Oneflare’s platform closed on 30 June 2026. Airtasker, which owned it, retired the brand and moved its registered business customers to the Airtasker marketplace, according to Airtasker’s FY26 ASX release of 26 August 2026. So there is no separate Oneflare to log in to or to review any more.
If you are searching for a Oneflare login, a Oneflare review or an alternative, this page covers what changed and what is open to you now. Everything is as at November 2026. Check each platform’s own page for current prices.
What happened to Oneflare
The release says that on 30 June 2026 Airtasker retired the Oneflare brand and technology platform. It migrated Oneflare’s business and operations to the Airtasker Australia marketplace, including customer relationships, registered business customers, organic search traffic and data. It calls this the final step of the integration announced in May 2022, after Airtasker acquired Oneflare.
The migration also brought the launch of Airtasker Pro Pass, covered below.
What this means if you were a Oneflare business
If you had a Oneflare account, your account sits with Airtasker now. A search for a Oneflare business login will not find a separate Oneflare platform to use. We have not seen Airtasker’s published steps for migrated accounts, so ask Airtasker directly how your account, any balance and any renewals were handled. Get the answer in writing.
A Oneflare review is hard to write about a platform that no longer operates, and we are not going to compare it to the others. What you can do is judge the options open to you today.
Your options now
Airtasker
Airtasker takes a percentage service fee from what you earn, quoted excluding GST: 20% under $880 earned in the last 30 days, 18.5% from $880, 14.9% from $2,650 and 12.5% from $5,300, per its tiered pricing page. Pro Pass costs $1,800 plus GST with a 12 month auto-renewal, and you keep 100% of earnings up to $22,500 excluding GST. See hipages vs Airtasker for tradies for the detail.
hipages
A monthly membership with credits to accept leads. As at November 2026 its membership costs page lists Starter at $139 a month through to Platinum at $649, plus GST, and says every lead is capped at 3 businesses. It starts with a 6 month introductory term, then 12 months. See what hipages costs for tradies and whether hipages is worth it.
ServiceSeeking
Paying businesses can contact and quote on job listings that match their industry and location, per its terms. Prices and the number of businesses per job were not on the pages we could read. See ServiceSeeking for tradies.
Bark
Bark uses credits you spend to respond to each lead, with the credit cost set by service, job value and local supply and demand, and shown before you respond. Per its pricing page, credits expire 3 months after purchase and there is no commission on the job. It says it returns a new professional’s credits from their first purchase if they win no business.
Your own ads
Google and Meta ads send homeowners to you rather than to a shared list. You carry the setup and the testing. See Google ads vs buying leads for builders.
A lead service where one business gets each homeowner
PreBuild Systems runs ads, rings every homeowner who enquires, checks six things and sends each one to one business only, priced per homeowner with no retainer. It is for jobs worth $5,000 or more. It does not suit small jobs or anyone wanting a directory listing. See how it works.
Why the pricing models matter more than the names
Oneflare’s closure is a reminder that a marketplace can change or disappear, and your account, balance and history go with it. Whatever you pick, avoid paying a long way ahead, keep your own record of every enquiry and quote, and keep your own website and Google Business Profile so you are not relying on one site for all your work. See website or marketplace listing for tradies.
The models also pull in different directions. A percentage fee on earnings costs you nothing in a quiet month. A monthly membership costs the same whether you win work or not. Spending credits per lead means you can pay for a lead and not win it. A flat yearly fee, such as Pro Pass, suits a business with steady volume that would otherwise pay the percentage often. Match the model to how much work you can actually win.
How to choose
- Work out your average job value and how many quotes you win from ten.
- Ask how many other businesses see the same job.
- Find the cancel terms before you pay.
- Put the refund rule in writing.
For a wider comparison, see lead sites for tradies compared and hipages alternatives.
Common questions
Has Oneflare closed?
Yes. Airtasker retired the Oneflare platform on 30 June 2026 and migrated its business customers to the Airtasker marketplace.
Where do I log in now?
Oneflare no longer runs as a separate platform. Ask Airtasker how your account was moved.
What are the alternatives to Oneflare?
Airtasker, hipages, ServiceSeeking, Bark, your own ads, or a lead service that sends each homeowner to one business. Each charges differently.
Is there a Oneflare review I can read?
Not a useful one, because the platform no longer operates. Judge the options open to you now on price, term and how many businesses see each job.