Frequently asked questions

Yes. Requesting a welder through us is free. You pay the welder directly for the work they do, based on the quote you agree with them.

No. We're a referral service. We connect you with independent mobile welding businesses. They quote, schedule and perform the work, and they're responsible for it.

Usually the same business day for requests sent during the day. Emergency jobs are flagged so welders see them first, but we can't guarantee a response time or availability.

Thumbtack reports a national average of $159 to $514 for a welding job, and Angi reports typical labor of $65 to $125 per hour. Mobile welders often add a trip or minimum charge. See our cost guide for details.

We ask every welder about insurance and experience, but we don't verify licenses or insurance for you. Ask the welder for proof of insurance and any required license before work starts, especially for structural or gas-line work.

We're launching in Northwest Arkansas, Springfield/Joplin/Branson, Tulsa, Oklahoma City and Fort Smith. If you're elsewhere, send a request anyway; we're adding areas as welders join.

Yes. Photos help the welder understand the job and bring the right gear. You can attach up to three on the request form.

No job is too small to ask about, but many mobile welders have a minimum trip charge. Bundling a few small repairs into one visit gets you more for that charge.

We share your request only with welders in our network who might do the job, up to three. We don't sell your information to data brokers. See our privacy policy.

Apply on our For Welders page. Your first leads are free, and after that you pay per lead or call, buy prepaid lead credits, or pay a monthly fee for an exclusive area. We invoice by email or text, and you pay by Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, Apple Pay or ACH bank transfer.