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You are choosing between an agency, doing it yourself, a lead platform like Checkatrade or Bark, or software. Each page covers cost, contract and when the other option wins.

Every tradesman gets the same pitches. A man from an agency, a mate who says "just do it on your phone", Checkatrade or Bark chasing you for a renewal, a review tool with a free demo. Mitch is another one of those, so it should be held to the same questions: what does it cost, who does the work, what do you own, and what happens if you stop.

Each page below answers those, with a section on when the other choice is the better one.

Mitch in a paragraph

Take a photo when the job is finished and add a line (you can dictate it). A minute later there are draft Facebook and Instagram posts waiting. You approve them and nothing goes out before that. Higher plans add Google profile posts, review requests and replies, then website fixes.

  • Social, £79 a month: Facebook and Instagram posts, content calendar, crew app, 3 seats.
  • Local, £149: adds Google Business Profile posts, review requests 24 to 72 hours after the job, AI-drafted review replies, an inbox and 5 seats.
  • Complete, £349: adds on-page SEO fixes, a WordPress plugin, a new blog page every week, local rank tracking and 10 seats.

All start with 14 days free and no card, month to month, cancel any time. See pricing.

Pick the choice on your desk

An agency has quoted me

The comparison covers retainer ranges, VAT, contract length and who owns the accounts. See [hiring a marketing agency](/uk/compare/hiring-a-marketing-agency).

I manage the page myself when I can

Free in cash, costly in Sunday nights. See what tends to slip first in [doing it yourself](/uk/compare/doing-it-yourself).

I pay for Checkatrade, Bark or MyBuilder

Leads rent you an audience. Reviews on your own Google profile stay put. See [paying for leads](/uk/compare/paying-for-leads) and [Bark and MyBuilder](/uk/compare/bark-and-mybuilder).

Someone mentioned Trustpilot

Different job from Google reviews, and worth a look before paying. See [Mitch vs Trustpilot](/uk/compare/trustpilot).

How we handle competitor facts

Where a company publishes a price we link to it. Where it only quotes on request, we say that and leave the number out. Several of these companies change terms often, so check the current page before you decide.

Mitch has no customer results to quote yet, so you will not see any. It does not run ads, build citations or promise rankings.

If something here is out of date, tell us and we will check it.

Test it on one job

14 days free, no card. Send in a finished job and judge the drafts yourself.

14 days free. No card. Cancel any time.

Questions answered

Are these comparisons fair?
We aim for it. Each page has a section on when the other option is the better pick, and every competitor fact links to a source with the date we checked it.
How often are they updated?
Prices and terms change. Check the current terms on the company's own site before you decide.
Where do I start?
If you are not sure what to compare, start with paying for leads, hiring an agency or doing it yourself. Those three are the broadest choices, and the software pages come after.

Try it on your next job.

Start the trial, take a photo when you finish tomorrow's job, and see what Mitch does with it.

14 days free. No card. Cancel any time.