The freelancer’s operating system.
A website, time selling, and client management in one place. Launch your site, set your rate, and start taking on clients. No design skills required.
Launch today for free14-day free trial, then $39/mo.
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What Yoursellf is.
Three tools in one platform. Here's what you get.
A dead-simple web presence that launches instantly. You’re live the second you sign up with a site that’s easier to edit than a Google Doc. Add a short bio, link your email, hit Save and share your link with the world. Website done.
No templates to compare, no drag and drop, no font/color decisions to hold up the show, just a fast, mobile-friendly, accessible canvas showing what you can do.
A plug-and-play system for selling and tracking your time. Connect a free Stripe account and start selling prepaid blocks of time: strategy sessions, design/dev sprints, marketing setups, whatever you do best. Then, use the built-in timer to track time against those purchased hours.
Drop a ‘Buy my time’ form into your site with one click and you’re in business. We don’t take a cut of your sales. That’s an Upwork thing.
Manage your paying clients. In Yoursellf, every client has their own to-do list (clients who buy time will be created automatically). A smart daily view shows who needs your attention.
Taking on five or six clients at a time stops being scary when everything's in one place.
Why use Yoursellf
If any of this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
You don’t have a personal website, or your existing one is a pain to update. Websites are incredibly useful business tools, but it’s easy to get stuck trying to decide on the perfect look. Truth is: clients don’t care about your site’s decor that much. They need problems solved.
Yoursellf forces you to launch something straightforward that proves you’re worth contacting and hiring. Some of us need that push.
You can design your masterpiece later. Just get something out there: people are looking for experts like you.
You’re doing a bunch of unpaid work. Spending hours on five-figure proposals that get ghosted, chasing unpaid invoices, dealing with scope creep. You should be spending your day doing billable work at a healthy rate.
You can still quote projects, but selling prepaid hours gives clients a lower-risk way to try you out (while filtering out everyone who isn’t ready to buy).
Freelancing is chaos without a system. Juggling multiple clients in your head is exhausting and makes it almost impossible to raise your rates and scale your practice. Balls will be dropped.
Yoursellf calms things down: keeping your clients, their hours, and your to-dos in one dashboard. Start your day knowing what to work on, what’s on deck, and when you can actually stop working.
Frequently asked questions
Nope. Time selling is optional. If you just need a site to share what you do and be findable, Yoursellf does that. Time selling is a good onramp to larger projects, but if you’re landing proposals already, do you.
No, and that’s on purpose. Yoursellf gives you one clean layout so you can focus on what you're saying, not how it looks (it’s also really easy for visitors to use). If you want full design control, Squarespace and WordPress are great for that. Yoursellf is for people who want to skip the design work and let their skills do the talking.
Your site stays up through your last payment period. After that, it gets unpublished, then deleted if 30 days go by without a renewal. You can export your content before you go.
Freelancers who bill by the hour. Designers, developers, copywriters, consultants, marketers, bookkeepers. If you sell your time and expertise to clients, this was built for you. If you're not freelancing yet but want to be findable and hireable, it works for that too. It’s way richer than a résumé :)
If you just need a website, Squarespace or Carrd will do the job (but editing a Yoursellf site is probably easier). If you just need invoicing, FreshBooks is solid. If you just need project management, Asana or Basecamp works fine. Yoursellf replaces all of those for $39/mo.
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