A lot of lead platforms are built around the assumption that every user is in the United States or Canada. If you're a contractor working anywhere else, that assumption usually means you're simply not supported at all. Jobiteer was built differently.
Country is built into how location works, not bolted on
Country is a real part of every location on Jobiteer, not an afterthought. It's built into signup, your service area, job posts, and the matching system that connects contractors with jobs, on both the web app and the mobile app.
You only see jobs actually in your country
The job board and directory are scoped by country by default, so you're seeing relevant, local opportunities instead of listings from somewhere you could never realistically service. This has been tested with real accounts in two different countries to confirm the scoping actually holds up in practice, not just in theory.
Pricing and matching respect location too
It's not just about which jobs you see. Credit pricing accounts for your country as well as your state and city, and the systems that match contractors to jobs (like directory search and nearby-work matching) are aware of country boundaries too, so a contractor doesn't get incorrectly matched to a job on the other side of the world just because a city name happens to repeat somewhere else.
Why this matters
If you're a contractor outside the U.S. or Canada, you're not stuck waiting for some future "international version" of the platform to show up. You're a real, supported part of how Jobiteer already works today, not an edge case that got left out.
The bigger picture
This is a genuine structural difference from platforms like Thumbtack, which remain fundamentally U.S. and Canada focused. Jobiteer was built from the ground up to work as a real marketplace regardless of where in the world you're doing the work.