/TheRemoteFreelancer

Listing of community-curated resources to find topical remote freelance & contract work for software developers, web designers, and more!

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The Remote Freelancer

List of community-curated resources to find topical remote freelance & contract work for software developers, web designers, and more!

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Clients
Name Alexa Rank Hires these Types
Upwork 300 Designers, Developers, & Others
Freelancer 1,000 Designers, Developers, & Others
Guru.com 5,000 Designers, Developers, & Others
PeoplePerHour 6,000 & Gigs Designers, Developers, & Others
Toptal 6,000 Designers, Developers, & Others
Truelancer 9,000 Designers, Developers, & Others
Crossover 20,000 Developers & Business Mangers
Turing 20,000 Developers
arc.dev 40,000 Developers
StoreTasker 40,000 Shopify Developers
Scalable Path 90,000 Designers & Developers
Soshace 100,000 Developers
Adeva 200,000 Designers, Developers, & QA
Worksome 300,000 Consultants, Data Scientists, & Developers
Speedlancer 700,000 Designers & Developers
Tutoring
CodeMentor.io 7,000 Tutoring Developers
Other
Name Alexa Rank Hires these Types
Fiverr 200 Gigs Variety
Bonsai 20,000 Tools Designers, Developers, & Others
Jobdone.net 600,000 Gigs Variety
#frontenddevelopers.org 2,000,000 Community Developers
Clarrow 2,000,000 Tools Designers, Developer & Others
Remote One 5,000,000 Tools Designers, Developers, & Others
Jobs
Name Alexa Rank Hires these Types
Stack Overflow Careers 50 Developers
Dribbble Jobs 1000 Designers
FlexJobs 6,000 Variety
Angel List Jobs 7,000 Variety
We Work Remotely 10,000 Variety
Hired 30,000 Designers, Developers, & Product Managers
RemoteOK 30,000 Developers
No Fluff Jobs 300,000 Developers
Golangprojects.com 900,000 Go/Golang jobs, filter on remote jobs
Jobhunt.ai 7,000,000 AI/Machine learning jobs, filter on remote jobs
Team Extension 8,000,000 Eastern Euro Developers, Designers, QA
Agency
Name Alexa Rank Hires these Types
Codeable 40,000 Wordpress Developers developers
Working Not Working 70,000 Designers
Superside 70,000 Designers
Experfy 80,000 Data Scientists & Developers
X-Team 90,000 Developers
Gun.io 100,000 Developers
Gigster 200,000 Developers, Project Managers, & Designers
DOZ.com 500,000 Marketing
Moonlight 600,000 Developers
10xmanagement 900,000 Designers & Developers
Lightboard 1,000,000 Designers
Dreamlance 10,000,000 Designers & Developers
CodersClan.net 10,000,000 Developers

Latin America

  • Workana – Largest Latin American freelancer network

French

  • Codeur - Leader in France.
  • Malt - One of the largest platform for french Freelancers.
  • Comet - French platform that search and qualify IT freelancers for each mission.

Denmark

  • Worksome - Denmark's largest platform for local freelancers.

Dutch

Spanish

  • Freelancer MX - Contrata a freelancers expertos para tu trabajo en l?nea.

Persian

  • Ponisha - Ponisha is an online network for freelance professionals, in Iran.

Brazilian

  • 99 Freelas - Contrate os melhores freelancers do Brasil.

Russian

  • Freelansim - биржа удаленной работы для IT-специалистов.
  • FL - профессиональный ресурс, предназначенный для поиска работы или исполнителя на удаленную работу.
  • freelance.ru - Биржа фриланса, каталог фрилансеров и самозанятых по категориям.

Indonesian

Why

This repo was inspired by this Hacker News thread about one software developer's experience with Upwork. For all those who have had bad experiences with Upwork, I wanted to create a list of additional resources that software developers can use to find freelance, nomadic and contract work.

Contributing

Please please please contribute to the list! If you have freelance work available or know someone who does, feel free to open a pull request to augment this list!

Thank you for looking :) Good hunting!

Differences between types

Clients Jobs Agency
Interaction with Clients Your interaction is with clients directly, organization does little/no communication with clients You interact with employers directly, organization does little/no communication with clients Organization handles clients and just gives you work. You have little/no interaction with clients
Control over working environment Generally you can work however, using own tools, supplies, set own hours, etc Employer controls how you work generally. Provides tools, sets hours, tasks, etc. Agency might direct you on what tasks to do but you have flexibility on how to accomplish them
Payment Client pays you, but through the organization (which may takes its cut) Employer pays you salary (withholding taxes) Agency pays you
Choice of Client or Project Complete control of client/project Complete control of job selection Little/no choice of project or client
Vetting/Interviews Clients vets you Companies vet you Organization vets you, Client wouldn't really vet you individual

Other resources

Aggregators

Bounties based and open source

Remote jobs

Job tracking tools

License

None. Literally, why would I include a license in this. Copy, paste, skewer, go nuts. (Ok, officially, "The Unlicense")