Freelancing Sites for Developers Reviews

Guru.com

2/5 (5 user reviews)

A freelance platform where an individual or team of professionals collaborate with employers from all over the world. Guru.com comes with its own set of team management tools such as a comprehensive project dashboard, time tracker, and status alerts. The platform also supports file sharing and messaging.

PeoplePerHour

1/5 (1 user reviews)

PeoplePerHour is a freelance market where businesses can scout for global and local professionals. All freelancers in the platform underwent meticulous background checks to ensure that they can deliver quality service. PeoplePerHour also implements escrow protection as well.

Envato Studio

(0 user reviews)

A freelance platform that caters to businesses in search of creative artists, developers, etc. Evanto Studio has a large pool of handpicked professionals whose portfolios and rates are available for review. The platform also comes with its own job approval workflow, project management tools, and built-in messaging app.

Upwork

3/5 (1 user reviews)

Formerly known as Elance-oDesk, Upwork is a cloud-based global freelance platform. Upwork provides employers tools to shortlist candidates and review proposals. It has an in-app messaging feature where employers and freelancers exchange files.

Freelancer.com

1/5 (2 user reviews)

Freelancer.com is a freelance and crowdsourcing marketplace used by over 25 million users. This platform has a robust search tool that enables employers to filter the results down to elite-level workers. Employers can also set milestones for freelancers to achieve before they can qualify for payments.

Fiverr

3.6/5 (16 user reviews)

Fiverr is an award-winning freelance service marketplace that assists employers in finding the best talent for a project. Leveraging transparency, Fiverr gives employers access to a freelancer's professional history, including rating and feedback of previous clients.