Skills · Available · Philly
Saturday bar team
8 hours · Fitler Square
Live in Philadelphia
Short-term work, matched locally.
Employers post gigs with a clear start and end. Workers set their skills and availability. Giggity matches them automatically, in your city.
Employers: $30/mo after your 14-day Test Drive + $15 per confirmed worker
Workers: Free until your first confirmed gig. Then $10/month.
Your first month also includes a one-time $6.99 ID check ($16.99).
People at work
Events, kitchens, shops, warehouses, and moves. Generated scenes, not stock handshakes.
Live in Philadelphia
Live gigs in Philadelphia
Open shifts you can look at before you sign in. The employer's name stays hidden.
Event Server
Partner listingfrom $20/hr
Flexible / see sourceOngoingPhiladelphia, Philadelphia
ServerAll-Black Attire
Long-term Substitute Organist
Partner listing$45/hr · 3h/day · 91 days
Flexible / see sourcePosted Sep 13Society Hill, Philadelphia
Organ + PianoChoir Accompaniment
Catering Event Staff
Partner listingfrom $20/hr
Flexible / see sourceOngoingSouth Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Event Setup/BreakdownServerBartending
From posted gig to hired, in four steps.
1
Create your company profile.
Add your business name, type, phone, address, and an optional website and logo.
2
Post a gig.
Say what you need, where, and for how long.
3
Get matched.
Giggity suggests available workers with the right skills in your metro.
4
Review, then confirm.
Browse applicants free, then pay $15 when you confirm someone.
Employer
$30/mo after your 14-day Test Drive + $15 per confirmed worker
Start hiring free for 14 daysWorker
Free until your first confirmed gig. Then $10/month.
Your first month also includes a one-time $6.99 ID check ($16.99).
Find work freeID-checked workers
Every worker passes an ID check with a selfie match.
Two-way ratings
Employers and workers rate each other after every gig.
Verified badge
Workers can add a background check, and employers can require it.
Ready when Philadelphia is.
For brokers
Place the musicians. Keep a commission.
A broker keeps a roster and books those workers onto gigs. The account is free and Dirk approves it before you can book. Commission is capped at 20% and comes out of the worker’s gross for that gig.
The employer pays the worker and the broker as two Venmo lines. Giggity never holds the money. A $50 gig pays $42.50 to the worker and $7.50 to the broker.
- FreeNo broker subscription. Admin approval before booking.
- 20% capYou set the rate. It cannot go above 20% of the worker’s gross.
- Two Venmo linesWorker share and broker share are paid separately.
What is Giggity?
Giggity is where local employers and gig workers find each other on one platform. Employers post short-term gigs and Giggity auto-matches available workers in the same metro.
How does auto-matching work?
A worker is matched to a gig when they're in the gig's metro, they have the required skills, and they're available for the full duration. Ratings from past gigs help rank matches. If an employer turns on Require Verified, only Verified workers are matched.
What does it cost?
Employers pay $30/mo after a 14-day Test Drive, plus $15 per confirmed worker. Workers are free until the first confirmed gig, then $10/month. The first worker month also includes a one-time $6.99 ID check ($16.99). Brokers are free after admin approval. There are no per-match fees for workers.
Which cities are live?
Giggity is live in Philadelphia. Other cities are on the waitlist until we open them.