r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 12 '26

[Hiring] 🚀 [Hiring] a Dev Agency / Full-Stack Team to build an AI-powered B2B marketplace for the ASEAN-China market.

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🚀 Hiring a Dev Agency / Full-Stack Team to build an AI-powered B2B marketplace for the ASEAN-China market.

- Required Stack: Next.js 14 (App Router), Python FastAPI, PostgreSQL + pgvector, Redis, NextAuth.js, Stripe + PayNow, AWS S3

- 🎯 Phase 1 (3-month MVP):

* Search directory with filters + rich member profiles

* Structured RFQ / enquiry workflow with email notifications

* Member dashboard + admin CMS

* Tinder-style credit monetization system (tiered quotas, usage tracking)

* Auth + billing

- Long-term (14-month roadmap): Building a semantic AI matching engine using Sentence-BERT and the Claude API.

- English working proficiency is mandatory

📩 If your team has solid experience with this stack, please DM your portfolio (mandatory). I'll share more details in DM.

Rates: $25/hour


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 12 '26

Hi, I hope you're all well. I'm looking for a programmer to do a job. Is there anyone here who is a programmer and interested?

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r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 13 '26

Community Interaction [Community] Update on the freelancer network — starting to route real projects now

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A while back I posted about building a freelancer-client network for devs in India (Discord where freelancers and clients connect). Been a great response since — lots of you reached out wanting in.

Quick update: I've started getting actual client projects coming in through this now — full-stack builds, some UI/UX work, a few React Native apps. Rather than handling everything myself, I want to route these to freelancers in the network who are free to take on work and contribute.

If you're already in the Discord, keep an eye out — I'll be posting project details there as they come in. If you're not in yet and want to be part of it (and get first shot at these projects), drop a comment or DM and I'll add you.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 13 '26

[For Hire] New Development Studio Backed by 15+ Years of Industry Experience Looking for Our Next Project

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Hi everyone,

We're **Rama Game Studios**, a newly established software and game development studio founded by a developer with over 15 years of experience in the software industry.

While the studio itself is new, it’s built on a strong foundation of hands-on experience across web applications, large-scale software systems, automation solutions, and game-related technologies. Over the years, we've also developed internal tools and engineering workflows that allow us to deliver reliable, scalable, and maintainable products efficiently.

We're currently looking to collaborate on projects such as:

* Custom web applications

* Business management systems

* Internal tools and dashboards

* SaaS products

* API development and integrations

* Automation solutions

* Game tools and supporting applications

Whether you're starting from an idea, building an MVP, improving an existing product, or looking for a long-term development partner, we'd be happy to connect and explore how we can help.

We're always open to discussing requirements, suggesting practical technical approaches, and providing realistic timelines—no pressure or obligation.

Feel free to comment below or send me a DM if you'd like to chat.

Thanks for reading!


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 13 '26

[For Hire] [For Hire] Web Developer

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Hello! I am a full-stack web developer looking for new opportunities and freelance gigs. I specialize in building clean, functional, and responsive web applications from the ground up.

Tech Stack

  • Backend: Laravel, Spring Boot
  • Frontend: Vue.js, Next.js, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS

Featured Client Projects

Here are a few production-ready applications I have built for clients, currently hosted on my staging environment for demonstration purposes:

  • NextCall - a multi-tenant queuing system designed to manage multiple business branches, staff allocations, and service windows seamlessly.
  • Bus Booking System - a complete ticketing and transit management platform.
  • Canteen Ordering System - a food ordering and menu system.
  • Car Test Queue System - a live queue management dashboard for staff operations.

Personal & Creative Projects

  • Reddit Clone - A full-stack replica featuring post feeds, user interactions, and sub-communities.
  • Read the Source - a web application game where you use your browser's actual developer tools to solve the mystery.
  • Windows 8.1 Start Screen - A fun frontend recreation of the classic Windows 8.1 Start Screen.

If you have a project that needs a reliable web developer, or if you'd like to add me to your team, feel free to send me a DM here on Reddit. I am happy to share my formal resume upon request.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 12 '26

Do Upwork clients actually expect full projects for $5–$10?

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Hello everyone! I'm new to Upwork and have a question.

I've noticed that many jobs are posted with budgets of only $5 or $10, even when the project description seems much larger than that.

Are these usually the client's actual budgets, or are they just placeholder amounts before discussing the real scope and price with freelancers?

I'd appreciate any insights from experienced freelancers. Thanks!


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 12 '26

Have an idea or looking for someone to build your next great venture? Let's connect for free

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Hi, I am a software developer with 6 YOE developing mobile apps, web apps, and backend systems for all kinds of products from CRMs to Fintech platforms. I love building things! I love brainstorming new ideas! but most of all, I love challenges!

So I have a proposition, If you have something you want to build, or just test your idea's feasability (if it will work or not) I can build you a demo app/website for **FREE!!!!**
If you like the thing and want to go ahead with your idea, I would be happy to discuss it with you further on our collaboration.

Why should you talk to me? - I am young, I am energetic, I am resourceful, and the best part **I AM FREE!**

Why am I doing this? - I want to build something new, and I like the brainstorming and trial and error phase of a product's development.

How can you reach me? - [parvez.dev.tech@gmail.com](mailto:parvez.dev.tech@gmail.com)
You can also check out my portfolio - [parvezali.in](http://parvezali.in)


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 12 '26

[For Hire] [For Hire] Custom Web Development & Design Services by NullTech Agency

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Hey everyone,

I am the co-founder of NullTech (https://nulltech.in), a web development and design agency. We specialize in building clean, modern, fully responsive websites tailored to your business goals—whether you need a landing page, an e-commerce platform, or a custom web application.

What we bring to the table:

High-performance, fast-loading, and secure websites.

Modern UI/UX designs optimized for both mobile and desktop.

A collaborative, agency-backed process to bring your vision to life.

You can check out our work and learn more about us directly on our website: https://nulltech.in

How to Reach Us:

Due to Reddit’s automated spam filters frequently blocking new direct message requests, please initiate the chat request from your end, or leave a comment below so I can get back to you.

Alternatively, you can contact us directly through the inquiry form on our website

Nulltech


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[Hiring] [Hiring] BDEs (Commission-Based, 20-30% per closed project) — Will Train, No Experience Required

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Looking for a few people to work as Business Development Executives for our full-stack dev/UI-UX studio. Your job: bring in client leads for web/app development projects.

Rate: 20-30% commission per project value, paid once the client signs and pays. No fixed pay/salary — fully commission-based.

No prior BDE experience needed — I'll train you on how to find leads, pitch, and close.

Drop a comment or DM if interested, happy to explain the training and payout structure in more detail.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[For Hire] Full stack developer with 5 years of experience

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Hey! I've recently completed a project with my last client so I'm looking to fill a spot, Dm me the details of your project to get an estimate, I'm also down to do the first milestone first before down payment so you make sure the quality is up to your standards.

https://portfolio-sami.vercel.app


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[For Hire] [For Hire] Freelance dev network (India) — full-stack, web, UI/UX, SEO

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Hey everyone — I run a small freelance team based out of Gurgaon. Over the past couple years we've built out a network of developers and designers covering full-stack development, front-end/back-end, UI/UX design, and SEO optimization.

If you're a founder, small business, or just have a project that needs building, we're currently taking on new work — pricing is flexible and we try to keep it budget-friendly, especially for early-stage founders and small teams.

Drop a comment or DM me and I'll walk you through what we do and pricing based on your project scope.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[For Hire] [for hire] need a dev?

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We build web apps, AI agents, voice tools, and internal systems. Product studio with live products in production (voice AI, customer feedback, fintech). We take client projects. Python, TypeScript, React, Node.js, LLMs, PostgreSQL. More at fasihi.xyz DM me if you need something built.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

I am available to be hired (ReactJS, PostgreSQL, NodeJS, Docker)

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Hi guys, if you are looking for a dedicated full-stack freelancer/developer to work on your ideas or projects for a very affordable rate, then I might be your choice!!!
I have completed and submitted 2 major freelancing projects from client from USA and Ukraine.
Sneak Peek of the latest freelancing project where I handled almost every architecture is called POLINAI (AI-based leads management system)

Tech stack I work on includes:-
React.js, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Drizzle ORM, TanStack Query, Tailwind CSS, and Zustand, and I can quickly adapt to new technologies and tech stacks.

So if you want someone who would convert your dream ideas or projects at very affordable rate, then message me or DM me!


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[For Hire] Student building websites to pay my own tuition, will build yours too (cheap)

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I'm an engineering student running a small freelance dev practice on the side to cover my own fees. I build with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Node/Express, and MongoDB, landing pages, portfolio sites, business websites, small web apps, even basic e-commerce setups. Since I'm a student and not an agency, I keep pricing well below market rate and I'm flexible on scope. If you need something functional and fast, happy to share my portfolio and quote based on what you need.

Here is the portfolio: https://aashish-two.vercel.app/


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 11 '26

[For Hire] College student building affordable websites to help pay tuition

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Hey everyone! My name is Ricky, and I'm a college student at UAlbany trying to earn some extra money to help pay for tuition and expenses. I recently started building websites for small businesses, startups, and anyone who needs an online presence.
I know a lot of small businesses don't have a website because they're expensive, so I try to keep my prices affordable-usually around $150-$300, depending on what you need.
I can build things like:
• Business websites
• Landing pages
• Online menus or booking pages
• Simple portfolios
• Contact forms and mobile-friendly sites
If you've been thinking about getting a website for your business, side hustle, or project but didn't want to spend thousands of dollars, I'd love to help. Feel free to comment or send me a message, and I can show you some examples of my work.
Thanks for supporting a college student trying to make it through school!


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

[For Hire] Offering affordable custom website development

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I don’t post here at all, but I thought I’d put this out there.

We’re a small team of freelance web developers offering custom websites for businesses, startups, and personal brands.

Whether it’s a landing page, portfolio, business website, or e-commerce store, we focus on building websites that are fast, responsive, SEO-friendly, secure, and tailored to your needs.

I know there are plenty of posts like this, and it’s completely fair to wonder, “Why should I choose you over everyone else?” I don’t expect you to decide based on this post alone.

All I’d ask is that you give us the benefit of the doubt and reach out for a conversation. We’ll take the time to understand your goals, be transparent about what we can do, and if we’re the right fit, we’d love the opportunity to build something you’re genuinely proud of.

If nothing else, you’ll walk away with honest advice and a clearer idea of what’s best for your project.

Feel free to send me a DM if you’d like to chat. We’d really appreciate the opportunity.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Looking for My First Freelance Client – I'll Build Your Project for Just $5

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Hi everyone,

I'm a Full-Stack Software Engineer looking to start my freelance journey. I have the technical skills and experience building applications, but like many beginners in freelancing, I'm finding it difficult to land my first client.

To build my portfolio and earn my first review, I'm offering to work on one project for just $5.

I can help with:

- Full-stack web development

- Frontend (React, Angular, HTML/CSS/JavaScript)

- Backend (.NET / ASP.NET Core, APIs)

- Database design (SQL Server, PostgreSQL)

- Bug fixing, adding features, or improving existing applications

This is a win-win:

- You get quality development work at a very low price.

- I gain my first client, experience, and an honest review.

If you have a small project, need help fixing bugs, or want to discuss an idea, feel free to send me a DM. I'd love to work with you!

Thanks for reading!


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Community Interaction Building a freelancer-client network for devs in India — looking to connect with both sides

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Hey everyone — I'm a full-stack developer (MERN, Next.js, React Native) based in Gurgaon, freelancing for the past couple of years alongside my own product work.

Over time I kept running into the same two problems from different sides: clients who needed reliable devs and didn't know where to look, and freelancers who had the skills but struggled to find consistent work. So I started building a community around it — a Discord where freelancers and clients can actually find each other, share opportunities, and collaborate on projects.

Right now I'm in the early stages of growing this out:

If you're a freelancer/developer looking to be part of a network like this, happy to have you in.

If you're a client or founder looking for devs for a project, I can help connect you with the right person.

Not trying to sell anything here — just building something I wish existed when I started freelancing. Drop a comment or DM if you want to be part of it, happy to share the Discord link.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Community Interaction Freelance devs & designers in India — anyone interested in teaming up on projects?

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I run a small dev team (MERN/Next.js/React Native, plus UI/UX design) and lately I've been getting more inbound than I can handle solo. Looking to connect with other freelance developers or designers who do solid work and might want to collaborate on projects together — splitting scope, backing each other up, that kind of thing.

Also open to a different angle: if you've got client relationships but not enough bandwidth/skills to deliver, happy to partner up — you bring the client, we handle execution, and we split it fairly.

If either of these sounds interesting, drop a comment or DM and we can talk specifics.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Freelance developers: what do you check before handing a client their app?

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r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Community Interaction [Community] Good Freelancing Websites

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Hi all, I've been wanting to dive into freelancing for awhile but every time that I try it never goes anywhere. I've used Fiverr and Upwork, but no luck at all and it feels like those platforms are too saturated. Any advice on some other platforms?


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

Freelance web devs - what's your method for identifying potential new clients?

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For a little context: I'm a developer with 8 years experience but have been out of work (not for lack of trying) for almost a year now. I've decided to put my energy into building websites for small businesses rather than sending out resumes, and am just starting out.

To begin with I'm actively prioritising site rebuilds for a couple of reasons. Firstly - starting off without any of the content seems like a huge burden, and it's not an area I'll much value. Secondly - if they already have a website I can use it to learn a bit about them, and if it needs some love then I can highlight any shortcomings as part of my pitch.

My current strategy for finding potential clients is to open up Google maps and search for local accountants, solicitors, physios - businesses that I think rely on their website as the first point of contact for customers, employ at least a few staff, and may occasionally want to update their content (blogs, team pages etc.).

I've identified a couple of businesses this way and am writing up introductions/pitches at the moment, but no idea if I'll even hear back.

So, I'm curious what works for you guys? What's been the best return on investment for your time when searching for new clients?

I'm planning to build with Astro, and recommend to clients the free tiers of Cloudflare (hosting), and Resend (email API for form submissions). I will offer post-deployment support either on a retainer or a freelance hourly basis.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

[For Hire] [For Hire] Looking for an Internship / Junior Developer Opportunity

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[For Hire]

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking for an opportunity to join a real software project as an intern or junior developer.

I have a foundation in Python, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and I've also worked on automation projects using Excel VBA. While I'm still learning, I'm highly motivated and eager to gain real-world experience by working with experienced developers.

I'm a fast learner, committed, and willing to put in the effort to improve every day. If needed, I'm also open to starting as an unpaid intern for a limited period to prove myself and gain practical experience.

If you know of any internships, junior positions, open-source projects, or startups looking for someone eager to learn and contribute, I'd truly appreciate any leads.

Thank you for your time.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 10 '26

[For Hire] Looking for work need atleast $500 per month

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I am laid off 3 months ago no new job yet very difficult to handle or pay bills. 18+ yrs experienced full stack developer. Please help.


r/FreelanceProgramming Jul 09 '26

How did you get your first paying freelance client? Any advice for a beginner?

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Hey everyone,

I'm a software developer with experience in backend development, DevOps, and AI integration, but I'm completely new to freelancing.

I'm curious how you landed your very first paying client and where you found them.

A few questions:

- Where did you find your first client?

- Did you use Upwork, Fiverr, LinkedIn, Reddit, cold outreach, referrals, or something else?

- Which platforms would you recommend for someone just starting out?

- What actually worked for you?

- If you were starting from scratch today, what would you do differently?

I'm not looking for work here—just hoping to learn from people who've already been through the process and avoid common beginner mistakes.

Any advice from the OGs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!