Freelancers to hire: Coinlancer.net. Anyone?

[henrys]

Hey there,

has anyone from bitcointalk use this "crypto" freelance team - Coinlancer.net - and can share opinion?

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[Z-tight]

I have not heard about this service or used it before, from what i read in the website, they offer different services to crypto projects, you have to be certain that they are legitimate and not a scam before you pay them for anything. I just did a quick research and what i found is coinlancer.com, it looks like it is a service built on the Ethereum platform that connects freelancers to job clients in a decentralized way, take note that i have used neither of these services and this is not an endorsement for you to use it.

[logfiles]

Never had of it. Maybe because it's a fair new website that probably launched late last year. There is not so much activity or information about it via the search engines. Maybe it's best to avoid it right now until they establish themselves

Try platforms like Gitcoin (it now redirects to https://app.buidlbox.io/). I did some few freelancing jobs back then through that platform, the funds were kept in smart contacts and released once the employer was satisfied with the tasks.
You can create a task and depending on how simple or attractive the rates are, freelancers will apply, and you will approve them based on several things such as their fulfillment rates.

[The Cryptovator]

What I can see is that they are service providers. It's not like a freelancing service where you can get any service from a lot of individuals. Freelancing sites mean they will be a marketplace, not a service provider. However, I haven't heard about them and haven't used them yet. So if you need anything from them, just do your own research. I think you can get maximum crypto service from this forum. Just go to the Seevice section and post there what you need. Just make sure you are going to use a trusted person; otherwise, you can use escrow services. 

[PX-Z]

What I can see is that they are service providers. It's not like a freelancing service where you can get any service from a lot of individuals.

I guess that's what OP wants to say, a service provider that consists of freelancers — as a team though, and that is the site he mentioned. It sounds like new to me. If asking about experience, only crypto project owners and managers can say that, hiring such team requires budget and security as they are new, better to have an escrow when dealing with them.
Their website name is a bit familiar as there is an existing project to it (.com), and its looks not a good choice using that the same name, only with different domain extension (.net)

[hugeblack]

Their payment rate is between $22 and $30, but I do not see a list of developers. Are they trustworthy people and have Github, or are they just amateurs who use ready-made templates?
The pictures published by the development team look like a scam -----> https://coinlancer.net/team (NO Github or social media)
There are also no links for them other than contacting the support team.
So, at best, this platform has an inexperienced team and is not worth these amounts, and at worst (which is most likely), it is a scam.

[henrys]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable? I noticed they have a case study, so they have probably completed some work: https://coinlancer.net/articles/case-study-franzi-gewuerzekammer

[Husires]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable? I noticed they have a case study, so they have probably completed some work: https://coinlancer.net/articles/case-study-franzi-gewuerzekammer

Only accepting cryptocurrency payments is not a good sign. Freelancers accept payments via PayPal or debit cards to reduce the possibility of scam and they may not accept using escrow to make payments.
Prices depend on the designer's experience and budget, but for a simple site without a back-end and API, their prices are a little high.

[Z-tight]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable?

Do you want to use this service for your project, or you are just asking these questions. To know if the price is accepatable will depend on your project and the specific service you want them to offer you, and i also don't think they would accept to use any escrow to accept payments. I think you should provide more details on what you want to do, maybe you can get good recommendations for it, so you stop looking into this service that is suspicious.

[Potato Chips]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable?

I'm not familiar with the average prices TBH, but I suggest going to a popular freelancing platform and compare the prices.

I noticed they have a case study, so they have probably completed some work: https://coinlancer.net/articles/case-study-franzi-gewuerzekammer

Maybe, or maybe not lol. It's hard to tell if it's an actual client or not just from the pictures.

If I may ask, is there any particular reason why you're leaning towards a relatively new platform? perhaps some may be able to suggest an alternative.

[tabas]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable? I noticed they have a case study, so they have probably completed some work: https://coinlancer.net/articles/case-study-franzi-gewuerzekammer

Never heard of that platform but if you're looking for someone that will work for you with some projects that you're working with, this forum is better than the unknown ones because you can have that guarantee with the help of the escrow or if you want to, you can hire those reputable ones that has history of working with specific projects without having the need of it. If you're still not convince then just go with the typical freelancing marketplaces like fiverr, upwork and the others but you'll have to pay them in fiat and not with crypto. I've seen platforms like laborx but I haven't signed up there and I just casually browse there if there are interesting job offers that pays good. So, as for the rate, check out the freelancing websites on how much typical is charged for that specific task that you'll ask to be done.

[Darker45]

Their website name is a bit familiar as there is an existing project to it (.com), and its looks not a good choice using that the same name, only with different domain extension (.net)

Their brand is actually familiar to me because I can still remember there was also Coinlancer project that was promoted here years ago during the time when ICO was very popular. And it was also a freelancing site. If I'm not mistaken, their ICO was even pretty much successful. I remember trying to look for a freelance job there. There was a decent amount of available tasks to do, although I ended up not applying at all.

But the site that I knew was Coinlancer.io. As to whether Coinlancer.io, Coinlancer.net, and Coinlancer.com are all the same, I'm not sure. But they probably are.

[henrys]

If I may ask, is there any particular reason why you're leaning towards a relatively new platform? perhaps some may be able to suggest an alternative

I found their website by accident on Cryptwerk and their website and offer seemed quite attractive.
Now I see that they have special offer for website https://coinlancer.net/landing-website

What I can see is that they are service providers. It's not like a freelancing service where you can get any service from a lot of individuals. Freelancing sites mean they will be a marketplace, not a service provider. However, I haven't heard about them and haven't used them yet. So if you need anything from them, just do your own research. I think you can get maximum crypto service from this forum. Just go to the Seevice section and post there what you need. Just make sure you are going to use a trusted person; otherwise, you can use escrow services.

Yes, it looks like it's not freelancing platform. I like that they have whole team with project manager who "runs" the project so i don't have to waste time to be in the middle and coordinate few freelancers.
I'm currently planning a new project so I will give it a try and share my opinion 

[PX-Z]

Their brand is actually familiar to me because I can still remember there was also Coinlancer project that was promoted here years ago during the time when ICO was very popular. And it was also a freelancing site. If I'm not mistaken, their ICO was even pretty much successful. I remember trying to look for a freelance job there. There was a decent amount of available tasks to do, although I ended up not applying at all.

That was the .com and .io domain here's their coin details^[1]. The .net is just a team of freelancers who offer their service.

I'm currently planning a new project so I will give it a try and share my opinion 

Try to offer them to escrow your fund for security, if they will do, you can choose any on this list^[2]

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/coinlancer/
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0

[Darker45]

Their brand is actually familiar to me because I can still remember there was also Coinlancer project that was promoted here years ago during the time when ICO was very popular. And it was also a freelancing site. If I'm not mistaken, their ICO was even pretty much successful. I remember trying to look for a freelance job there. There was a decent amount of available tasks to do, although I ended up not applying at all.

That was the .com and .io domain here's their coin details^[1]. The .net is just a team of freelancers who offer their service.

Yeah, I can see the difference. Coinlancer.net is more focused. It's basically for those who have projects in mind. It's for those who need workers who can turn their plans into reality. Coinlancer.com is actually for everybody, whether one is looking for a freelancer or a job.

I'm currently planning a new project so I will give it a try and share my opinion  

Try to offer them to escrow your fund for security, if they will do, you can choose any on this list^[2]

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/coinlancer/
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0

This is probably a must considering how the platform is new and hasn't established reputation yet. You can't even search for reliable reviews of their services. Moreover, their "How it works" doesn't include how the payment works, whether there's a partial advance payment needed or the payment could be sent upon completion of the project, and to the client's satisfaction. And how about cases in which the output isn't what the client had in mind? Would edits and back-jobs be done for free?

[henrys]

In this website special offer i see that i will pay only after milestones are delivered. I will check is it true or false.
https://i.ibb.co/Ln9dBjd/screen.png

I filled out the form and waiting for contact from them. If there will be anything suspicious i will demand escrow.

[Z-tight]

In this website special offer i see that i will pay only after milestones are delivered. I will check is it true or false.

You are not going to pay 100% of the money after the work is done, you are going to pay 30% of whatever they charge you after they create an initial graphic design for your project. Take note that since you said you want to start a new project, and from the prices i can see on their website for this, it is ~ $690 for Branding pack and ~ $850 for a modern website design.

My point is this, if you pay 30% of these amounts i just typed above, and this website turns out to be scam, you would have lost some good money. So i think you should request for escrow from the beginning or look for other sites that have gained more 'trust' than this one.

[Husires]

In this website special offer i see that i will pay only after milestones are delivered. I will check is it true or false.
I filled out the form and waiting for contact from them. If there will be anything suspicious i will demand escrow.

With the prices above, you can get a design from professionals, for cheaper amounts, and with an escrow. You can pay with PayPal or debit cards, where you know more information about the designer, and you can close his account if the designer tries to scam you.

[shield132]

If we were to assume that it is not a scam and for example, use escrow or other security measures to collaborate with them, do you think - as you know similar services - that the prices are acceptable? I noticed they have a case study, so they have probably completed some work: https://coinlancer.net/articles/case-study-franzi-gewuerzekammer

As far as I understand, you want to create a website. Alternatively, you can open a thread in Service section and write your requirements, what you want, who are you looking for and etc. I believe you'll get contacted by many talented developers and since they are on this forum, they'll accept Bitcoin or altcoin transactions and they'll be more privacy-oriented if that's the reason why you are looking for freelancers in crypto space.
You can use this thread to choose escrow for your deal - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302

[348Judah]

Hey there,

has anyone from bitcointalk use this "crypto" freelance team - Coinlancer.net - and can share opinion?

It's true that freelancing services exist but am not sure about these specific team i they are reliable or not, you can as well check on their profile and make the confirmations by yourself, the date of their registration, their past projects handled and lots more that you will need to leverage on before handling your work or project to them, if not, i will prefer you get some reputable members on the service board to handle your work for you in a proper and more professional way that can be trusted.