Freelancer survey
Tell us how you find work and where the process gets harder than it should be.
How do you currently find gigs for brand activations or pop-ups?
Instagram/TikTok, referrals, agencies, cold outreach, or another route.
On average, how much time per week do you spend searching for or pursuing gigs versus actually working them?
Share a rough weekly split.
What do you typically charge per gig?
Share your usual flat rate, hourly rate, or day rate.
Is this your primary income source, or supplemental work alongside other jobs or gigs?
Choose the option that fits best.
How do you currently get paid for gigs, and have you had payment issues?
Cash, Venmo/CashApp, check, invoice, platform payment, or another method.
What would make you trust a new platform enough to book gigs through it instead of your existing network?
Share the trust signals or protections you’d need.
If a platform brought you more consistent, higher-quality gigs but took a percentage of your booking fee, what percentage would feel fair?
Choose the closest range.
Would you rather the platform’s fee come out of your rate, or be added on top and paid by the client?
Choose the approach you’d prefer.
Would you be interested in in-person community events with other freelancers and brands, separate from the booking app itself?
Think showcases, networking, or recognition events.
What’s the one thing that would make you choose a curated, application-only platform over posting your work on Instagram or TikTok?
Share the deciding factor for you.
Would you be interested in applying to be part of the founding freelancer collective?
Choose the option that feels right.
Would you be open to a follow-up conversation about what you’re looking for in a platform like this?
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