Sell your services online

Service businesses are usually left out of marketplaces, or shoehorned into “products” that don’t fit. Yaybe treats a service as a first-class thing you can list: a guitar lesson, a logo package, a bike tune-up or a one-hour consult, each with a price, a description, a delivery mode, a service area — and a link to wherever clients book and pay you. Listing is free and Yaybe takes no commission.

Built for services

Service is a product type. When you list a service, Yaybe asks for what matters: delivery mode (in person, online or both), service area (your province or state, Canada-wide, worldwide), duration, and what’s included. Stock doesn’t apply unless you want it to (for a limited workshop, for example).

Book and pay where you already do. Your Buy button — labelled Book on calendly.com, Buy on stripe.com, whatever your link is — sends clients to your booking page, invoice link or payment page. Use Starting at for packages that vary, or On request for quotes; the button becomes Contact seller.

Packages as variants. 30 min / 60 min / 5-lesson bundle as one listing with three variants and three links. Or Basic / Standard / Premium for design work.

Found by the people nearby — and everywhere. Service area is a filter, so a search for online guitar lessons finds you from anywhere, and a search for bike repair in Nova Scotia finds you at home. Every listing has structured data, so search engines and AI assistants can answer “who offers X near me” with your stall.

Reviews you control the door to. When a client pays you, record the sale with their email and they can leave a verified review. Five stars from real clients is the best marketing a service has.

Who sells services on Yaybe

Music, language and tutoring lessons. Coaches, consultants and therapists offering intro sessions. Photographers and videographers. Designers, illustrators and copywriters with packages. Web and tech help. Repair — bikes, sewing machines, electronics, furniture. Home services — cleaning, gardening, organizing. Workshops and classes with a capped number of seats. Wedding vendors.

Three steps to your first booking

1. Sign in with your email. Six-digit code, no password.
2. Open your shop and list a service. Type Service, category, delivery mode, area, duration, price and the link where clients book or pay.
3. Submit for review and share. Once approved, add yaybe.com/your-shop to your business card and socials.

Tips for service listings

• Lead with the outcome (“play your first song in four lessons”), then the format and what’s included.
• Show yourself or your work. A photo of you, your studio, or before/after results builds trust faster than a stock image.
• Be specific about the area you serve in person and the hours you’re available.
• Post availability — “two spots open in October” — to followers.
• Record every sale so clients can review; it compounds.

Open your service stall — free, no commission — or see how Yaybe works.