Owning or building a marketplace is a journey that requires many skills. As an entrepreneur you may be well versed in many of the skills needed to succeed but, no one can do it all. That’s where freelancers come into play. Talented people that are able to fulfill your tasks are everywhere, you just have to know where to find them. Maybe you’re a freelancer reading this article, either way we’ve got you covered with our top 10 freelance sites for finding talent.

1. Guru

Guru has an enormous network with 1.5 million members from around the world. The company has completed 1 million jobs and the numbers are quickly growing. Guru offers opportunities from design to engineering to legal work. The screening process is done by the client after choosing freelancers, good thing is that you will only pay when the job is completed to your satisfaction. Work can be managed remotely with their virtual work room that allows you to set deadlines and updates when needed.

2. Toptal

If you’re looking to cut through to the best of the best then Toptal is your answer. Toptal makes sure that all of their freelancers go through a screening process that only accepts 3% of it’s applicants. The site connects their clients with individuals and they can also form groups for companies, you know that these people will be reliable and highly skilled. Speaking of skills, Toptal works with a variety of tech experts from developing to design to finance. Some notable clients are Airbnb, J.P. Morgan, and Gucci!

3. WriterAccess 

Producing enticing and witty content isn’t the easiest thing for marketing teams. WriterAccess is a great way to get connected with great writers in whatever you wish to publicize. Users can decide the quality, industry, and type of content they want from business to gardening. The site has thousands of writers so you’re sure to find someone that will match your needs. If you end up really liking someone’s work you can add them to your “Love List” that allows you to quickly order more from your favorite writers. The best thing is all the customizable features like word count, delivery date, approval time, and SEO keywords. If you want to push our consistent content, WriterAccess can help you ease the stress of writing all the time.

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4. Upwork

We couldn’t make a freelancing list without the biggest player in the market, Upwork. Anything that can be done on a computer can be a project to put on Upwork. The site allows you to build a profile and post the positions you’re looking to fill. The site asks you about details on the job and puts together a short list of people they think may suit what you’re looking for. If that doesn’t work you can view potential freelancer’s profiles and read reviews or even schedule a chat. In the end the screening is minimal and up to you to make the final decision. They have many freelancers so you’re bound to match with someone.

5. 99designs

I’m sure everyone in the business world has gone through a creative roadblock or you’re just more focused on the actual business aspect of your company. Either way, 99designs is there to help you get connected with talented designers in a few simple steps. Create a brief, choose the package, launch the contest and pick your favorite design! You only pay for the designs you choose and can work with your favorite designers for future projects as well.

6. Crowded

Tech talent in the palm of your hand is what Crowded offers. Their sleek design and easy-to-use interface helps you find your next QA specialist! Freelancer profiles show their skills, experience, location and related links the user provides. If you want to try Crowded out you can sign up for a free trial today.

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7. Freelancer

The name says it all, SEO must be a breeze for the this freelancing company. Freelancer as over 24 million registered users and has almost 12 million jobs currently needed to be filled. If you need someone to design a logo or help you with WordPress, you’re sure to find someone to fill the job here. Their app allows you to track the freelancer’s hours and communicate or share ideas in real time, you’ll only pay when satisfied with the work!

8. Scalable Path

In terms of service, Scalable Path is a company that will give you as much support as you want. You start off by stating what you’re looking for and a position is created. Then they find the right freelancer through an interviewing process. After that you’re introduced to the freelancer and the company provides you and your freelancer the tools to keep your project going on track. They even offer to help manage your team or just let you take the lead.