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Completa is a home-project platform based in Austin, Texas. It provides separate applications for homeowners and contractors and is designed to connect project estimates, contractor matching, project management, payments, and completion records in one system. The service is operated by Completa LLC under the Completa name.^{[1] [2]}

Completa’s homeowner service allows users to describe a residential project and receive a scope-based estimate. The estimate includes assumptions based on the submitted project information and can be confirmed or adjusted by a matched contractor after reviewing the work, site conditions, products, access requirements, and other project details. The platform matches homeowners with local contractors according to factors such as trade, location, project scope, timing, availability, and qualifications. Contractors remain independent and are responsible for reviewing the project and applying their professional judgment before accepting or pricing the work.^[3]

Once a project begins, Completa provides tools for keeping the scope, schedule, milestones, messages, project evidence, approved changes, and payment records together. The platform also maintains a property-related project history called a Completa Home Record, which can contain decisions, progress documentation, completion information, warranties, service dates, and other records associated with work performed on a home. ^[1]

Completa operates two applications: Completa for homeowners and Completa Pro for contractors.

The homeowner application is used to plan and track residential work. Its publicly listed features include describing a project, receiving an estimate, reviewing contractor information, and keeping the project scope, milestones, and payment records together.

Completa Pro is intended for contractors managing projects and business operations. Its listed features include reviewing project opportunities and scopes, managing jobs and crews, tracking milestones, and maintaining invoices, expenses, payments, and payout records. A web portal is also available for Completa Pro users.^[4]