What’s new in MyFastBid

One changelog for the web app, Android and iOS. The version cards show the latest released build for each platform. Mobile previews are not yet public app-store releases.

October 8, 2026 — Photography customer experience

Web app 2026.10.8.1. Storefront owners can enable checkout insights, visual service comparisons, saved properties and repeat orders, grouped property checkout, shoot preparation checklists, private media delivery, appointment waitlists and public property showcases.

Customers can review separate property orders together, reuse service choices at current prices, complete preparation tasks and download explicitly published photographs. Staff control private delivery and public property pages separately, with branded and unbranded versions. Waitlist offers expire and recheck scheduling capacity when claimed.

September 15, 2026 — Help customers find your storefront

Storefront pages now describe your business, services and location more clearly to search engines and AI search tools. Search titles and descriptions are created automatically, with optional changes for each page.

Open Storefront → Search & AI visibility to add your city and places you serve, review search previews and connect your Google or Bing search tools. Save and publish when ready. Private driving-base addresses are never used.

Public pages are listed in updated sitemaps. Private previews, customer documents and fictional demo businesses stay out of search indexes. This helps discovery, but search engines and AI services decide which pages to show. No mobile app update is needed.

Read the search setup guide

September 13, 2026 — Arrange your storefront menu

Your storefront now has a Menu tab. Choose standard pages, your own custom pages, individual service pages and customer tools. Put the most useful links first, rename them, hide a link, or group related pages in a dropdown. Drag the handles or use the arrows and placement controls.

Choose the main button and where it goes, too. Save a private menu draft to preview it, or use Save & publish when ready. Publishing includes your other saved storefront changes. Removing a link keeps the page and its content.

Hidden pages, disabled services and unavailable tools stay out of the public menu. Empty dropdowns disappear automatically. Custom menus contain the links you choose; new pages are not added automatically. Use suggested menu to return to the automatic arrangement, with Service area beside Services when enabled.

The menu works across all storefront designs on computers, tablets and phones. This is a web update; no mobile app reinstall is needed.

See the menu setup guide

September 13, 2026 — A smaller menu, an easier way around

Storefront menus now stay in one tidy row. Services, Service area, Contact, Customer access and Get a quote are easy to reach. Service area appears directly after Services in the main menu. Open Explore for About, questions and other pages supplied by the business. Click the business name to return home.

When the screen gets narrower, Menu gathers the links while Get a quote stays visible. Long business and page names also trigger the compact menu before anything wraps. Open sections have a different background, and you can close them by clicking outside or pressing Escape.

MyFastBid’s public website uses the same compact navigation, with Help & Support and What’s new under Resources. This update works with every storefront design, including light and dark themes. No mobile app update is needed.

September 13, 2026 — Address suggestions included for everyone

Address autocomplete is included automatically with every Free and paid account. No separate API key or setup is needed. Storefront visitors and customers using public request forms also receive suggestions.

Choose an address to fill it accurately, including its ZIP code in the coverage checker. The same connection works in customer, quote, invoice, job, business and driving-base address fields. Existing custom keys are preserved; you can return to the included connection in Integrations.

New mobile previews add autocomplete to the remaining customer address fields, plus Android job, invoice and drone-check addresses. Address searches use Geoapify; apartment details can still be entered manually.

September 13, 2026 — More ways to use your storefront

Web app 2026.9.13.2. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Show where you work with an interactive service-area map. Add counties, remove cities and refine ZIP areas. Visitors can check an address and ask about work outside the usual area. Autocomplete is included through MyFastBid for every account.

Give individual services their own rich pages with scope, exclusions, preparation, options, extras and time guidance. Edit a four-step How the job works section and a team introduction; choose which sections to publish.

Let visitors build an estimate from services and extras. Prices and approximate work time update automatically. Requests arrive in Storefront Messages, ready to become a draft quote for your review.

Returning customers can request a secure email link to their quotes, issued invoices and appointments without a new password. A phone action bar keeps calling, texting, quoting and enabled appointment options close at hand.

Enable the tools in Business setup → Storefront, preview privately, and publish when ready. Optional inquiry notifications use the existing scheduled worker. The permanent demonstration storefronts include sample service areas, pages and extras.

Try the storefront tools

September 13, 2026 — Plan details, explained

Web app 2026.9.13.1. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Hover over a pricing feature, or tap it on your phone, for a plain-English explanation of what it does, how its allowance works and a practical example. Prices, billing choices and team seats also have explanations, with links to the help guides and storefront demo.

See real MyFastBid sent-quote and invoice screens with fictional customer details. Open either image, zoom in to read it, then return to the plan. The sample quote shows an optional extra next to the work. Keyboard controls and a text guide are available too.

Explore plans and examples

September 12, 2026 — Five new ways to welcome your customers

Web app 2026.9.12.4. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Five new landing designs change the structure of your storefront: Mosaic uses modular tiles; Lookbook combines large editorial type and a photo gallery; Service Desk starts with choosing a service; Exhibit has side navigation and a photographic portfolio; Poster uses bold type, a circular photo and numbered service panels.

There are now twelve designs, with miniature layout previews in Storefront → Templates and the public Try designs tab. Mix page layouts, light or dark appearance, colors and typography. Existing content and prices are preserved; visitors can try designs without changing the saved website.

Try the photography demo

Try the lawn care demo

Try the cleaning demo

September 12, 2026 — Try designs on the live demos

Web app 2026.9.12.3. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Open any demo storefront and tap Try designs. Choose one of seven templates, then use the Style tab to explore colors, light or dark appearance, typography, layouts and cover photos.

Your changes appear immediately and follow you between demo pages during your browser session. Reset restores the original design. You can explore without signing in, and the business’s saved site and content stay unchanged.

Try the photography demo

Try the lawn care demo

Try the cleaning demo

September 12, 2026 — Find your storefront style

Web app 2026.9.12.2. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Try seven storefront designs with your own content, including designs for property photography, lawn care and home cleaning. Preview colors, light or dark mode, typography and layouts on desktop, tablet and phone before applying a design.

Add a cover photo and photos to your service cards. Choose your own uploaded images or one of six AI-generated sample photos. Applying a template keeps your existing page text, services and prices; publish when you are ready.

The three demo storefronts now stay available permanently, with no expiry. They have distinct designs and illustrated service catalogs. Platform administrators can manage permanent demo access separately from subscriptions.

Explore the storefront design guide

September 12, 2026 — Your business storefront

Web app 2026.9.12.1. Android and iPhone/iPad versions are unchanged.

Your business can now have a storefront at myfastbid.com/your-name. Publishing is included with paid plans, including Solo and Team. Free accounts can design and preview privately.

Edit Home, Services, About, Contact and custom pages in your dashboard. Choose simple, editorial or card layouts, light or dark themes, colors and a logo. Add formatted text, photos, screenshots and video links. Reorder navigation and restore a previous publication.

Choose which catalog services visitors can see, show or hide guide prices, and let customers search your services. Service requests can open your existing detailed Request form. General inquiries arrive in a private storefront inbox without requiring a customer account.

SaaS administrators can see storefront status, grant a timed trial or suspend publishing with an audit trail. Your saved pages stay private when paid access ends.

September 11, 2026 — One payment provider, clear fees

• Choose one payment provider for your business. The tabs show which provider is selected, and Use or Switch to changes it.
• Compare standard US online processing fees in the Stripe, PayPal and Square tabs, with links to each provider’s official pricing. Your actual rate can vary by country, payment method and provider plan.
• Switch providers without losing payment history. Existing checkouts can finish through the previous provider; new payments use your selection once it is ready.

September 11, 2026 — Easier payment connections

• Choose Stripe, PayPal or Square in the Payment connections tabs. Each has a short setup guide and a clear connection status.
• Business owners sign in with the provider and approve access. New connections accept invoice payments automatically once approved, while paused connections stay paused.
• Customers can choose an available provider on their invoice link. Confirmed payments and refunds update the balance, and an open checkout prevents another provider from collecting the same amount.
• Providers still need one-time MyFastBid platform setup before businesses can connect. PayPal also requires platform partner approval.

September 10, 2026 — Contact support without signing in

• Send a question from the contact form on Help & Support, even before you have an account. Enter your name, email, subject and message, then see confirmation that it was received.
• Administrators can review private contact messages in Support inbox, search and change their status, and open an email reply. Signed-in support tickets still offer screenshots and a tracked conversation.

September 10, 2026 — Help, plans and your team

• Find plain-English guides from Help & Support on the landing page. Search setup instructions and examples, or open a private support ticket with screenshots and replies.
• Support staff can manage tickets and internal notes. Administrators can edit and publish help articles with the same free editor used for website pages.
• Compare Free Forever, Solo and Team with monthly or yearly billing. The Team calculator includes the leader and updates as you add people. Your selection carries through signup for review.
• Review renewal reminders and grace periods before paid access ends. Saved customers, quotes and invoices remain in your workspace when Free limits apply; extra team access pauses.
• Team leaders can choose who edits services, sends quotes or manages work, and set member skills, calendar colors and seat priority.
• See the combined team calendar, assign unallocated jobs and connect separate shared Google or Outlook calendars for assigned appointments. Calendar conflicts pause for review.
• Subscription checkout still requires MyFastBid’s platform Stripe setup. Customer-payment connections for individual businesses remain separate.

September 10, 2026 — See your trade in action

• The landing page now shows 51 example quotes across 17 trades, with three examples for each trade.
• Examples appear in a shuffled order, stay visible for about six seconds and fade into the next. Your browser remembers the opening card to avoid showing the same one again immediately.
• Pause the examples or choose Next at any time. Reduced-motion settings start the rotation paused.
• SaaS administrators can open Verticals to search the available trades and see their demo services, sample prices, customers, draft quote and landing-page examples.

September 10, 2026 — Pricing and clear payment / booking links

• See Free plan limits and available paid offers from Pricing on the landing page. Paid offers appear when live prices are configured.
• Invoice emails and PDFs include private payment and booking links. No customer account is needed.
• If payments or customer booking are not set up, the page clearly says the link is not available yet and to try again later.
• The links show current availability after setup. Existing invoice prices, accepted services and payment records stay the same. Download an older invoice again to get a PDF with the new links.

September 10, 2026 ? Edit services from your phone or tablet

• Open a Catalog service and tap Edit service to change its description, prices and settings directly in Android or iOS.
• Expand the sections you need for options, required job details, work time, customer upsells, related services and packages.
• Test an example price before saving. Changes are shared with the web Catalog and become available for new quotes.
• Existing quotes keep their saved prices. Interrupted saves can be checked safely, and simultaneous edits cannot overwrite each other.

September 10, 2026 — Optional travel fees, made simple

• New quotes start with travel fees waived, so you can send without calculating a route.
• Open Travel Fees, choose Waived or Add travel charges, then use Add to Quote to apply your choice.
• Calculating a charge shows the updated total before you add it. Known driving time is kept when you waive only the fee.
• Base addresses and decimal rates remain available in Travel settings. Existing charges and agreed quotes are preserved.

September 10, 2026 — Clearer help and release information

• A new public landing page explains what MyFastBid does and links to a step-by-step How it works guide.
• Terms of Use and a Privacy Policy are available before signup. New accounts must approve the Terms and acknowledge the Privacy Policy, with a record of the exact revisions shown.
• SaaS administrators can edit public pages, add screenshots and video links, save drafts and publish revisions from Website & policies.
• Version cards show web, Android and iOS versions and update dates. Store buttons will appear when published store links are added.
• Each app links to this shared changelog and identifies its installed version.

September 10, 2026 — Service extras and clearer job estimates

• Services can offer their own customer extras, with a description, fixed price or percentage of the parent service, and added work time.
• Choose which extras to offer while making the quote. Customers see them just below the quoted work.
• Selected extras carry through to the agreed price, invoice and scheduled work time.
• Quote totals show approximate work time with a variation allowance. Driving remains separate.
• Shared job details, such as the working address and floor area, help services collect the information needed for pricing.

September 2026 — Easier quoting across devices

• Android and iOS previews support building quotes, catalog services, line notes, templates, customers and sending controls, with phone and tablet layouts.
• Named drafts save and sync when connected. Offline changes wait for a connection, without a separate “save on device” step.
• Mobile appearance can follow the device or use Light or Dark mode. Travel and fee controls are available in the mobile workspace.
• Public quote links are shorter; existing longer links still work. Customers do not need an account to open a quote.

Earlier releases — The working foundation

• Editable service catalogs, pricing options, customers, reusable templates, quote PDFs and customer responses.
• Scheduling rules, crews, driving estimates, payment timing, invoices, recurring jobs and service agreements.
• Per-business integrations, follow-up tasks, workspace activity, plans and usage limits, referrals and subscription credits.
• SaaS management for accounts, plans, audited administrator access and scheduled-task status.

Features depend on your plan, role, app version and configured integrations. The web workspace remains the place for detailed business and SaaS administration.