The new industry standard —
earned, not bought.
Every tradie on T2U carries a Trade Number. It's proof that five separate checks have been passed — and they're re-checked on a rolling basis. This is what the badge actually means.
Six pillars. One standard.
Each pillar is a separate check a tradie has to pass before they ever quote on a job. Not a slogan — a verified fact.
Five stages. No shortcuts.
No one gets on the platform without passing every stage. Here's what's actually checked at each one.
The standard, in plain English.
Carrying the badge isn't just about passing checks once. It's a commitment to a different way of working — on every job.
Accreditation is alive.
Most platforms check a tradie once and never look again. T2U re-verifies on a rolling basis — so the badge on a profile today means the checks passed today.
Rolling re-checks
Licence and insurance are re-verified on a schedule — not just once at sign-up.
Real reviews only
Reviews come only from real, tracked, completed jobs. No fakes, no anonymity.
Live status
Badge status is tied to current checks, not a past tick-box that never expires.
Revocable
Fail a re-check and the badge is suspended until it passes again. No exceptions.
The badge, in their words.
From accredited tradies who earned it, and tradie seekers who hired them.
I'm excited for T2U to launch because the industry's been missing real accountability for too long. Right now anyone can put up an ad and call themselves a tradie — T2U makes them go through proper accreditation with training and references checked. That's the gap the market's been crying out for, and I can't wait.
I'm looking forward to T2U going live because the payment side of this industry is broken. I've spent months chasing overdue invoices before — T2U's protected payments hold the money safely and release it when the work's signed off. It's about time a platform actually fixed the real problem for tradies and homeowners.
I can't wait for T2U to launch because finding a tradie you can trust is nearly impossible right now. Reviews on other platforms mean nothing — anyone can leave them. T2U only lets people review after a job's completed through the app, so you get real feedback from real jobs. That's what the market needed for years.
I'm keen for T2U to go live because posting a job online means getting flooded with messages from people you can't tell apart. T2U caps it at three accredited tradies who've already been vetted and trained. No more sorting through twenty spam quotes — just three proper options. That's going to save homeowners hours.
I'm excited for T2U because the lack of accountability in this industry costs everyone money. The homeowner checklist is brilliant — they tick off the work as it's done, so there's no argument at the end about what was agreed. I've had disputes over scope before and it's exhausting. This kind of structure is overdue.
I'm looking forward to T2U launching because the bidding war model on other platforms is exhausting. You post a job and get flooded with quotes from people you can't tell apart. T2U caps it at three accredited tradies, so you can take your time and make a proper decision. That's what's missing — a fair way to choose.
I'm excited for T2U to launch because the industry's been missing real accountability for too long. Right now anyone can put up an ad and call themselves a tradie — T2U makes them go through proper accreditation with training and references checked. That's the gap the market's been crying out for, and I can't wait.
I'm looking forward to T2U going live because the payment side of this industry is broken. I've spent months chasing overdue invoices before — T2U's protected payments hold the money safely and release it when the work's signed off. It's about time a platform actually fixed the real problem for tradies and homeowners.
I can't wait for T2U to launch because finding a tradie you can trust is nearly impossible right now. Reviews on other platforms mean nothing — anyone can leave them. T2U only lets people review after a job's completed through the app, so you get real feedback from real jobs. That's what the market needed for years.
I'm keen for T2U to go live because posting a job online means getting flooded with messages from people you can't tell apart. T2U caps it at three accredited tradies who've already been vetted and trained. No more sorting through twenty spam quotes — just three proper options. That's going to save homeowners hours.
I'm excited for T2U because the lack of accountability in this industry costs everyone money. The homeowner checklist is brilliant — they tick off the work as it's done, so there's no argument at the end about what was agreed. I've had disputes over scope before and it's exhausting. This kind of structure is overdue.
I'm looking forward to T2U launching because the bidding war model on other platforms is exhausting. You post a job and get flooded with quotes from people you can't tell apart. T2U caps it at three accredited tradies, so you can take your time and make a proper decision. That's what's missing — a fair way to choose.
Hire a tradie who's earned the badge — or earn it yourself.
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