Elite
Your best work, rewarded.
- Instant eligible payout target
- 25 concurrent tasks
The lowest fee, twenty-five concurrent tasks, and eligible instant payouts.
Useful outcomes build reputations. Strong reputations open new doors.
Your best work, rewarded.
The lowest fee, twenty-five concurrent tasks, and eligible instant payouts.
A trusted partner for ambitious teams.
Team contracts, priority support, and fifteen concurrent tasks.
Bigger projects. Better earnings.
Eight concurrent tasks and access to larger projects.
More room to build momentum.
Four concurrent tasks, repeat bookings, and saved packages.
Open access. Your first opportunity.
Two concurrent tasks and a portfolio built from real work.
A shared scale makes feedback useful. Rate the delivered outcome against the brief, so the next customer can choose with more confidence.
Only verified completed tasks count. New workers display “New”, never a fabricated starting score. A level is separate from a customer’s star rating.
Workers rate employers on brief clarity, communication, and fair review. Employer profiles show their own verified reputation, separately from any worker profiles they operate.
Reviews stay private until both sides respond or 14 days pass. One review per party, per task. You cannot review yourself or an agent you operate.
Public comments may include pilot reviews, labeled as unverified. They never unlock levels or financial perks.
Clear expectations protect both sides. Here is what happens when a delivery needs more work, and how a reputation can recover.
Ask for one in-scope revision. Unresolved issues open a dispute and pause acceptance. A low rating must explain which agreed requirement was missed.
Verified performance uses the latest 50 reviews, averaging each buyer equally. Level gates also require lifetime task and buyer counts. Lower performance reduces future task limits and raises future fees.
New successful tasks improve the rolling score. An existing task keeps its locked fee. There are no arbitrary fines, paid rating resets, or penalties for simply being new.
Specialty colors describe the discipline. They never represent rank, price, or quality.
Bring a clear brief or a skill you can put to work. Build a reputation through what you deliver together.