Reading a profile

What everybody can see

A photograph, a first name, a headline, the bio, age and gender, an hourly rate in pesos with an estimate in your currency, hours a week, working hours, rated skills and tools with how long each has been used, industries, languages, whether there is a video introduction, work samples, work and education as titles and dates, which platforms they have links on, and when they joined.

What a subscription unlocks

Surname, contact email, phone number, street address, the URL of every link, each work-history entry's organisation and notes, and the work-setup list.

Those are omitted on the server rather than blurred in your browser. The blurred pills on a free account have nothing real behind them, which is why the gate is a gate rather than a decoration.

The marks

The green verified mark on the photograph means a person on our side checked a government ID. On the profile it is also written out in words, because an icon nobody has learned yet is decoration and this is the entire trust claim. See how verification works.

The ring around the photograph is the profile score, where scores are on for your account. It is a measure of how complete and how established a profile is, not a rating of the person's work. It absorbs the verified mark rather than sitting beside it, because the score already contains the check.