Gigalot’s brand-new app is set to revolutionize the way people approach the gig economy. This innovative platform connects those seeking work with those needing it, creating a secure and efficient space for everyone to thrive in today’s dynamic job market.

Minneapolis, MN, July 8, 2024 — Gigalot is proud to announce the launch of its innovative platform designed to bridge the gap between job creators (Creators) and job seekers (Assistants) in the rapidly growing gig economy. This groundbreaking app provides a secure, efficient, and user-friendly space for individuals to connect, collaborate, and thrive in a busy work environment.

In today’s dynamic job market, many are turning to the gig economy for flexibility and opportunity. A 2022 Freelance Forward study revealed that over 39% of the American workforce participated in freelance or gig work, with a significant portion seeking short-term contracts across diverse industries, from household tasks to highly specialized professional services. This rise in gig work naturally fuels a demand for efficient and secure hiring practices.

“I saw a need where people can connect on both sides of the gigs but didn’t see a vehicle out there that offers a safe and efficient place for them to meet,” says Mark Deebach, creator of Gigalot and a seasoned gig worker. “Gigalot is that helpful app where no one loses.”

The Gigalot app simplifies the gig economy landscape by allowing Creators to post detailed job listings, including descriptions, timelines, and pay scales. Assistants can browse available temporary jobs, apply, and communicate directly with Creators to finalize details. Once a mutual agreement is reached, funds are securely held in Gigalot’s escrow account until the job is completed to satisfaction.

“Our goal with Gigalot is to create a community where both Creators and Assistants feel safe and valued,” added Deebach. “We provide comprehensive background checks, a robust rating system, and a secure transaction process to ensure trust and satisfaction on both sides.”

Key Features of the Gigalot App Include:

• Streamlined Gig Posting: Creators can easily post gigs with detailed descriptions, making it simple for Assistants to find and apply for suitable tasks.
• Secure Escrow Transactions: Funds are held securely until the job is completed, ensuring a fair and reliable payment process.
• Background Checks and Rating System: Comprehensive background checks and a robust rating system help users make informed decisions and build trust within the community.
• Efficient Communication and Timely Cancellation: Private chat spaces facilitate clear communication between Creators and Assistants, while a timely cancellation feature protects both parties if plans change.
• “Favorites” Lists: Gigalot also features a “Favorites” list as part of their rating system- if the Assistant performs satisfactorily, the Creator can place the Assistant on their Favorites list for future work and referrals.

Whether you’re a creator seeking assistance with a specific task or an assistant looking to utilize your skills and build a network, Gigalot is the ideal platform to navigate the evolving landscape of the gig economy.

Let Gigalot be your trusted partner in connecting, accomplishing, and thriving in the gig economy. Download the Gigalot app today and explore the future of gig work.

About Gigalot:

Gigalot is a pioneering platform dedicated to connecting job creators and job seekers in the gig economy. Founded by experienced gig worker Mark Deebach, the app offers a secure, efficient space for posting and finding gig work. With features like secure escrow transactions, comprehensive background checks, and a robust rating system, Gigalot is transforming the way people engage with the gig economy.

Contact Information:

Organization: Gigalot

Contact Person: Mark Deebach

Phone Number: 612-496-5979

Email: [email protected]

Address: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Website: https://gigalotusa.com/

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