Stop renting leads. Start choosing buyers.
Buyers post what they need, free. Sellers who can supply it send a proposal. Portals sell the same enquiry to five sellers and charge all of them. Here, buyers post what they need, you read the full requirement first, and you spend credits only on the ones you choose to answer.
Full requirement, budget, place and specifics visible before any credit is spent.
Your proposal goes to that buyer alone. Nobody resells the enquiry behind you.
Save your category and city once. New matches reach you in the app instantly.
Credits, priced plainly
40 free on signup, 10 more every month. A proposal costs 15 to 25 credits depending on category. The exact cost is shown before you send.
Purchases happen in the app. Prices as shown at checkout in the app.
How responding works
Every live requirement is open to read, with no account and no credits.
Budget, place and everything the buyer specified, before you decide.
You pay when you choose to answer one, never to look.
Start with 40 free credits
Browsing every live requirement is free. You only spend when you choose to respond.
Common questions
- What is MatchMyQuery?
- Buyers post what they need, free, and sellers who can supply it send a proposal. It works the opposite way round to a listings site: you describe the requirement once instead of searching through adverts.
- Is posting free?
- Yes, posting a requirement is free and always has been. Buyers pay nothing at any point, including when they accept a proposal.
- What does a proposal cost?
- A proposal costs 15 to 25 credits depending on category. The exact cost is shown before you send. New sellers get 40 free credits at signup, and after that credits are bought in prepaid packs starting at ₹30.
- Which cities does MatchMyQuery cover?
- Anywhere in India. You post your location with your requirement and sellers nearby are alerted by distance, so it works wherever you are.
- How do sellers reach me?
- Sellers reply through the app, not by calling you, and your phone number is never shown on a requirement. You choose which proposal to take forward before any direct contact happens.