What RemoteHire.ph is
The mechanism in one paragraph, who each side is, and the three things this platform deliberately does not do.
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RemoteHire.ph is a place where businesses hire Filipino freelancers directly. Businesses browse profiles and post jobs. Freelancers publish a profile, apply for work, and are paid by the client. That is the whole mechanism.
What each side does
A client is a business or a person hiring. Browsing profiles, saving people to a shortlist and publishing one job post are free. A Premium subscription unlocks contact details, replying to messages, reading the applications you receive, publishing as many jobs as you like, and everything that follows from working with somebody: offers, contracts, approved hours and invoices.
A freelancer is somebody in the Philippines looking for remote work. Making a profile, being listed, applying to jobs and using every part of the product is free, permanently. There is no upgrade for freelancers to buy.
An email address is one side or the other, never both. Which one you chose at signup decides what every screen after it looks like.
The three things we do not do
We never take a cut. The subscription is the whole of what we charge, and it does not change with how much you pay somebody or how many people you hire. A freelancer's rate is what a freelancer is paid.
We never hold the money. Payment happens directly between the two of you, by whatever method you agree. An invoice here is a document and a record; the payment link on it goes to the freelancer's own account, not to ours.