Two forms,
one registry
One of these is probably you. Each takes less time than writing the message you were going to post in the chat.
Add your card
Five minutes, and you are in the catalogue and in the routing for every brief that comes in. Free, and it stays free.
- · One working link to your work is the only hard requirement
- · Published within two days after a quick review
- · Build a platform, ad accounts or a tool marketers use? That is a listing too
- · One email a quarter: still taking projects? One click answers it
Post a brief
Two minutes. We format it, send it to the people who match on service, budget and language, and publish it to the community chat the same day.
- · No account, no fee, no sales call
- · Replies come to you directly from the specialists
- · Briefs expire on a date you set, so nothing goes stale
A role rather than a project. Free to post, read by a person before it goes up, and in the community chat the same day — where the people who would take it already are.
What happens next
Submitting a form should not feel like posting into a void. Here is the whole sequence on both sides, with the real timings, including the parts that are slow.
It appears in your cabinet
Where it stands is written there in words, and you can edit or withdraw it at any point. We do not send a receipt for something you can already see.
A human reads it
We check the links open and the description is readable. If something blocks publication we write and say exactly what — never silence.
Your page goes live
You get a URL of your own, and you start appearing in the service and city pages you qualify for.
One email, one click
“Still taking projects?” Answering keeps your listing near the top. Two missed check-ins and it moves to the archive, which is what stops this becoming a graveyard.
A copy of what you wrote
Formatted the way it will be published, so you can see what specialists will see before it goes anywhere.
It reaches people
Posted to the community chat and sent directly to whoever matches on service, budget and language. No auction, no lead fee, no middleman in the conversation.
They contact you directly
Replies go to the contact you gave us, not through us. If nothing arrives in three days, tell us. Usually the budget or the scope needs one adjustment.
It disappears
Briefs expire on the date you set. Nothing lingers, and nobody contacts you about a project you filled two months ago.
Managing your listing
Everything below happens in your cabinet, which you reach with a code we email you. There is no password anywhere — proving you can read your own inbox proves more than one would.
Anything the page above does not answer is a question for the chat, where the people running this actually are.
Ask in the community