“TaskRabbit CRO Anne Raimondi said that 30 percent of TaskRabbit revenue already comes from small businesses, and many of them are trying to use the platform to do much more than posting simple one-off tasks like building Ikea furniture. For instance, companies have used TaskRabbit to find a temporary office manager while theirs is unavailable for a few weeks.
So, for organizations who want a “Rabbit” to do more than 15 hours of work per week, TaskRabbit will now handle W-2 forms for a fee of 26 percent (compared to its normal 20 percent, and compared to perhaps double that for a temp agency). And the process of finding an applicant will be significantly more transparent than it might be with an offline middleman.” – Liz Gannes, AllThingsD
Read more about TaskRabbit for Business at AllThingsD.
I have not tried Task Rabbit yet but will for sure. I have had pretty good success with TimeSvr. They are based in Singapore so the cultural and accent differences poses some issues but the price is right and they complete tasks timely and adequately.