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PinoyFreelance.PH
Newly shelved: a free Taglish reference desk for Filipino freelancers
Discovered this issue: PinoyFreelance.PH, a resource site from the Philippines, first seen in 2026. It speaks in Taglish and asks nothing of the reader. No paywall, no hidden fees. The edit is practical. Guides move through getting started, finding clients, setting rates and receiving payments, with local detail such as BIR rules and Philippine payment platforms. On the shelf beside them: a rate calculator in PHP and USD, and templates for contracts, proposals and invoices. Honest platform reviews sit nearby. A quieter section is kept for buyers. Business owners, local or international, will find a hiring guide for working with Filipino freelancers. The site was made by Norman Galanza.
What it is
Filipino freelancers and the business owners who want to hire them, whether based locally or abroad, are who PinoyFreelance.PH is built for. It is a no-cost resource site that walks through each stage of freelancing in the Philippines: starting out, landing clients, deciding on rates and getting paid.
Articles are in Taglish and take in Philippine-specific context, including BIR rules and local payment platforms. Alongside the guides sit practical tools: a rate calculator, plus templates for contracts, proposals and invoices.
First things you notice
- Rate calculator for freelancers, working in both PHP and USD
- Agreement draft for contracts
- Pitch draft for winning clients
- Billing template for invoices
- Candid write-ups on how platforms really perform
Pricing
Pricing model: Free
Readers get the whole collection of guides, tools and resources at zero charge. No hidden fees and no content locked away.
In brief
- Does PinoyFreelance.PH cost anything to use?
- No. Every guide, tool and resource is available at no charge, and there are no hidden fees or paywall.
- What is the typical wait for a response?
- The team aims to respond to every message in 3–5 business days.
- Which audiences does PinoyFreelance.PH serve?
- It serves Filipino professionals wanting to begin or expand an international freelancing career, plus international buyers seeking to hire skilled Filipino talent.
- Which language do the articles use?
- Content aimed at Filipino freelancers is in Taglish, which keeps it natural and relatable. Content aimed at international buyers is in full English.
- What is the publishing schedule for new content?
- Fresh articles and guides go up five times a week, spanning all six content pillars, from getting started through to payment guides and platform reviews.
The story so far
Top 2 Startup of the Month on LaunchIt (opens in a new tab)
PinoyFreelance.PH was ranked as one of the top startup launches on LaunchIt for September 2026, finishing in the top 2 among all launches for the month.
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A free Taglish guide library and admin toolkit for Filipino freelancers, plus a hiring track for businesses
PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, from BIR registration and finding clients to setting rates and getting paid, with a separate guide for businesses hiring Filipino talent. It suits Filipino freelancers at any stage and local or …