NYC, GET YOUR SHARE OF $20,000 IN AIRTASKER VOUCHERS

To celebrate Airtasker landing in your neighborhood, the first 200 new NYC Customers to sign up will score a $100 Airtasker voucher to get anything done.

From a Williamsburg walkup move to a Park Slope deep clean, sign up by July 12, 2026 to claim yours.

Code will be emailed within 12 hours of signing up.

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*This voucher entitles the recipient to spend $100 USD on the Airtasker USA platform www.airtasker.com/us (in one or more transactions up to the voucher value). Users must be opted in to email marketing communications in order to receive their voucher code. Voucher expires on August 16, 2026. Any balance not used by this time shall be forfeited. One voucher redemption per recipient. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Voucher is not transferable or redeemable for cash. See full Terms & Conditions

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$100 to help get anything done

Receive a $100 Airtasker voucher to use toward tasks completed through Airtasker.

Simple and transparent

Vouchers can be used on genuine tasks completed through Airtasker. They can’t be exchanged for cash or used for non-genuine activity.

Supporting the local community

Every task posted helps connect people who need help with local people ready to put their skills to work.

What NYC is getting done this week

Real tasks fellow New Yorkers are posting right now, and the kind of tasks your $100 can knock out. From Williamsburg to Park Slope, help is around the corner.

Mount a TV + hide the cables, Astoria one-bed

Astoria

$70

Deep clean before my Park Slope open house

Park Slope

$140

Pick up an IKEA order from Red Hook

Red Hook

$80

Two men carrying a green sofa on a city street, showcasing teamwork and moving services.

Move boxes into a Capitol Hill rowhouse (no elevator)

Williamstown

$110

Assemble a Murphy bed in my LES studio

Lower East Side

$95

In the press

NYC is loving Airtasker

The New York Times spotlights Tasker Samuel Powell, who earned around $600 waiting overnight to secure spots at the Knicks championship parade.

Airtasker features in the New York Post as Knicks fans pay up to $750 to have someone hold their spot at the championship parade.

Airtasker is back in the New York Post as fans hire line-sitters, paying around $125 to skip the wait at the Knicks parade.

Airtasker is proud to back Australian Women in New York, sponsoring their first-ever TECH WEEK by a16z event as we plant roots in NYC and across the US.

Trusted New York locals

Meet a few Taskers near you

Reviewed by neighbors, and ready to help, these are some of the top-rated Taskers working across NYC right now.

How Airtasker works

Save yourself hours and get your to-do list completed

1

Describe your task

Tell us what you need done and when you need it

2

Choose your Tasker

Pick based on reviews, ratings and price.

3

Claim your voucher

Add your code at payment before accepting your Tasker’s offer (offer expires 23:59 PST on August 16, 2026).

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Frequently asked questions

New York residents aged 18+ with a valid Airtasker account.

Applications are open to new Customer sign ups until July 12, 2026.

Vouchers expire on August 16, 2026.

The voucher is multi-use and can be used across eligible tasks until the full balance is spent or the voucher expires.

Enter the voucher code at payment, when you assign your chosen Tasker.

This voucher can be used on any task that fits within our Community Guidelines.

Lisa A.

What began as a side hustle soon became an “accidental” business. After years in a corporate job she didn’t enjoy, Lisa took a friend’s advice and joined Airtasker in 2017.
She took on gardening jobs, using her skills as a qualified horticulturist, with her very first task involving planting and weeding for a client, whom she is now good friends with and still works for nine years later.
Lisa says Airtasker gave her direction when she felt stuck, helping her turn practical skills into a career she truly loves.