Freelancer.com Pricing Overview
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Small-Business | $ | 26% less expensivethan the avg. Freelance Platforms product |
| Mid-Market | $ | 25% less expensivethan the avg. Freelance Platforms product |
| Enterprise | $$ | 15% less expensivethan the avg. Freelance Platforms product |
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Freelancer.com Pricing Reviews
1. Easy to find jobs and projects
2. Easy to manage your way around the site Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Zillions of competitors from countries where they can charge much less. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I only find drawbacks in using that site: losing time on a site that cannot provide any serious service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Absolutely not serious. Most of the offers are either extremely vague (impossible to propose anything serious), or completely unrealistic (a few days paid 10$ for something that would normally require months or even years for a whole team of engineers). Furthermore the proposals from the freelancers are completely inadequate for 99% of them, pretending to be experts but with little experience, in other fields and with other programming language, with extremely low prices.
What I dislike the most is the automatic ranking system: how an expert engineer with 30 years of experience can be always ranked last, behind absurd offers by inexperienced people, whatever the price is (even if proposing the lowest price)? It seems impossible to get a first job for new-comers with this absurd system.
This site is neither good for firms eager to hire developers who can actually provide them with viable solutions or for real programmers looking for a job. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
