Koovira HomeAssist · for local service providers
Requests arrive at your desk, you send a quote on your own rate card, and the booking, the job and the reporting stay in one place.
You do not have a company yet. Create it once — then switch on this module and any other you run, all under the same company.
Your business, at the centre
You bring your service. Koovira gives you the tools to run it, sell it, market it, protect it and grow it — the same toolkit a big company has, on one desk. Tap any part to see what it does for you.
Tap any part to see what it does for you.
Coming from UrbanCompany and JustDial?
Every answer below names the actual screen in your merchant portal that does it. Nothing here is a plan.
On the service aggregators
The same lead is sold to five providers. You pay for it, then race four other people to the phone.
Requests come to your provider desk and you respond with a quote. The request is a job to win, not a contact to buy.
Service requests · Vendor quotesOn the service aggregators
A take-rate on every job, and the price is set for you by an SKU you did not write.
You keep your own rate card and quote against it. Scope and price are yours before anyone commits.
Service rates · Vendor quotesOn the service aggregators
There is no quote step. You arrive, the job is twice the size, and the argument starts.
A quote sits between the request and the booking, so scope is agreed in writing first.
Vendor quotes → BookingOn the service aggregators
You cannot tell which job types actually pay. The app shows you a rating, not a business.
Service reports and an insights screen on your own booking data.
Service reports · Service insightsHow it works
The same path for every business type — because it is the same company system underneath.
One account owns exactly one company on Koovira — your legal umbrella, one PAN, one owner. Takes a few minutes.
From your merchant portal, switch this business on. Each module you activate becomes its own business entity under the same company.
Brand name, address, logo, service area, contact. This is what customers see — you control every field.
Documents go to Koovira review. Verified status is what unlocks publishing and shows on your public listing.
You go live. From then on the whole business runs from one desk — orders, customers, money, team.
Your tools
These are screens that exist today in the Koovira merchant portal for this module.
Included with every merchant account
Central systems, one of each. Not one per module, and never a second bill for the same thing.
Activate as many modules as you run. They stay separate business entities under one company — not separate accounts, separate logins or separate bills.
Contacts from every module land in a single de-duplicated list matched on phone and email, tagged by module. Import from CSV, Excel, paste or your Google contacts.
A site builder with pages, gallery, team, blog, FAQ, reviews and lead forms. Publish on a yourname.koovira.com subdomain, connect your own domain, or export the whole site as a ZIP.
Reach the buyers you already earned. WhatsApp and email campaigns, a template gallery, offers and poster creative — run off the same contact list every module fills, instead of renting your own customers back from a marketplace.
Every module draws from one company wallet. Invoices, transactions, settlements, ledger and reconciliation are central — no per-module payment setup, ever.
Add staff, departments and per-module permissions. Owner sees everything; staff see only what you allow. Every module gets its own login code.
Company KYC and per-module review by Koovira. Verified status is a state on your record, not a badge you buy.
What it costs
You quote each job on your own rate card. Any Koovira charge is the module activation fee shown on the module card. The monthly figure shown is the cheapest active paid plan for this module, read live from Koovira’s central membership pricing when this page loads. The activation fee above it is a separate, one-time cost to switch the module on — the two are never the same number, and a ₹0 activation fee does not mean the module itself is free to run.
You do not have a company yet. Create it once — then switch on this module and any other you run, all under the same company.
Run more than one thing?
Each stays its own business entity with its own profile and its own login code — under one company, one customer list and one wallet.