How it works · Go Work

§ 01 · For clients

Brief to accepted result

01
Top up your balance
Your balance funds projects. Top-ups go through a payment provider — card or SEPA.
02
Describe the job
Title, brief, budget and skills. The project appears in the index straight away.
03
Read the proposals
Each one carries a price, a delivery time and a cover letter. Shortlist what matters.
04
Send a hire offer
Escrow locks the budget while the freelancer accepts or declines. One offer at a time.
05
Accept the work
Accept and escrow goes to the freelancer. If the result is wrong, open a dispute.

§ 02 · For freelancers

01
Fill in your profile
What you do, your skills, your rate and your portfolio. This is how clients find you.
02
Apply to projects
Your price, your timeline, and a letter that shows you understood the brief.
03
Accept or decline offers
When a client sends a hire offer, escrow is already held. Accept to start — or decline.
04
Deliver the work
Mark the contract delivered. The client then has to accept the result.
05
Withdraw your money
Once accepted, the amount minus the 8% fee lands on your balance — then out.

§ 03 · Disputes

Escrow freezes. Neither party can move the amount until arbitration has ruled.

01
Who opens one: Either side. Freelancer when work is done and no approval comes. Client when delivery does not match the brief.
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What happens to the money: It stays exactly where it is — held by the platform, visible to both, untouchable by either.
03
How it is settled: An administrator reads the thread, reviews the delivery and sees the amount. Pay, refund, or split.

§ 04 · The fee

8% comes out of escrow when the freelancer is paid — not when posted, not when proposed, not when topped up.