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One link with your availability, derived from your projects. Anyone who wants to book you sees when you're free before they ask.
Jana Kowalski
iOS developer · Swift, SwiftUI · Hamburg
Booked until February
Then 3–4 days/week · remote
Confirmed today
How it works
“Booked until March”
Fewer requests while you're booked
Anyone who sees your link knows until when you're booked.
“Available from May 17”
Let people know when you have time again
People who have to wait can sign up and get an email from you when you're free again.
“Project X ends Friday.”
You enter your projects
Your availability follows from your projects, tentative bookings and absences.
Waitlist
People who have to wait sign up.
Anyone who can't book you right now can ask to be notified on your profile. An email address is enough. They don't need an account.
When your available-from date moves earlier, you decide whether they get an email.
Pricing
There is no free plan. I fund freelance.link through subscriptions only and show no ads.
- Your profile at freelance.link/yourname
- Waitlist with email notifications
- Badges for your website
- Link preview with your status
- API access
Annual Recommended
$15
per year, $1.25 a month
Monthly
$2
per month, cancel any month
No credit card required.
Prices in USD, or the same amount in EUR in the eurozone, excluding applicable taxes.
Questions
Is there a free plan?
No. You can try freelance.link before you subscribe. After the trial, your profile, badge and waitlist are public only with a subscription. Your data stays stored.
What do clients and recruiters pay?
Nothing. Viewing a profile and joining a waitlist are free and need no account.
Who sees what?
Everyone sees your status as a sentence. The week view is shown only if you turn it on. Projects, clients and notes stay private.
What about my data?
Your data belongs to you, and I don't sell it. The details are in the Privacy Policy. How to export your data is described in the Data Act information.