Is Completa legit? Company facts, reviews and what to check

Yes. Completa is a real company: Completa LLC, doing business as Completa, based in Austin, Texas. It runs a home-project platform for Greater Austin: homeowners see an estimate first, then pick a local pro, who confirms the price before work starts. It is also a young company with a small number of public ratings. This page sets out the facts you can check yourself.

Who runs Completa

Completa LLC runs Completa. In the App Store and Google Play its apps are listed under the developer name "Completa, Co." That is the same company.

• Where: Austin, Texas. Completa works in the Greater Austin area.
• Who writes these guides: Steve, Completa's co-founder and CEO. His profile is on the author page, and the company's story is on the about page.
• Contact: email support@completa.io. Email is Completa's published support channel.
• Apps: Completa for homeowners and Completa Pro for contractors, both on iOS and Android. Use the download page so you get the official listings.

Completa reviews: where to read them

Completa's ratings live on the app stores, where Completa can't edit them. On November 10, 2026, the App Store showed:

Twelve ratings is a small sample, so a perfect average says less than it would with hundreds. Read the written reviews, check their dates and look for details about real jobs. Both apps are also on Google Play: Completa and Completa Pro.

What Completa does, and what a local pro does

Completa is the platform. Local contractors do the work.

1. Tell Completa what's wrong, once. Completa works out an estimate from the details you give.
2. Completa shares the job with local pros who fit it. You pick from up to 3 who respond.
3. The pro checks what needs doing. They confirm the price, propose changes or decline before any work starts.

Contractors can't pay to rank higher. How we price explains how the estimate is built.

How your payment is handled

You pay as each part of the job is done. Each payment goes to the pro when you OK that part, or after 72 hours if you don't respond, unless the work is paused or disputed. The app shows your price, any fees and the terms before you book. The trust page covers the details and limits.

What Completa checks on contractors, and what it doesn't

For some contractor accounts, Completa records dated checks of business identity, the owner's background, applicable licenses and insurance documents, depending on the trade. A past-work portfolio can help matching but is not a credential.

These checks have limits. They don't cover every crew member, and they don't guarantee workmanship, future compliance or insurance coverage for a claim. For regulated work such as electrical, plumbing or HVAC, check the license yourself with the state agency that issued it. Our license and insurance guide explains how.

How to check any home-project app

Use these questions on Completa or any other platform before you hire through it:

• Who is the company? Look for a legal name, a home city and a way to reach support in writing.
• How many ratings, and how recent? A count and a date tell you more than a star average.
• Who sets the final price, and when? An estimate isn't a price until the person doing the work confirms it.
• When does your money move? Know what has to happen before a payment is released, and what happens in a dispute.
• What exactly is checked? "Checked" should name the check, its date and its limits.
• Who pulls the permit? For permitted work, the contract should name who applies and who schedules inspections.

If an answer is missing, ask for it in writing before you pay.

Where Completa fits

If you're in Greater Austin, tell Completa what your home needs, see the estimate and pick a local pro. If you've used Completa, a rating on the App Store or Google Play helps the next homeowner decide.