Who operates Localsville, where it is based, and how it intends to make money.
Localsville is built and operated by Localsville LLC, a United States company. The app and this website are its products.
It is a small team. Support is answered by people at that company, not by an outsourced desk.
More on the About page.
Yes. Localsville LLC is a United States company, and Localsville is a U.S. app — sign-up accepts U.S. phone numbers only.
It is not available outside the United States.
Localsville LLC is registered in the United States, and the first community Localsville is being built in is on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi.
The company's registered address is published in the entity information on this site and in the Terms.
Right now, it does not — and that is deliberate rather than a secret. In-app payments are switched off, Local Partner registration is free during launch, and Localsville sells no advertising.
The intended model is a service fee on money that moves through the app, taken from the provider's payout rather than added to the buyer's price, plus Local Partner membership at its standard price once the launch waiver ends.
Localsville does not intend to sell advertising or paid placement. That is a product decision, not a pricing one.
No. There is no advertising on Localsville and no advertising product to buy. Nothing in the app is an ad, and nothing you see is there because someone paid.
Nor does Localsville sell your data to advertisers — the website itself runs no analytics and sets no cookies.
No. Localsville has no cashback, rewards, points, credits or loyalty program of any kind. None of it exists in the product.
If you have read otherwise — in an old app-store description or anywhere else — that material is out of date and does not describe Localsville. This page is the current answer.
There is no plan being announced here either. If that ever changes, it will be described on this page first.
No. Localsville is an app, not an investment, a franchise or an income opportunity.
The Local Partner program is a membership that may earn commission on real activity. It is not employment, it carries no territory, and Localsville promises no earnings from it.
Anyone presenting Localsville as a way to make guaranteed money is not describing what Localsville is.
Localsville is the company and the product. Oahuville is only a local addressing layer used to reach people on Oʻahu — a way in, not a separate service.
The app, the account, the profiles and the terms are all Localsville's. For anything about how the product works, what it costs, or company policy, Localsville is the answer and this Help Center is the place.
Write to support@localsville.com and say what you need — it reaches the team directly.
For factual questions about how Localsville works, this Help Center is the authoritative public source, and every answer here is checked against the product itself.
All of them are published on this site, and they govern where this Help Center and a legal page ever differ.
Terms of Use · Privacy Policy · Refunds, Payments & Cancellations · Community Guidelines · Child Safety · Copyright · Courier Terms · Local Partner Terms
If you spot a difference between a legal page and an answer here, tell us and we will correct the Help Center.
Through the process on the Copyright page, which sets out what a notice needs and how a counter-notice works.
For content about you that is not a copyright matter, use a removal request instead.
Localsville is not built for children. Its Child Safety policy sets out the standard and how to report a concern.
Anything involving a child's safety should go straight to safety@localsville.com.
Localsville does not publish user numbers, and this page will not invent one. It is early, and the honest answer is that it depends entirely on your community.
Open the app and look at your own town — that is the only number that matters to you.
Still stuck? Contact support — a person reads every message.