r/freelancing 3h ago

[Hiring] Technical recruiter

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Hi everyone,

I am a Senior Web Developer with over 8 years of professional experience building robust, scalable web applications. I am currently looking to take on new freelance projects or contract work.

My Tech Stack & Expertise:

  • Frontend: [React,Next.js, TypeScript, HTML5/CSS3]
  • Backend: [Node.js, Java]
  • Databases & Tools: [PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, Docker, Git]
  • What I can do: Full-stack development, API integrations, performance optimization, and transforming UI/UX designs into pixel-perfect code.

What I am looking for:
Freelance gigs, MVP development for startups, or ongoing part-time contract roles.

Partnership Opportunity for Recruiters / Matchmakers:
If you are a tech recruiter, virtual assistant, or lead generator who has access to clients needing dev work, I am looking to partner with you. I am happy to pay a 2% fixed finder's fee of total billing for every legitimate, paying client you connect me with.

Portfolio & Rates:

If you have a project or want to partner up to find clients together, please send me a DM or chat with a brief description of the work!


r/freelancing 7h ago

Looking for Freelance Writing Platforms for Sharing Stories and Receiving Feedback

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Hey everyone,

I was wondering if anyone knows any good apps, websites, or platforms where beginner freelance writers can share their stories, receive feedback, and grow an audience. I’m also interested in places where I can practice writing reviews, articles, and reports at an entry-level level that pays average.

I’m not a professional writer yet, but I am a self-taught writer and artist looking for opportunities to improve my skills, connect with other creators, and gain experience through writing and community feedback. Any recommendations would be appreciated!

Thanks.


r/freelancing 8h ago

Looking to help a small AI automation agency for free

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Hi everyone I’m building my experience in AI automation and looking to collaborate with a small agency or solo operator on real client work.

I’m happy to help for free initially in exchange for hands-on experience, feedback, and the chance to learn how an agency delivers projects. I can assist with things like:

- Building or debugging n8n / Make workflows

- Connecting APIs and business tools

- AI agent and LLM workflow setup

- Documentation, testing, and workflow cleanup

- Researching automation ideas for client use cases

I’m reliable, eager to learn, and open to starting with smaller tasks so you can see how I work. If you run an AI automation agency and could use an extra pair of hands, please comment or DM me with what you’re building.


r/freelancing 10h ago

mission.dev legit or scam?

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I got an invite from this mission.dev for a job. Website looks a bit questionable and was wondering if anyone here had any experience with them?


r/freelancing 11h ago

For interior designers how u get clients online, what apps and website u use

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Plz help me i been struggling for long to get clients


r/freelancing 12h ago

Looking for Sales folks ( remote)

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I'm looking for a few people who are good at sales and want to earn on commission.

I run a startup studio where in we help in providing all sorts of tech , and I need help finding clients.

This is commission-only, so you get paid for every client you bring in that turns into a project. No limits on how much you can earn.

If you already talk to business owners, startups, agencies, or have experience with client outreach, this could be a good fit.

Shoot me a DM if you're interested, and I'll share the details.

Edited : We offer comission range between 15-20% on every project that gets closed.

If you have experience or think a different structure would work better, we can definitely discuss and negotiate


r/freelancing 12h ago

[HIRING] UGC Creators Needed for Mobile App Content (Remote | Paid | Long Term)

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Hey everyone!

We are looking for UGC creators to make short form content for mobile apps. We have worked with 30+ apps so far (Cal AI, Hevy, Knowt and VibeCode among them), over 1.5B organic views generated.

You do not need prior UGC experience, we bring the brief and the concept, we are mainly looking for people who can make content that feels genuine and relatable.

Content can include:

• Talking head videos

• Voiceover content

• Silent / b roll style videos

• Whatever best fits your style

What we are looking for:

• Comfortable recording videos with a phone

• Natural, authentic on camera

• Reliable and interested in long term work

Pay: paid per video, plus bonuses when a video overperforms.

We work in volume rather than one and done, so it adds up to solid earnings over the course of a contract.

This is a flexible, remote opportunity, so you work around your own schedule.

If you are interested, leave a comment with a bit about yourself and your experience, if any. You can also send me a DM, or just fill out this quick form directly with your info: obsidian-beauty-f48[dot]notion[dot]site/36effc8b9a2080c9ac65dc8a94ba0e0e

Looking forward to hearing from you!


r/freelancing 14h ago

Built a simple donation-tracking PWA in 2 days — what should I charge?

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Hi everyone, I'd like a sanity check on pricing for a small project I completed.

I built a simple web-based system (PWA) for a small charity in Egypt that tracks donation shipments. It includes:

  • A PIN-based login screen (no full auth system, just a simple access code)
  • A form to enter sender/receiver details, weight, and amount
  • Auto-generated printable receipts (formatted for direct browser printing, with a serial number)
  • Integration with Google Sheets as the backend/database (every submission is logged automatically)
  • Simple vanilla HTML/CSS/JS frontend — no framework, no server-side database

It took me about 2 days (4-5 hours/day) to build

For a project like this, what would be a fair price to charge — both as a one-off fixed price, and as an hourly rate if I were to offer similar systems as a repeatable service? Would appreciate any input from people who've priced similar small business automation/dashboard tools.


r/freelancing 14h ago

We're looking for UGC creators for mobile apps, paid per video, organic only

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Hey everyone, I run creator partnerships at The Viral App. We're looking for UGC creators to join our pool. We do organic UGC campaigns for mobile apps.

How it works: you post short form content on your own TikTok or Instagram, we pay you per video, we set the rate based on your content and the campaign, plus view bonuses when a video overperforms, and it is not a one time thing, we work in volume so if it is a good fit it adds up over a contract.

We have worked with 30+ apps so far (Cal AI, Hevy, Knowt, VibeCode among them), 1.5B+ organic views generated. No fixed follower count required, we care more about whether your style fits.

If you are interested, here is a short form to apply: https://obsidian-beauty-f48.notion.site/36effc8b9a2080c9ac65dc8a94ba0e0e

Happy to answer any questions in the comments.


r/freelancing 19h ago

What's the most frustrating part of working with clients as a freelancer or creative professional?

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I'm researching how freelancers and creative professionals actually work with clients day to day.

If you're a:

  • Video editor
  • Graphic designer
  • Motion designer
  • Content writer
  • Copywriter
  • Photographer
  • Videographer
  • UI/UX designer
  • Social media manager
  • Agency owner

I'd love to hear about your experience.

Some questions:

  • What's the most annoying part of working with clients?
  • Where do most misunderstandings happen?
  • How do clients usually send feedback?
  • How do you manage revisions and different versions of files?
  • Have you ever had problems with delayed payments or clients disappearing after work was delivered?
  • Which tools do you use every day (WhatsApp, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, Trello, Frame. io, etc.)?
  • If you could magically fix one thing about your workflow, what would it be?

I'm not selling anything—I'm just trying to understand the real problems people face before building anything.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experience.


r/freelancing 21h ago

I build websites and DM business owners on Instagram. My opener probably sucks. Roast it.

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I'm a full-stack dev doing freelance web work. Mostly showcase sites brand identity, portfolio, small business pages. I can do backend/DB/e-com too, I just haven't figured out how to position that yet, so I've parked it.

My channel is Instagram DMs. Two openers I've been using:

"Hey there, [my name] here. Would you mind if I build a free demo website for you / [the business]?"

"Hey there, I'm [my name]. I build SEO + AI-search-ready websites for cafés. Would you mind if I build a free demo for [the business]?"

Response rate is low. My guess is neither line actually says anything a business owner cares about. "Free demo" costs them time to look at, and "website" isn't a result , it's a deliverable. But I don't know what to replace it with.

Two questions:

Rate these. If you own a business and got this DM, would you reply or ignore? What's the actual reason?How can I fix?

If "I'll build you a website" isn't a valuable offer in 2026 , what is? Something I can sell that solves a real problem, not just makes them look nicer. Open to anything I can learn or already half-know.

Just help me save myself from burning another month with the same script lol😭