Fees:
PeoplePerHour charges buyers a service fee of £0.6 +10% on payments made by credit card and electronic payment services such as PayPal. The buyer fees for Premium Programme members are 0% (Gold members) and 2.5% (Silver members) for bank transfers.
Pricing:
Plan | Pricing |
---|---|
Mark a Project Listing as Urgent | US$20.00 |
Feature Your Project | US$25.00 |
Request a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) | US$40.00 |
Talent Scout Project Upgrade | US$320.00 |
Review:
PeoplePerHour's main features are its freelancer profile searching tool and its accurate matching system that pairs employers with freelancers according to each project's individual requirements.
Filtering a freelancer search by the location "Australia" yields over 500 results. They feature freelancers from diverse disciplines including design, development, writing, and more.
PeoplePerHour Pros:
- Employers have free access to freelancer profiles.
- Freelancer profiles include portfolios, pricing, offers, skills breakdowns, reviews, and endorsements.
- The platform provides relevant matches for projects.
- Freelancers are vetted before being accepted onto the platform.
- The site offers invoice management features.
- Projects can be posted for free.
- Funds are kept in an escrow account until both parties are satisfied with the work.
- The site features an easy-to-use project posting tool.
PeoplePerHour Cons:
- The website receives very little website traffic from Australia.
- Pricing is not available in Australian dollars.
- Their service fee of 10% is costlier than 99designs' 5% contest fee.
- Customer support can only be contacted by submitting a support ticket.
- Some portfolios are in PDF format and download immediately without prompting.
Reputation:
PeoplePerHour has mixed reviews. A reviewer on ShoutMeLoud gave mostly positive feedback, but the comments below his article were largely negative. The 170 reviews on Sitejabber are mostly negative, with an overall 1.8-star rating.
PeoplePerHour has over 4,900 reviews on Trustpilot and a rating of 4 out of 5. The sentiment on Quora is mixed.
PeoplePerHour vs. SEEK:
While not strictly a freelance job board, SEEK allows employers to post temporary, part-time, or casual jobs, or to include the words "freelance" in their job titles or descriptions. SEEK is a trusted Australian job board with variable pricing, while PeoplePerHour allows employers to post a project at no cost.
PeoplePerHour vs. 99designs:
99designs is an Australian job portal for freelance graphic designers. Employers on 99designs can run a contest and choose the winning design. Despite PeoplePerHour featuring a plethora of talented graphic designers, 99designs' niche community of designers provide a specialized collection of creatives from which to tap into.
PeoplePerHour vs. Fiverr:
Both Fiverr and PeoplePerHour offer free project postings, access to freelancer profiles, and secure payment facilitation. Unlike Fiverr, PeoplePerHour also offers an AI talent matching tool that makes finding the right freelancer for a project a little easier. Fiverr lets users set a budget in Australian dollars.
Key Information
Legal Name | People Per Hour Ltd. |
Founder | |
Founding Date | Jan 01, 2007 |
Website |