Plans and pricing
What Free includes, what Premium adds, the two billing intervals, and what happens when a plan ends.
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There is one paid plan, it is flat, and freelancers never pay for anything.
Free
A free client account is a real account, not a trial. It gets:
- the whole directory, with every filter and sort
- saved lists and folders, and private notes on people you are considering
- the comparison table
- writing a job post, previewing it, and publishing one of them
- seeing who applied to it, and what they called their application
- following every conversation, including the ones an application starts: who replied, when, and how long the answer was
A free post closes at 25 applications, and you can set your own lower limit on any post from Preferences in settings.
What it does not get is contact: you cannot see an email address, a phone number, a surname or a link URL, you cannot start a conversation or reply in one, and you cannot read what a freelancer writes to you or what they put in their application. Your inbox opens either way and the conversation is all there, with their words blurred.
The blur is over invented text, not over theirs. What your browser receives is a stand-in of about the right length, generated from the message's own identifier, so turning the blur off shows nonsense rather than a message. Their words never leave our servers until you are on a plan that opens them.