PinoyFreelance.PH vs The Freelance Movement
The comparison PinoyFreelance.PH published with its listing, against its main competitor, The Freelance Movement.
Each of these two sites speaks to freelancers in the Philippines and gives away a community-style way in, yet the approach is quite different. PinoyFreelance.PH is a library of Taglish guides, tools and templates with Philippine-specific context, and it costs nothing to use. The Freelance Movement pushes a method for winning well-paid clients without credentials, backed by a free training, a Facebook community and stories from members.
PinoyFreelance.PH stands out
- It hands out practical tools and templates at no cost, such as a rate calculator plus templates for contracts, proposals and invoices.
- It is open about its commercial relationship and states that it reviews rival platforms fairly.
- There is a route to reach the team, and a response time is stated.
The Freelance Movement is strong
- It features plenty of member success stories that include specific results.
- The community is lively, with accountability and coaching support on offer.
- Members are interviewed every week, and an online training is offered at no cost.
Both
- Freelancers from the Philippines are who both sites are built around.
- Each one puts free resources and a free starting point in front of people.
- Finding clients is a central subject for both of them.
Where they differ
- PinoyFreelance.PH works as a reference library of guides arranged in topic hubs, whereas The Freelance Movement is built around a training, a workshop and a community.
- PinoyFreelance.PH puts weight on local compliance and payment details (BIR, SSS, GCash), while The Freelance Movement puts weight on landing premium clients with no credentials or portfolio.
- PinoyFreelance.PH also speaks to buyers looking to hire Filipino freelancers, while the pages of The Freelance Movement are written for freelancers.
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