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- Online marketplace
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FixaTrader is a UK platform built for tradespeople and the customers looking to find them. Tradespeople can build their professional presence, showcase completed projects, grow their reputation and discover new opportunities all in one place. Customers can discover local tradespeople, explore real examples of their work and learn more about the businesses behind them before getting in touch. FixaTrader also brings together industry opportunities, including public-sector contracts, alongside tools and features designed to help trade businesses grow. Your work. Your identity. Your reputation.
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United Kingdom
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- fixatrader.com
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