The TaskLinkr suite
Local Offers
Off-peak demand matching inside TaskLinkr: perishable off-peak capacity, matched against real availability instead of expiring empty.
How it works
Matched against AgentCal availability
Off-peak capacity is perishable — an empty Tuesday-afternoon slot is gone by Wednesday. Local Offers matches that capacity against AgentCal's live availability, so offers attach to time that actually exists.
Anti-Groupon by design
Placement is never sold. A business cannot buy its way into a match, and Local Offers is not a discount blast — it's demand matched to real open capacity.
Blind to payment
Matching is blind to payment: what a business pays has no effect on whether it gets matched. The same rule as the directory itself — position is never for sale.
Pricing, stated plainly
$49 / $149 / $399 pilot tiers, bundled into TaskLinkr tiers. That's the whole pricing story — no placement fees on top, because placement isn't sold.
The rest of the suite
Local Offers fills the quiet hours. The rest of the suite books the work, settles it, and records it.
AgentCal
The booking rail: agent-native scheduling against live availability.
CredoPay
The payment rail for agent-booked services, settling over ACH and FedNow.
AgentLedger
The accounting layer: a posting contract over the business's books.
TaskLinkr
The directory itself — where agents find every listed business.