Freelance Work From Home – List of Companies That Hire!

Freelance Work From Home Websites, Ideas and Job Opportunities

I’ve hired freelancers and I have worked as a freelancer. I’ve seen this from both sides and I can tell you there are a lot of people needing to hire freelancers and there is a lot of work and money to be made by those freelancing.

But where do you start? How do you begin to get client and build a portfolio? You can start by using the sites below. Create your profile, list your skills and bid on jobs. Eventually, you will pick up work (though it might start slow and small). Treat every job with the utmost care and build your feedback rating. This is how you create a steady flow of work and command higher rates/pay.

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Freelance Sites

Art and Logic

– Frequently hire freelance software designers to help with their client’s projects. Can be long-term.

iFreelance

– There is a monthly fee for this site – but it’s nominal and there is a lot of work to bid on.

UpWork

– Works basically just like eLance.

Freelancer

– Very popular website for freelancers from all countries. There is a lot of competition – but if you’re skilled and get great feedback, you’ll do well. I’ve personally met 6-7 people that work full time through Freelancer.

Guru

– This site is one of my personal favorites. Pay system in place to help prevent scamming and their site is simple enough for a beginner to jump in.

FreeeUp

– Variety of freelance work, both big and small projects. Some projects can actually turn into year-long work or longer.

Zynga

– They’re a game developing company that is known to hire freelancers for various positions that allow work at home.

75+ Gig Economy Jobs to Make Money This Week

– Here’s a massive list to get your brain psyched about. So many different types of freelance and gig jobs.

As well… don’t forget sites to sell your skills like Fiverr and GigBucks. See other places to sell online here. And you can check out freelance writing options here.

Do you currently work as a freelancer? Know of other great freelance websites? Keep reading…

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If you’re still looking for work at home, please be sure to check out the entire Work at Home Directory for more job ideas.