Men in the squad hiring men in the squad
Your business, in front of the men who need it
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Men here would rather hire someone they have stood next to at a meetup than someone they found on Google. That’s the whole idea behind the directory.
Two things happen on this page: getting a business added, and filling out a card that’s already there.
Four ways in
Who the directory is for
If you’re a Dad Squad member, listing your own business costs nothing. Fill out the form below and your squad leader will take a look. That’s what the directory is for.
Any business can offer a pass discount and request a listing. Free locations are listed on the DadSquad+ page with a phone number and a details popup for their offer.
The gutter man, the lawn man, the mover. One per trade per county, featured in the directory so the squad knows who to call.
There’s no price listed for this one. A man here’s vetted on more than what he is willing to pay, so it starts with a conversation.
Your own full business page, a Premier map icon, priority directory placement and featured carousels on the homepage and DadSquad+ page.
Already listed? Update your details.
Getting added
Get your business listed
A name, a trade and a city is enough to start.
Your squad leader reads every request himself. Nothing appears on the site until he has looked at it, and nothing is published that you haven’t sent us.
Being listed isn’t an endorsement. It says a man in this squad stands behind the work, which is worth more to the men reading it than a star rating.
One trade per county is held for preferred partners. Everything else is open, and being a member makes it free.
Already listed
Send us your details
A card with a logo, a website and a phone number gets called. A card with a name and a trade does not.
Send whatever you have. A company name, a website, a phone number, a logo file. We’ll put them on the card for you.
Again, nothing changes on the site until a squad leader has looked at it.