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  • All free tools
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Freelancers never pay. We never take a cut of salaries.

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Help centre·Hiring on RemoteHire.ph

Browsing and filtering talent

The search field, the filter panel, sorting, and what a card tells you before you open anything.

Browsing is free, all of it, with no account and no limit.

The search field

Type a skill, a tool or an industry and press space on an exact name to turn it into a filter chip. Chips combine: two tools means somebody who has both, not either. Anything you have not turned into a chip is searched as text against headlines.

If you do not know the exact name, open Filters and pick from the lists. That is the discoverable path, and it is the reason the search field does not guess: a dropdown of suggestions that fires on every keystroke was noisier than it was useful.

Filters

One panel, six groups, in the order people fill them: rate, availability, verification, expertise, languages and sort. The button shows how many filters are active, so a filter set inside a group you have collapsed is never invisible.

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    Everything is free. There is no filter behind the subscription, because the whole point of the free plan is that you can find the right person before deciding whether to pay to contact them.

    Sorting

    The default is active first: people who have used the site recently come before people who have not, so the top of the results is the part most likely to answer you. "Newest first" is the old default and is still there. You can also sort by rate in either direction, and by profile score where scores are shown.

    What a card shows

    A photo with the verification mark on it, a first name, a headline, the three strongest skills, availability and hours a week, and an hourly rate in your currency with the peso figure under it.

    No surnames and no locations. A surname is behind the subscription; a city was distinguishing people rather than qualifying them, so it lives on the profile.

    If you filtered by a skill, that skill is pinned to the first chip on every card, so a filtered page never looks like it returned the wrong people.

    When nothing matches

    The empty state names how many filters matched nothing and offers to drop them one at a time, with the real count each one would bring back. With a directory this size that is the common case rather than an edge case.

    Next

    Reading a profile, then saving and comparing.

    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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    On this page

    • The search field
    • Filters
    • Sorting
    • What a card shows
    • When nothing matches
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