メルカリ ハロ

メルカリ ハロ is a mobile app for finding short-term and one-off part-time jobs that lets users pick shifts from as little as one hour, apply without a resume or interview, and receive wages after confirming work completion in the app.

Key Features

If you have already completed identity verification on the parent marketplace, you can begin using メルカリ ハロ without repeating the process, which speeds up access to available shifts.

Find short shifts ranging from one-hour slots to single-day gigs, offering flexibility to fit studies, another job, or personal commitments.

Applications are simple: review the job precautions, apply through the app, and show up—many listings do not require a resume or interview.

Check-in and check-out are handled in the app, and wages are transferred to your registered bank account after you confirm completion; actual transfer time depends on your financial institution.

Many listings are beginner-friendly and welcome applicants with no prior experience, making it easy to try different roles.

Advantages

Flexible scheduling makes it practical to work around other obligations, with a variety of roles from retail and events to warehouse and light office work.

Fast access to earnings helps cover sudden expenses or short-term goals once you confirm hours in the app.

Low barriers to entry let users try different types of work without preparing a resume or attending interviews.

Disadvantages

Bank transfer times vary, so payouts that are described as immediate can still be subject to your bank's processing times.

Many listings are one-off or short-term, so the app may not replace steady long-term employment for everyone.

You need a smartphone to check in/out and confirm pay on site, which may limit usability for some users.

Development Team

メルカリ ハロ is offered by the team behind the parent marketplace service and leverages that platform's user base and identity verification flow to connect workers with short-term job opportunities.

Market Performance

The service reports a large user base with around 12 million registered users and a high proportion of entry-level opportunities: over 70% of job postings welcome applicants with no prior experience, and surveys indicate many users are trying short-term gigs for the first time.