Reach More Local Customers
About
Arrange Today
Arrange Today was created to solve a simple but constant problem: people are always asking, “Where did you get that?” or “Who did you use for that?”
Whether it was a contractor, a cleaner, a designer, a technician, or another local service provider, the answers were always scattered—saved in phones, buried in text messages, or shared through word-of-mouth with no central place to find them again.
Arrange Today brings everything together in one place.
The platform makes it easy for customers to find trusted local services without the frustration of endless searching, while also giving service providers a clear space to be discovered, contacted, and hired for the services they offer.
Arrange Today is built on connection, convenience, and access—helping people find reliable help faster and helping service providers grow through visibility and opportunity.
About the Founder – Jamara Lee
Arrange Today was founded by Jamara Lee after one question kept coming up:
“Who did you use?”
People trusted his judgment. From friends and family to people in his Philadelphia community, they came to him for reliable service recommendations. But those trusted referrals lived in texts, screenshots, and saved contacts. There was no clear place to send people.
So he built one.
Arrange Today brings trusted help and dependable professionals together in one simple, easy-to-use platform.
Our Promise
Whether you need a helping hand or you ARE the helping hand, Arrange Today is where dependable meets convenient.
Book it. Trust it. Get it done.
Our Mission
To connect people with reliable help in a way that feels personal, modern, and effortless — giving every customer confidence and every provider opportunity.
What Makes Us Different
- Cleaner, simpler categories that make booking effortless
- A human-first experience with real support and real communication
- A fair opportunity for providers to be seen, booked, and paid what they’re worth
- A local-minded approach where trust matters more than clicks
- A community feel — not a corporate one