THE PROBLEM
Shopping for repair work is inefficient.
Calling shop after shop means repeating the same vehicle details, symptoms and questions while receiving quotes that may not even describe the same scope.
About eServiceHunter
The repair marketplace built around the agreement, not the lead.
eServiceHunter is the modern rebuild of eAutoFix. The original idea was simple: a vehicle owner should describe a problem once, then let relevant local service providers compete for the job. We kept that idea and rebuilt the machinery around it for a modern marketplace.
THE MARKETPLACE
One request creates one comparison point.
The same request can be seen by service providers that fit the geography and specialization, so their offers can answer the same customer need.
THE DIFFERENCE
The commercial history stays attached.
Offer revisions, customer decisions, approved changes, appointments and the final amount can remain part of one auditable transaction.
From eAutoFix to eServiceHunter
Same useful idea. Far better plumbing.
The original eAutoFix material remains product evidence, not production code. eServiceHunter preserves the marketplace behavior while rebuilding authentication, authorization, data modeling, security, payments, matching and deployment around modern contracts.
WHAT SURVIVED THE REBUILD
- Customers post one vehicle-service request.
- Relevant providers can ask questions and submit offers.
- Customers can compare, hold, reject or accept an offer.
- Accepted work moves into scheduling rather than disappearing into a phone call.
- Providers can revise quotes before selection.
- Customers remain free while providers use a configurable commercial plan.
Quote Integrity
The final bill is part of the story.
A generic star rating cannot tell a customer whether a provider quoted accurately. eServiceHunter records the approved commercial path of the job so outcome data can eventually show something more useful than applause.
Accepted quoteWhich version the customer selected
Approved changesOnly explicit customer-approved scope changes
Final amountWhat the customer reports actually paying
Outcome evidenceExplainable provider history over time
Consider it Handled.