Nobody can hire you if there's nowhere to do it.
You know how to do the work. This is the site that says so, puts a price on an hour of it, and takes the money. One design, nothing to choose, as many pages as you need. $20 a month.
How it works.
Four steps, in the order you do them. You do not need a designer, a contract, or an invoice.
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Your site.
Your name becomes your web address. Write what you do in plain words, and add pages whenever you need them. It is live in minutes.
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Your offers.
An offer is a block of your time with a price on it. That makes you easy to hire for someone with a few hundred dollars and a problem.
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Your link.
Send your address to anyone who needs a hand. They pick a block and pay for it, and you never write an invoice.
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Your work.
Start the clock when you begin. Every hour you log comes off what they bought, so you both know what is left.
What's actually in the way
What makes it hard to hire you.
- A profile that says where you worked makes it harder to hire you.
- It lists the jobs you have had, for people deciding whether to give you another one. Your page says what you do now, what an hour of it costs, and takes the money.
- A rate they have to ask for makes it harder to hire you.
- The ones who will not ask simply leave, and you never learn they were there. Your rate sits on the page, so the conversation starts after they already know what it costs.
- Only being available full-time makes it harder to hire you.
- Most people who could use you have no job to offer. They have a problem and a few hundred dollars. Five hours is something a person can buy on a card this afternoon, and twenty of those pay better than one offer that never arrives.
- A contact form makes it harder to hire you.
- Somebody ready to pay has to write a message and wait for you. Here they pick a block of hours and pay for it, and you find out when the money lands.
- A marketplace in the middle makes it harder to hire you.
- Bids, connects, a cut of every fee, and rules about taking a client elsewhere. Your page is yours, the payment goes to your own Stripe account, and nobody takes a percentage.
- A site you are still designing makes it harder to hire you.
- There are no themes, fonts or layouts to choose, so there is nothing left to finish. Write what you do, put a price on it, and it is live.
How it works
They buy a block, you do the work, the hours come off it, and they buy another.
Why this exists
The way companies hire hasn't caught up.
Remote work made every job a global competition. AI made a lot of routine work cheap. Hiring has not caught up with either.
Work comes in pieces now. You earn a reputation one gig at a time, and you get paid for each piece as you go.
Looking for a job?
Keep applying. But a few small paid jobs say more than a resume does: work somebody chose to pay for, with their name on it. When a role opens up, you arrive as someone who has already been hired.
Pricing
One price for the whole thing.
$20 a month
Cancel whenever. Your site stays up to the end of what you paid for.
Launch your site- No cut of what you earn.
- No client limit.
- Paid into your own Stripe account.
- Your own domain.
- As many pages and posts as you need.
- One login for you. Your clients need none.
Questions
- Can anyone just buy my time?
- No. The site holds the offer, but you choose who you work with. If someone buys and you'd rather not, refund them from Stripe in a click.
- My clients expect a proposal and a contract.
- The block is the scope, the price, and the commitment in one. If they need paperwork, send it after they've said yes.
- How fast do I get paid?
- Straight into your own Stripe account, the moment they pay. Stripe pays out to your bank on its usual schedule.
- I already have a full pipeline. Is this for me?
- Yes, for consults and mentoring by the hour, on top of what you've already built.
- Can I leave and take my stuff?
- Your clients and their payments sit in your own Stripe account. Your writing is plain HTML on a site you own. Cancel from your account whenever you like.
- What can't I do here?
- There are no themes, plugins, or layout options. Nothing is added unless it earns its place.