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# How do I use the Hub to find more clients?

The Hub is where you'll find every client request that's still open — anyone who hasn't yet closed a booking with a chef. Here's exactly how to browse it and send a quote.
<https://chefmaison.com/hub/>
## What is the Hub?
The Hub lists all client requests that are still open, anywhere in the world. There's no limit on how you use it: you can browse and message as many clients as you want, in any region you want — it's completely free to use.
## List view vs. map view
The Hub can be browsed in two ways:
* **List view** — shows open requests as a simple list.
* **Map view** — shows open requests as pins on a map.
In map view, there's no fixed location — you're free to move around the map however you like. In the app, the map opens centered on your current location, but you can pan and zoom anywhere from there.
## How to find requests in your area
1. Open the Hub and select **map view**.
2. Pan and zoom the map until you're looking at the city or area you want to find requests in.
3. Switch to **list view** — it will now pull in all the open requests from the region you were just viewing on the map.
## Checking a request's details
Once something looks interesting, tap **View Details** on it. This shows you everything you need to decide if it's a good fit:
* Type of service
* Date
* Number of guests
* Location
* Client's budget
## Sending a quote
If you're interested, tap **Send Quote**. This opens a chat with the client, where you can send your proposal and start the conversation directly.
> 💡 The Hub is unlimited — there's no cap on how many clients you message or which regions you browse, so it's worth checking it regularly, not just the leads sent directly to you.