The things and services a Person or Place can offer, and how each kind behaves.
An offering is one specific thing you offer: a service you provide, an item you have, or an experience you host. It sits on your profile with its own title, description, photos and price style.
Offerings are optional while you draft, but a profile needs at least one before it can be submitted, and an offering does not have to carry a price.
A profile can have up to fifty active offerings.
Three: a Service, an Item, or an Experience.
A Person profile can offer all three. A Place can offer items only: a service belongs to the person who performs it.
Four ways: a fixed price, a starting-at price, quote required, or conversation only. Only fixed and starting-at carry an amount.
Quote required means a neighbor asks and you reply with a price for their situation. Conversation only means there is no price on it at all: you would rather talk first.
Unless you set a fixed price, an offering behaves like a conversation: neighbors request, and you agree the details between you.
Up to fifty active offerings per profile.
Adding more offerings does not make you appear higher in Discover: see Does adding more offerings help my ranking?
Edit it from your profile, and only the words are reviewed. Changing the title or the description sends the offering back for review; the live version keeps showing until the change is approved.
Everything else applies immediately: the price type, the amount, the offering kind, the duration, and the pickup, delivery and quote settings.
Offerings can only be added or edited while your profile is a draft or live, not while it is in review, restricted, deactivated or removed.
No, a new offering on a live profile is reviewed first. It is not publicly visible until a person approves it.
The rest of your profile is unaffected and stays live throughout.
Yes, up to six photos per offering.
On a live profile, a new offering photo is staged for review before neighbors see it, and the current approved photo keeps showing meanwhile.
Formats and size limits are the same as profile photos: JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and HEIF, up to 8 MB.
You either share weekly hours or choose By arrangement. Weekly hours are set in your own time zone and show on your public profile.
For a fixed-price service with weekly hours, a customer sees your free times and can choose one. It is booked when they pay. They can also propose a different time.
With By arrangement, no hours are shown and you agree each time in the conversation.
You can change availability at any time without review.
Yes. You can switch an offering off and back on, which takes it out of public view without losing it.
A paused offering does not need re-review to come back, as long as its words have not changed.
If it was a change to an offering that is already live, the reviewer's reason is shown with the offering. Fix what it says and submit again.
If it was a brand-new offering, the app does not yet show you a reason on screen: you will see it is not published, but not why. If that happens, contact support and ask.
Rejection is about the content of the offering, not about you. Nothing else on your profile is affected.
No. You set your own prices, and Localsville does not suggest an amount. The one limit is a small minimum on anything sent as a quote or paid through Localsville: the app tells you if an amount is below it, and anything smaller stays in the conversation.
There is no pricing guidance feature and nothing that compares you to other neighbors.
Still stuck? Contact support. A person reads every message.