How this works

GNet stands between the client and the worker — from search to payment.

🏠 If you are a client

1 · Search or post
Browse the verified workers in your area, or post a requirement and let them apply to you. You choose.
2 · Talk inside the app
Settle the details and the price using the in-app chat. No need to swap phone numbers — we hold those.
3 · Book and pay GNet
Once the worker agrees, you pay GNet's GCash or bank account. We hold your payment — it has not gone to the worker yet.
4 · Confirm when it's done
When it's finished and you're happy, click "Confirm". Only then do we release the payment. If something's wrong you can file a complaint while we still hold the money.

🛠️ If you are a worker

1 · Register and get verified
Pick your skills, upload a valid ID and add a photo of yourself. The community sees you once you're verified. A barangay clearance or an NBI is optional — it shows on your profile as an extra badge, and clients notice.
2 · Post your services
Show your finished work and your rate. You can also apply to the requirements residents have posted.
3 · Accept the booking
When you're booked, you accept or decline. We wait for the client to pay before you start — so you know the job is funded.
4 · Finish and get paid
Mark it finished, the client confirms, and we release your payment. The exact amount you will receive is shown to you on the booking itself, before you ever accept the job.

Why we don't hand out contact numbers

The phone numbers of the client and the worker are management contact only — GNet alone holds them. That is what protects both sides: if someone doesn't show up, doesn't pay, or damages something, we have a record of the whole conversation and we still hold the money.

Any number typed into the chat is hidden automatically by the system.

🏠 I am a ClientRegister and find a worker.Simulan → 🛠️ I am a WorkerRegister and start taking jobs.Simulan →