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Hey there, here are my suggestions for you: Sign up to AngelList and search their jobs. Besides normal jobs, many startups looking for remote contract develope

Hey there, here are my suggestions for you: Sign up to AngelList and search their jobs. Besides normal jobs, many startups looking for remote contract developers post there. AngelList also lets you search by technology category, whether it's contract or not. I don't think they let you search if it's part time or not on the website. Next, I would join Developer focused Slack channels. Some of these have #jobs channels that post positions from time to time. Here's an article I wrote that lists some of those out: https://medium.com/hackernoon/developer-slack-channels-remote-job-freelance-project-98e9b70d6275 https://medium.com/hackernoon/developer-slack-channels-remot... Finally, there are also Facebook Groups as well where some companies and individuals go in and post freelance jobs. Again, an article I wrote that lists some good Facebook groups for remote work: https://medium.com/hackernoon/facebook-groups-remote-job-freelance-project-ee52c542946d https://medium.com/hackernoon/facebook-groups-remote-job-fre... Shameless Plug: How do I know a bunch of these places? I run RemoteLeads, a lead generation service focused on remote freelance development work. If you're interested check us out at https://remoteleads.io/ https://remoteleads.io/ I hope the above links help and let me know if you have any extra questions. Email in my bio. Happy to help! - Derick

xivzgrev 7y ago
Looks like a great site! One typo I noticed: on pro page (https://remoteleads.io/upgrade https://remoteleads.io/upgrade), in 6x leads paragraph, "about" is misspelled "That's abotu 10x less competition per lead according to our analytics."
- anon1094 7y ago
  Hey, thank you for the feedback. Fixed! :)
bigtunacan 7y ago
Something I find unclear about your pricing. It says it is not a subscription, but then implies you pay once to get a single list. So it is not a subscription, but you pay each time you want the list? Or do you pay once and then receive each new list in the future?
- anon1094 7y ago
  Thank you for your question. Yes, you're right it's a one time payment. Depending on the plan you choose, you'll get approximately 35 ~ 55 leads between 30 - 40 days. After you receive that amount of leads the paid plan comes to an end. I set it up this way because if developers are following the application instructions that come with each lead then they'll be landing a freelance position within 30 to 40 days. Most times it's less, but that's the median when talking to customers. And, if you want to use the service again 2 months later then you're not paying for the time you don't need it. Let me know if I can answer any further questions, and I'll make sure to update my FAQs as well to make things more clear. - Derick

xivzgrev 7y ago

Looks like a great site! One typo I noticed: on pro page (https://remoteleads.io/upgrade https://remoteleads.io/upgrade), in 6x leads paragraph, "about" is misspelled "That's abotu 10x less competition per lead according to our analytics."

anon1094 7y ago
Hey, thank you for the feedback. Fixed! :)

bigtunacan 7y ago

Something I find unclear about your pricing. It says it is not a subscription, but then implies you pay once to get a single list. So it is not a subscription, but you pay each time you want the list? Or do you pay once and then receive each new list in the future?

anon1094 7y ago
Thank you for your question. Yes, you're right it's a one time payment. Depending on the plan you choose, you'll get approximately 35 ~ 55 leads between 30 - 40 days. After you receive that amount of leads the paid plan comes to an end. I set it up this way because if developers are following the application instructions that come with each lead then they'll be landing a freelance position within 30 to 40 days. Most times it's less, but that's the median when talking to customers. And, if you want to use the service again 2 months later then you're not paying for the time you don't need it. Let me know if I can answer any further questions, and I'll make sure to update my FAQs as well to make things more clear. - Derick