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[kerryjoy]

Alright, people always wanna know, “Hey, which freelance gig actually pays the big bucks?” And honestly? There’s no magic answer. Sure, places like Toptal and Gun.io usually cough up more cash, but that’s ‘cause they’re super picky about who they let in. Basically, if you get through their gates, you’re rubbing elbows with clients who aren’t afraid to drop some serious money. On the flip side, you’ve got Upwork and Fiverr, which are like the wild west—so many gigs, but also a stampede of freelancers willing to work for peanuts. Survival of the fittest, really.

Here’s the thing though: it’s not all about which site you pick. I’ve seen people do way better just by pimping out their profiles and treating clients like gold. Build a solid rep and suddenly, you’re not chasing lowball offers—you’re setting your own rates. That’s where the real money comes in.

Oh, and don’t even get me started on those fees. Upwork? They’ll swipe anywhere from 5% to 20% right off your paycheck. You land a long-term client, that stings a bit less, but still. Some sites are sneaky and bill the client instead, so you pocket more. Always gotta check the fine print, man. Plus, withdrawal times? All over the place. Some pay quick, others make you wait so long you start questioning your life choices.

Niche platforms—now that’s an interesting angle. If you’re a WordPress wizard, Codeable might hook you up with clients who actually understand what your skills are worth. Or like Hirable if you’re knee-deep in tech. But nothing’s permanent. Today’s hot platform could be tomorrow’s ghost town, so you gotta stay on your toes.

Bottom line? There’s a million things at play here—your skills, the fees, how the market’s swinging. No one can really tell you which spot is the “best.” Gotta do a little hustling, test the waters, and see where you actually click.

 

[Professional Writer]

According to my experience, websites like Toptal, Freelancer, and FlexJobs feature high-quality professionals and professional clients. These platforms undertake users’ screening, thus, freelancers with great skills get well-paid jobs. Comparing to the general job market, these are the ones that enable the freelancers to get the right partners for business, not just in the local market but even internationally.

Take Toptal, for example, which is known for its strict entrance policy through which only top specialists get a chance to take part in their projects. Meanwhile, FlexJobs is the platform that has the strongest job security and offers the highest salaries among the tech jobs that are remote.

These sites are not overwhelmed with spam, so the creators can focus on their projects and deliver high-quality work. A large number of coders have been leveraging these platforms in growing their careers. Most of them will eventually be high earners who work full-time from home at their own pace.

 

[TOM88]

I know enough about the freelance world to say that, while the platform you choose is important, it's not the whole picture. Upwork or Fiverr can feel like a race to the bottom, and while Toptal and Gun.io pay well, getting in is difficult. The way you present yourself—your reputation, your profile, and the way you interact with clients—is what truly matters. In order to determine my rates and stay away from chasing crumbs, I always concentrate on establishing long-term relationships. Payout rates and fees? Yes, I'm picky about where I play because they hurt. In the end, strategy combined with hustle is what prevails.