Describe what happened
You do not need a diagnosis. A symptom, error, device and what stopped working are enough to start.
Get a price guide first, then choose the next step for a phone, computer, Wi-Fi, printer, email, account setup or scam-message concern. hourly tech support is $150/hour including GST. We confirm the support scope and any agreed limit before paid work starts, and you can decide whether to proceed.
We are currently helping invited customers in Melbourne's northern suburbs, Australia.
Keeping the beta local helps each request stay human-reviewed, clear and manageable while the service improves.Designed around the customer problem
You do not need a diagnosis. A symptom, error, device and what stopped working are enough to start.
Data risk, suspicious access, business interruption and existing-job status are routed differently.
Get a price guide, a reviewed help request, an existing-job path or human support without repeating your story.
If you are an invited customer with a tech issue, start with QuoteMe for a quick price guide. Hourly tech support is $150/hour including GST. We confirm the support scope and any agreed limit before paid work starts, and you can decide whether to proceed.
Choose the action that matches your situation. Keep it simple: price first, help request, existing job, or support.
Use QuoteMe first when you want a plain-English starting price before you ask for help.
Open QuoteMe New issueReady to explain the issue? Tell us about the phone, computer, Wi-Fi, printer, email, account or scam concern.
Start request Existing requestAlready asked for help? Check updates, next steps, or add more information without starting again.
Check job UnsureNot sure what to choose, whether your area is covered, or whether the issue suits us? Ask first.
Ask supportA plain-English guide for customers who do not want to read the whole page.
Describe the device or tech issue in plain English. A support team member checks the details, confirms whether it fits the current local beta, and explains the next step before anything is arranged.
Start a help request and describe the issue in plain English.
Use QuoteMe before deciding whether to continue.
Use Check my job to find updates, next steps or support options.
Ask support first. A real person can help you choose the safest next step.
For now, we are helping invited customers in Melbourne's northern suburbs. If you are unsure whether your area is covered, ask support first.
Four simple steps. No service-side wording needed.
Use QuoteMe or tell us the issue in plain English.
A real person checks the request and current service area.
You get a clear next step before paid work starts.
You can continue, ask a question or decline.
Customers do not need to understand every pathway. The important part is that each request is reviewed before the next step.
QuoteMe gives a starting guide, then a tech confirms the final quote before paid work starts.
A real person checks the issue, service area and safest next action.
Student, provider and local helper paths stay separate from the public customer flow.
Referral and provider pathways use manual review instead of open bidding or automatic job allocation.
These paths are lower on the page so customers can finish the help decision first.
Students can apply, build safe campus-help proof, and use MateCard, SkillStack and Live Resume when suitable.
Start student signup ProvidersProviders and local helpers can manage setup, services, availability, verification, work notes and support.
Open provider area ReferralsRefer work you cannot complete yourself, or share suitable provider connections under the referral terms.
Open referral path OrganisationsSchools, campuses and organisations can request pickup, handover or group device support.
Start pickupStudents, providers, organisations and referral partners use separate areas. Student applications are reviewed for study fit, skills, location and task suitability before activation. Referral commission may apply only under the current terms and manual review.
This example is for providers and referral partners, not something customers need to calculate. The final customer quote is confirmed before paid work starts.
Amounts shown are examples. Referral payments are checked first and are not paid automatically. Prices and payments may be subject to GST where applicable.
Short answers for invited customers and people looking for the right path.
Start with QuoteMe if you want a price guide first. Start a help request if you are ready to explain the issue. Ask support first if you are unsure.
No. Hourly tech support is $150/hour including GST. We confirm the support scope and any agreed limit before paid work starts, and you can decide whether to proceed.
It means the service is open by invitation while support is kept local, reviewed and manageable. We are currently focusing on invited customers in Melbourne's northern suburbs.
Ask support first. The support team can explain whether the current beta can help or whether you should wait for a later service area.
Students can start with the student signup page. Student activation is reviewed before suitable tasks are matched.
Use the Other ways to use the system section. Those paths are kept separate so customers can stay focused on getting help.
No. The service is built around clear, reviewed help paths, not automatic job allocation, provider ranking, quote comparison or price-race behaviour.
Choose support and include your name, contact detail, approximate date and any reference number you have.
Get a price guide, start a request, check an existing job, or ask support first.
Customer help stays first. Student, provider, organisation and referral paths stay separate and reviewed.
QuoteMe, Quick Help and support stay focused on customers, with no automatic booking, bidding or surprise payment.
MateCard, SkillStack, campus check-in, start and finish time, sign-off, reviews and Live Resume proof stay reviewed before public sharing.
Provider pages, availability and referrals stay approval and review based, not open marketplace job allocation.
Organisations and ambassadors can use approved pages, QR links and manual reward eligibility review.