Find digital device repair jobs and new customers
Looking for new repair jobs for computers, phones, tablets or other digital devices?
On Tyoon, private individuals and businesses can publish tasks related to diagnosing, repairing, setting up and maintaining digital devices. As a service provider, you can browse open assignments, choose jobs that match your skills and send your own offer to the customer.
Tyoon suits independent device repairers, IT professionals, light entrepreneurs, sole traders and companies that offer computer and phone repair services.
Registration is free, and there is no monthly fee.
Important
Tyoon is not an employer or a staffing agency. Customers publish independent tasks and requests for quotes on the service, and service providers can respond with their own offer.
What kinds of digital device repair jobs can be published on Tyoon?
A customer may need help with physically repairing a device, solving a software problem or setting up a new device.
Jobs may include, for example:
- • computer diagnostics
- • laptop repair
- • desktop computer repair
- • phone repair
- • tablet repair
- • screen replacement
- • battery replacement
- • charging port repair
- • keyboard replacement
- • hard drive or SSD replacement
- • adding RAM
- • computer cleaning
- • resolving overheating issues
- • operating system installation
- • virus and malware removal
- • data recovery
- • transferring files to a new device
- • setting up backups
- • printer and other peripheral installation
- • gaming console diagnostics
- • smartwatch or other small electronics repair
- • business computer setup and maintenance
You decide which repair jobs to bid on. You do not need to accept devices or faults for which you lack suitable skills, spare parts or tools.
Who are digital device repair jobs suitable for?
Jobs published through Tyoon suit a range of electronics, IT and device maintenance professionals.
The service may suit you if you work, for example, as:
- • a computer repair technician
- • a phone repair technician
- • an IT support specialist
- • an electronics repairer
- • a gaming PC builder
- • a data recovery specialist
- • an on-site support provider
- • a device installer
- • a small electronics repairer
- • a computer or phone repair business
The service may also suit someone who repairs devices at the customer's premises, in their own workspace or remotely when the issue does not require physical handling of the device. Tyoon is not an employer or a staffing agency. Customers publish independent tasks and requests for quotes on the service, and service providers can respond with their own offer.
What business form can you use to offer digital device repair services?
Tyoon can be used by IT and device maintenance providers operating under different business forms.
Light entrepreneur
Light entrepreneurship may suit someone who carries out individual repair and IT support jobs without their own company. As a light entrepreneur you can find jobs on Tyoon and invoice the customer through your chosen invoicing service. Before accepting work, make sure your invoicing service terms, insurance cover and other requirements of your activity fit the service you offer.
It may suit you, for example, when you:
- do repairs as a side activity
- only take on a few assignments per month
- help customers set up computers
- offer remote support
- replace components or install software
- want to try selling services before starting your own company
Sole trader
A sole trader business suits an independent repairer or IT specialist who offers services regularly. Tyoon can help you find new local customers and fill your calendar with individual repair and support jobs.
Sole traders may include, for example:
- computer technicians
- phone repairers
- on-site support providers
- data recovery specialists
- small electronics repairers
- professionals who install devices for businesses
Limited company (Oy)
A limited company offering computer repair, phone repair or IT services can use Tyoon to find new customers and assignments. The company can choose suitable jobs itself and send its own offer for them.
The service may suit a company that offers, for example:
- device maintenance for consumers
- business computer maintenance
- phone and tablet repairs
- device pick-up and return service
- ongoing IT support
- business device installations
- spare part sales and replacement
- security and backup services
General or limited partnership
A general partnership or limited partnership can also register as a service provider. This may suit, for example, a small family business or a workshop run jointly by several technical specialists.
Computer repair and maintenance
A computer problem may be caused by hardware, the operating system, software or incorrect settings.
Computer-related jobs may include:
- • the computer will not start
- • the computer is slow
- • the device shuts down by itself
- • the computer overheats
- • there is no image on the screen
- • the battery will not charge
- • the keyboard or trackpad does not work
- • the hard drive is damaged
- • the operating system will not start
- • files have gone missing
- • the device has a virus or malware
- • a component needs to be replaced or upgraded
Before making an offer, ask the customer for the device brand, model, operating system, fault symptoms and when the problem started.
Phone and tablet repair
Common phone and tablet repair needs include physical damage, battery wear and charging problems.
Jobs may include:
- • broken screen replacement
- • battery replacement
- • charging port cleaning or repair
- • camera repair
- • speaker or microphone repair
- • assessing water damage
- • software restoration
- • transferring data to a new device
- • resolving lock or setup problems
In your offer, state whether spare parts are included in the price, whether parts are original or compatible, and what warranty is given for the repair.
Component replacement and device upgrades
Not every device needs to be replaced with a new one. A customer may want to improve an older computer's performance by replacing or adding components.
Jobs may include:
- • installing an SSD
- • adding RAM
- • replacing a graphics card
- • replacing a power supply
- • upgrading fans and cooling
- • replacing a battery
- • replacing a keyboard or screen
- • building a new computer
- • upgrading a gaming PC
Before offering, check whether the new components are compatible with the device and whether the customer will buy the parts or they are included in your service.
Operating systems and software issues
Not all digital device problems require physical repair.
A customer may need help with, for example:
- • installing Windows
- • setting up macOS
- • updating the operating system
- • resolving software errors
- • creating user accounts
- • transferring files
- • setting up email
- • installing a printer
- • updating drivers
- • removing viruses
- • restoring the device to factory settings
Some of these jobs can be handled remotely. State in your profile whether you offer remote support and which remote access software you use.
Data recovery and backups
Data recovery can be an especially important and sensitive job for the customer.
A customer may need help when:
- • files have been deleted by accident
- • a hard drive or SSD no longer works
- • a phone will not start
- • a memory card is damaged
- • the operating system has been reinstalled
- • the device is damaged
- • no backup has been made
In your offer, state whether data recovery can be guaranteed, how the customer's data will be handled, and how pricing works if the data cannot be recovered. For jobs involving confidential information, it is important to agree on data protection and data handling in advance.
Business device maintenance and IT support
Businesses may need help with a single device issue or with setting up several workstations.
Jobs for business customers may include:
- • installing new computers
- • creating user accounts
- • upgrading workstations
- • installing printers and peripherals
- • transferring data from old devices
- • setting up backups
- • updating device inventory
- • technical support for employees
- • computer cleaning and maintenance
- • operating system and software updates
Mention in your profile if you can serve business customers, install multiple devices or offer ongoing maintenance.
Repair at the customer's premises, remotely or in a workshop?
Digital device repair can be carried out in different ways.
Repair at the customer's premises
A home or on-site visit may suit, for example: State in your offer whether travel costs are included in the price.
- setting up a computer
- installing a printer
- resolving a network connection issue
- installing business workstations
- diagnosing a device
Remote support
Remote support may suit software, settings and usage-related issues. Do not ask the customer for passwords unnecessarily, and use a secure remote access solution.
Remote help can cover, for example:
- email settings
- software installation
- operating system problems
- organising files
- backups
- virus removal
Repair in your own workspace
Physical repairs, component replacements and more detailed diagnostics can be done in the service provider's own workspace.
Agree with the customer on:
- delivering the device
- an assessment fee
- repair duration
- ordering spare parts
- storing the device
- the return method
How to find digital device repair jobs on Tyoon
1. Create a service provider profile
Register and describe which devices and problems you can repair.
Add to your profile:
- the devices you repair
- your areas of expertise
- supported operating systems
- whether you offer on-site visits
- whether you offer remote support
- whether you have your own workspace
- your service area
- working languages
- your previous experience
- any certificates
2. Browse open jobs
The customer describes the device, the fault and the desired repair timeframe.
Before sending an offer, check:
- device brand and model
- operating system
- fault symptoms
- whether the device has physical damage
- whether the device has got wet
- whether the device has been repaired before
- whether spare parts are needed
- whether the customer has important data on the device
3. Send your own offer
A good offer states:
A good offer states:
- the diagnostics price
- the estimated repair price
- whether spare parts are included
- any travel costs
- the estimated duration of the work
- when you can start
- whether a warranty is given for the repair
- whether a fee is charged for assessment if the device cannot be repaired
4. Agree the details of the work
When the customer accepts your offer, agree in writing on handing over the device, the price, spare parts, data handling and the repair terms.
How should digital device repair work be priced?
The price of repair work may be affected by:
- • device type
- • time spent diagnosing the fault
- • complexity of the repair
- • spare part costs
- • spare part delivery time
- • an on-site visit
- • urgency
- • complexity of data recovery
- • software installations
- • device testing
- • possible pick-up and return
Pricing may be based on a fixed repair price, an hourly rate, a separate diagnostics fee, a combination of parts and labour, an hourly rate for remote support or a base fee for an on-site visit. Tell the customer as clearly as possible what is an estimate and what is the final price. Ask for the customer's approval before ordering significant extra work or spare parts.
What does using Tyoon cost?
Registering as a service provider is free, and there is no monthly fee on Tyoon.
You can browse open repair and IT support jobs and decide yourself which assignments to bid on.
Tyoon charges the service provider a service fee only for completed and finished work in accordance with the applicable terms of use. If the customer does not choose your offer, no service fee is charged.
Tips for a strong device repairer profile
A good profile helps the customer understand which devices and problems you have expertise in.
Add to your profile:
- • the device brands and types you repair
- • the operating systems you know
- • the repair services you offer
- • details of on-site visits and remote support
- • your service area
- • your experience
- • any training and certificates
- • photos of your workspace or previous repairs
- • warranty information
- • working languages
- • estimated availability
Do not promise to repair a device before you have enough information about the fault. A clear preliminary assessment builds customer trust.
Frequently asked questions
Start finding digital device repair jobs
Create a service provider profile and describe which computers, phones, tablets and other devices you can repair.
You can browse repair, setup and IT support jobs published by customers and send offers only for assignments that match your skills.