Legal
Last updated 23 August 2026
KERB (kerb.ae) is a Dubai marketplace. Andy Thorne runs it. These are the rules for using the site. Contact: WhatsApp +971 56 726 6228.
KERB is where customers post jobs and dealers bid. We are not the mechanic, the workshop, or the wash. The winning dealer does the work. Pickup, if you asked for it, sits with that dealer’s job.
You post a job. Dealers bid. The lowest bid wins when the clock hits zero. We do not pick a favourite.
There is no guarantee anyone will bid. If the auction ends empty, there is no job and no fee.
KERB’s take is 10% of the winning bid. You pay the bid × 1.10. A bid of AED 200 means you pay AED 220. AED 20 is KERB’s fee.
Contact and WhatsApp stay locked until KERB is paid. That is how we unlock the job for both sides.
Today, card pay is a demo. No real card is charged until live cards are on. When cards go live, the same 10% rule applies.
The winning dealer is responsible for the job they bid on — the work, the time, and the car. KERB does not stand in their place.
Dealer plans are Standard AED 100, Premium AED 250, and Platinum AED 500 per month. Subscribe today is a demo. Live KERB would charge the monthly fee.
Every bid carries a warranty the dealer chooses: 7 days; 30 days or 1,000 km; 90 days or 5,000 km; or 6 months or 10,000 km. It starts when the dealer marks the job done after KERB is paid. You can open a claim on KERB.
The warranty is from the winning dealer, through KERB — not a separate KERB guarantee.
A dealer can quote more work. You approve and pay KERB’s 10% on that extra, or you decline. Nothing extra is owed unless you say yes.
Listings on Browse are examples, not live licensed partners. They are there so you can see the shape of the marketplace.
These terms are under UAE law. Dubai courts have jurisdiction. English is the language of this site.
Plain-language rules for KERB. Questions: WhatsApp us.