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Freelancers never pay. We never take a cut of salaries.

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Help centre·Working as a freelancer

Sharing your profile

Your link, the images, and the badge for your own site.

Your link

`remotehire.ph/freelancers/` and your number. That is the address to put anywhere: a CV, a message, a bio.

The number is random and says nothing about when you joined. Copying the link from anywhere in the product always gives you that public address, never an in-app one that would be a dead end for whoever you sent it to.

Images

Share on your profile opens a studio: pick a shape (square, portrait, story, landscape, or a link card), pick a background, and choose which facts are on it.

What it renders comes only from your public profile. There is no combination of switches that puts a surname, a contact detail or anything gated on one: the image pipeline cannot read those fields at all, so it is a property of how it is built rather than something somebody remembered.

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    The image you download is the exact one you were looking at, not a second rendering made a moment later.

    Right after publishing, the last screen of onboarding offers a card and the places to post it, with the post text already written. You can come back to the studio any time.

    The badge

    An SVG for your own site or portfolio, with a snippet to paste. It says one of three things, and which one is true at the moment somebody loads it:

    • available for work
    • listed here
    • a plain brand badge, if your profile is not currently live

    That last state is the point: a badge on somebody's portfolio never becomes a broken square and never becomes a lie.

    It loads no script, makes no third-party request and sets no cookie. It updates about once an hour.

    If somebody clicks through, that arrival is counted: an arrival, not an impression, and nothing about the visitor is stored.

    Ask an assistant about this

    Copies this page plus a short note about what RemoteHire.ph is, so the answer is about this product rather than about hiring platforms in general. Every button copies the same text.

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    • Your link
    • Images
    • The badge