How it works
Hiring shortlist — $49
- Pay $49 on the pricing page. PayPal only. Your PayPal receipt is your order confirmation.
- Email your brief to suanrongbaicai@gmail.com with your PayPal receipt. Tell us: the role, the budget or hourly range, must-have skills, hours per week, and when you want to start. The clearer the brief, the better the list.
- We check people before we send you anyone. We go through our pool, message the best matches, and confirm each one is still taking work and that their rate still stands. This usually takes a day; it never skips this step.
- You get your shortlist within 48 hours of us receiving your brief: 3–5 people with contacts, portfolios, confirmed rates, and a line on why each fits. You contact them directly and hire whoever you like. If we can't confirm at least 3 people, we refund you in full instead of sending a thin list.
Finished content piece — $30–$60
- Pick a package and pay on the pricing page. PayPal only.
- Email your brief and materials (footage, logo, text, references) to suanrongbaicai@gmail.com with your PayPal receipt.
- We make it. A creator from our pool produces the piece to the package scope, and we check it before sending it to you.
- You get the finished file plus one revision round for small fixes. If the piece doesn't match the package scope we agreed, we redo it once or refund you — see the refund policy.
Where our people come from
Our pool is freelancers who publicly posted that they are available for hire, mostly developers, designers, virtual assistants, community managers, and video editors. We re-check availability for every order — a name on our pool list is never a promise that the person is free this week. We only introduce people after confirming with them first, and they can decline any introduction.
What we are not
- Not an employer, not a staffing agency, not a recruiter of record. We introduce; you contract directly with the freelancer.
- We don't run background checks, verify identities, or guarantee work quality. The shortlist is a checked introduction, not a warranty.
- We don't hold your money in escrow for freelancer pay. You pay the freelancer yourself under whatever terms you agree with them.
Questions before you pay? Write to us — a person answers.