Company History

September, 2009: OnForce has completed more than one million work orders, indicating the proven prowess of our marketplace.

September, 2008: Version 5.0 is launched, which unveils a complete redesign of our website and makes it easier than ever to find the right pro for each job. We also introduce the ability to request quotes from pros, enabling buyers to move into new, unfamiliar geographies and categories and still obtain market pricing.

May, 2008: Consumer Electronics is split out from IT into its own marketplace, reflecting the tremendous growth of this category. This represents OnForce's first-ever category expansion.

June, 2007: Version 4.0 is launched, which introduces PowerMatch, a precise matching engine which enables buyers to find the pros whose skills, performance and location best match each job.

August, 2006: Version 3.0 is released, enabling VARs and solution providers to search for pros by keyword or location. This search tool has now been used more than 2,000,000 times, making it the most popular research tool in the IT services industry.

December, 2005: ComputerRepair.com changes its name to OnForce to reflect the evolution of our marketplace. Our buyers and pros have moved into a wide range of IT services, including rollouts and installations in categories like VoIP, POS and consumer electronics.

April, 2004: Version 2.0 is released and adds work order management functionality, as well as the ability for buyers to pay pros electronically.

August, 2003: Our rating system is added to give buyers the ability to rate service pros after each work order.

February, 2003: Version 1.0 is launched and ComputerRepair.com is born as a tool to locate IT service professionals. Anyone in need of service can browse for IT pros by zip code.