Biederman: HourlyNerd pays 80% to 85% of project fees to consultants
Rob Biederman · He Was 26 And Gave Up a $400k+ Salary for HourlyNerd.com, EP 276: Rob Biederman · Jun 11, 2016 · at 3:27
Rob Biederman explains the take rate and fee distribution model of HourlyNerd's marketplace for freelance business talent.
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“Every project is variable, but typically between 80 and 85% goes to the to the consultant.”
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