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Messaging

What a free account follows, what Premium opens, the composer, attachments, and the one-thread rule.

1 min read

Your inbox is open on every plan. Following a conversation is free: who replied, when, how long the answer was, and the unread badge, including the conversation an application to your job starts. Reading what a freelancer wrote, replying, and starting a conversation are part of Premium, and each says so where you meet it rather than by hiding the section. That holds for an account that has never subscribed and for one whose plan has ended: nothing is deleted either way.

One conversation per person

You and a given freelancer have exactly one conversation, for ever, whatever brought you together. Applying to a second job of yours moves that conversation's context rather than starting a new one.

The alternative was a list where two rows read "Maria" and nothing on screen could tell you which was which.

Starting one

"Message" on a profile, on a card, or from an applicant. There is nothing to set up: the thread is found or created and you are in it. This is one of the two halves that need Premium.

What a free account sees

The whole list, every conversation in it, and every message in its place: who sent it, when, whether it has been read, and roughly how long it was. What an applicant called their application, too. What is closed is the words: a freelancer's messages, what they wrote in their application, and their answers to your screening questions.

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  • One conversation per person
  • Starting one
  • What a free account sees
  • Finding one
  • Writing
  • Read receipts
  • Attachments
  • Live, and never lost
  • The panel beside it
  • When Premium ends
Tool certifications
  • Reviews
  • Sharing your profile
  • The blur is over something invented.
    Their words are not sent to your browser and hidden with a filter; what arrives is a stand-in of about the right size, generated from the message's own identifier, so it is the same nonsense every time you load the page and turning the blur off shows nonsense. The length is bucketed rather than exact, so a one-word answer and a short sentence look the same.

    One quiet line under each run of blurred messages says what would open them.

    Finding one

    Chips above the list narrow it: All, Unread, Replied (conversations your account has said something in, a teammate's reply included) and, while there is one, Offers sent, which shows the conversations you are waiting on an answer to an offer in. Below them, a job filter appears once any conversation is about a job.

    Writing

    Bold, italics, underline, strikethrough and both kinds of list. There is no link syntax and there never will be: every URL you type becomes a link whose visible text is its destination, and `label` is exactly the shape that breaks that promise.

    Messages cap at 5,000 characters. The counter appears near the limit rather than sitting under every message like a quota.

    Enter sends, or does not, depending on a switch in Settings. It is off by default and it does nothing at all on a touch device, whatever it says.

    Read receipts

    "Read" appears under the last message the other side has opened. Either of you can switch it off in Settings, and it works both ways: with it off they stop seeing that you have read their messages, and you stop seeing that they have read yours.

    On a client account it is one answer for everybody, because opening a conversation marks it read for the whole team; the account owner sets it. Unread counts and the badge are unaffected either way.

    Attachments

    Drag a file in, paste a screenshot, or use the clip. Up to 25 MB, common image, document and archive types. Attachments live in a private bucket and are reachable only by the two people in the conversation, and by an administrator looking at a report.

    Live, and never lost

    New messages arrive without a refresh. If the connection drops or the tab was in the background, the conversation catches up when it comes back: delivery here is late at worst, never missing.

    The panel beside it

    The person's photograph, their claims at a glance, their skills, their video and three things you can do without leaving: offer work, save them, or open the full profile.

    When Premium ends

    Your inbox stays open. You keep following every conversation you were in: who replied, when and how long the answer was, with the words themselves blurred again and the composer refusing, exactly as they were before you subscribed. Nothing is deleted, and renewing brings all of it back with nothing to restore.

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    All help articles+
    • Getting started4
      • What RemoteHire.ph is
      • Client or freelancer
      • Plans and pricing
      • The money-back guarantee
    • Hiring on RemoteHire.ph13
      • Browsing and filtering talent
      • Reading a profile
      • Saving and comparing
      • Messaging
      • Posting a job
      • Applicants and invitations
      • Arranging a call
      • Offering work
      • Contracts
      • Hours and approval
      • Invoices and paying
      • Team seats
      • Billing
    • Working as a freelancer14
      • Creating your profile
      • ID verification
      • Your profile score
      • What clients can and cannot see
      • Your video intro
      • Availability and hiring status
      • Finding and applying to jobs
      • Messaging clients
      • Engagements and contracts
      • Logging hours and time off
      • Invoicing and getting paid
    • Trust and safety4
      • How verification works
      • Reporting a problem
      • Moderation
      • Privacy and what we log
    • Account3
      • Settings
      • Signed-in devices
      • Email verification and password reset
    Tool certifications
  • Reviews
  • Sharing your profile