Hire the right freelancer, without the guesswork
Post a project or buy a ready-made gig for design, code, writing and marketing. Compare vetted sellers, agree on scope, and pay only when the work is delivered.
How hiring works
From brief to delivered work in four straightforward steps.
Tell us what you need
Post a project with your budget and timeline, or browse ready-to-buy gig packages and filter by category, price and delivery speed.
Compare and agree
Review seller profiles, ratings and portfolios. Message sellers with questions or accept a custom offer before committing.
Pay securely
Pay through Gigwyn's secure checkout. Your funds are held and only released to the seller once you approve the delivered work.
Review and repeat
Check the delivery, request revisions if needed, and leave a review. Happy with the result? Rehire the same seller any time.
Why buyers choose Gigwyn
Freelancers you can trust
Every seller has a public profile with ratings and reviews from real orders, so you can vet who you hire before you pay.
Clear packages and timelines
Gig packages come with fixed prices and delivery windows. You always know what you are getting and when it will arrive.
Payments you control
Secure checkout is powered by Lemon Squeezy. Money moves to the seller only after you approve the delivery.
Revisions and dispute support
Not happy with the work? Message the seller for revisions. If you cannot agree, open a dispute and our team steps in.
Hire talent in any category
Browse the most popular freelance categories and start comparing sellers today.
Hiring advice from the blog
Practical guides to help you brief projects, hire specialists and plan your budget.
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Read the guide Web DevelopmentWebsite redesign: how to brief it and what it should cost
A redesign fails when the goals are vague. How to audit your current site, write a brief developers can price, and know whether you need a rebuild or a refresh.
Read the guide Web DevelopmentHow much does it cost to build a website in 2026?
A breakdown of real website costs — template sites, custom builds and e-commerce stores — plus the questions to ask a developer before you sign.
Read the guideGigwyn is a two-sided marketplace — list your own service and get paid on approval.
Questions from buyers
How do I hire someone on Gigwyn?+
You have two options. Post a project describing what you need and sellers can respond, or browse gig packages, pick one that fits your budget and timeline, and order it directly. In both cases you chat and agree before money changes hands.
Is my payment protected?+
Yes. Gigwyn uses an escrow-style flow powered by Lemon Squeezy. Your payment is only released to the seller once you approve the delivered work, so sellers are paid for results, not promises.
What if I am not happy with the delivery?+
Message the seller to request a revision first. Most issues are resolved quickly this way. If you still cannot reach an agreement, open a dispute from the order page and an administrator will review it, with refunds available where eligible.
How much does Gigwyn charge buyers?+
Buyers pay a 3% service fee on top of the gig or project price. The full breakdown is always shown before you confirm payment, with no hidden fees.
Can I get custom work instead of a fixed gig package?+
Yes. Post a project with your specific requirements, or message a seller before ordering to ask about a custom offer. Sellers can send you a tailored proposal that fits your exact scope.
How quickly can work start?+
Delivery windows are set per package or agreed with the seller when you post a project. Once the seller accepts your order, a deadline is set and you can track progress on the order page.
Your project deserves a perfect match
Join Gigwyn as a buyer and start a project in minutes. Free to sign up — you only pay when you place an order.