ScopeMatch ยท Mobile & Baldwin County, Alabama
Review project opportunities that fit your trade and service area
ScopeMatch gives contractors project-card context such as the requested work, general location, photos, timing, budget context, and homeowner intent so they can decide whether to respond.
Set up your service profile
Add your trade, service area, availability, portfolio, and any license or insurance details you choose to submit. Homeowners can review the profile information you provide.
Review fit before responding
The contractor feed and map show published project opportunities in generalized locations. Review project scope, trade, timing, and area alongside your service area before choosing to respond.
Show interest before pricing
You can show interest or request a site-review-first conversation. Optional pricing belongs after you have enough project and site context. Project-aware messaging keeps follow-up tied to the project.
Availability and outcomes
ScopeMatch does not guarantee leads, jobs, revenue, a homeowner response, or a completed project. Project payments and final pricing are agreed directly between the homeowner and contractor.
Frequently asked questions
What does the contractor project map show?
It shows published project opportunities in generalized locations near the contractor's service area. Exact homeowner street addresses are not shown on discovery maps.
Do I have to send a price to show interest?
No. Contractors can show interest or request a site review first. Optional pricing can follow when there is enough context to support it.
Does ScopeMatch guarantee jobs or leads?
No. Project availability and fit vary, and ScopeMatch does not guarantee leads, jobs, revenue, responses, or outcomes.
What can I review before responding?
A published project card may include the requested work, general location, photos, timing, homeowner intent, and budget or ScopeRange context. The available details depend on what the homeowner provided.