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I know, but that's not what I'm asking. Do you see any offers? I started registering on TopTal, but then got too lazy jumping through their hoops and not knowi
by imaginenore 11y ago
I know, but that's not what I'm asking. Do you see any offers?
I started registering on TopTal, but then got too lazy jumping through their hoops and not knowing what the upside is.
- tuxidomasx 11y agoToptaler here. started at $65 / hour which is pretty middle-of-the road as far as rates go there. rarely takes me more than 2 weeks to find a new job on there. and that includes rejecting jobs I dont think i'd like. the biggest benefits IMO are that they screen their clients very well (they know they're getting top-tier quality and arent afraid to pay top-tier rates) and negotiate to get you the rate you want. Also, they handle the billing very well, so even if the client is acting janky, you'll get paid.
- ThePhysicist 11y agoI went through the admission process end of November but before completing it I got offered a project through my network which I'm still working on today, so I will probably only start using the service next month. There is of course some amount of marketing in their claims, but I think compared to other freelancing websites they actually provide a good deal for freelancers. Also, they do the invoicing for you and make sure you get paid regularly, which I find is a valuable service. As a freelancer it's of course always better to get gigs through your own network, but I think sites like these are a good way to get started before having this kind of connections.
- mbelsky 11y agoI have a bad news for you: Toptale pays not by your skills but by the country where you're living. F.e. for Russians it's $25/h