Local repair, intelligently routed

Fix more. Waste less. Stay local.

Mendloop helps renters, conscious households, and small landlords turn broken items into clear repair jobs—and find the right local path to fix them.

Free to start. Repair costs are always agreed with your chosen provider.

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Loop status

Repair beats replace

Built on honest promises

No invented reviews. Just a better repair workflow.

01

Local first

Surface nearby expertise before replacement shopping.

02

You stay in control

Choose a provider and approve costs on your terms.

03

Clear by design

Keep requests, updates, and repair history together.

One loop, not five tabs

From “it broke” to “it’s back.”

Mendloop structures the messy middle of repair, so useful things have a real chance to stay in use.

A shared record that outlasts the repair

Hand off context between housemates, tenants, owners, and repairers without restarting the story.

  1. Step 1

    Describe the problem

    Add the item, what went wrong, and a photo. Mendloop turns a vague repair need into a clear local request.

  2. Step 2

    Find the right local fix

    Compare nearby repair options by specialty, availability, and fit before you commit.

  3. Step 3

    Keep the repair trail

    Store notes, status updates, and repair history in one place—useful for households, renters, and landlords.

Pricing that fits the loop

Start with one fix. Scale to every property.

Platform access only; repair quotes, parts, and labor remain separate and transparent.

Home

Free

For renters and households trying Mendloop.

$0 / month

  • Up to 3 active repair loops
  • Local provider discovery
  • Photo, note, and status history
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Property

$24 / month

For small landlords managing recurring repair needs across up to 10 units.

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  • Unlimited active repair loops
  • Property and unit organization
  • Shared updates for tenants
  • Exportable repair histories
  • Priority platform support

Good to know

Straight answers before you start.

Close the throwaway loop

Your next fix starts here.

Create a repair request, keep the context together, and look local before buying new.