Introducing Yoursellf
The minimalist platform for selling your expertise.
There might be fewer full-time jobs out there, but there’s plenty of remote knowledge work that needs doing, even if it’s in smaller pieces across several clients.
Yoursellf positions you to land this work, get paid for it, and keep multiple projects organized, all in one browser tab.
See how it works, who it’s for.
How it works
From invisible to hireable.
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Launch first.
When you sign up, you’re given a dead-simple micro-site at [yourname].yoursellf.com to tell the world who you are, what you do, what you charge, and how to get in touch with you.
That’s it. There are no templates to pick, no decorative decisions to get stuck on, zero ‘web design work’ to do.
It’s deliberately undesigned to get you from invisible to hireable as soon as possible.
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Set up your offers.
Showing your rates makes it easier for visitors to hire you, and making your time purchasable makes it even easier.
Every Yoursellf site launches with a trio of hourly blocks available for purchase. You can sell time, productized services (like audits), whatever you want.
All you have to do is connect a (free) Stripe account, set your rate, and put your offers in a place where visitors can see them.
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Share your link.
Once you’ve got a straightforward home on the web with a clear path to working with you, you can start letting people know about it.
Drop your site URL in your social bios, your email signature, send it to your contacts and let them know you’re taking gigs.
You can map your own domain if you’ve got one, but it’s not required.
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Track time and to-dos.
When a client buys time from you, those hours show up in your Work dashboard, attached to the client.
You work against the purchased hours with a built-in timer, and you can attach to-dos to the client (no need for a separate project management tool).
Once you’ve exhausted the hours, you let the client know what you did. If they need more work done, they buy again.
Designed for doers.
Find the one closest to yours.
Examples, not real members.