula doesn't set your rate and doesn't employ you.

Payouts reach your bank in 2–3 business days.

A worker's accepted bid: $140, “Money's in”, an I've arrived button and a Mark done button.

Straight answers.

Anything else? Email support@usemula.com and a person will answer.

Who sets the price?

The worker. Each worker bids the price they want, and you choose which bid to accept.

What does it cost?

Posting a job and bidding are free. Customers pay a 15% service fee at checkout — 0% for the first 90 days after launch — plus NJ sales tax on the labor where it applies. Workers keep 100% of their bid.

Are the workers Mula employees?

No. Workers on Mula are independent. They choose which jobs to bid on, set their own prices, and work for themselves.

Where does my money go when I pay?

Into a hold. It stays there until you confirm the job's done, then it's released to the worker. If the job doesn't happen, it's refunded to you.

What if I forget to confirm?

The payment is released to the worker automatically 72 hours after they mark the job done. Workers never wait on a customer indefinitely.

What kind of jobs can I post?

Furniture assembly to start: dressers, bed frames, desks, shelving, that kind of thing. More job types will follow.

When can I use it?

Mula is launching soon in Toms River, Lakewood, Jackson, Howell and Brick. Create your account now — you're first in line when your town opens.

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