Built for esports, not adapted to it
A general freelance site has a gaming filter bolted onto it. This is the other way round: a marketplace, a jobs board, courses and sponsorships, built for one industry and nothing else.
What we offer
One of these is open today. The other three are being built, and their pages say what each will be.
The marketplace
Hire editors, designers, coaches, analysts and producers who already work in esports — or sell your own work. Payment is held in escrow and released when you approve the delivery.
- Broadcast production
- Observing and admin
- Graphic design
- Coaching
- Social media
- Web design
Courses
Built by people doing the work, aimed at the skills a job actually asks for rather than a playlist of unlisted videos.
Coming soon- Coaching and team management
- Running a school or collegiate program
- Broadcast production and live events
- Sponsorships and monetisation
The jobs board
Roles posted by orgs, teams and brands — the ones this industry actually has, without sorting through everything it does not.
Coming soon- Coaches and analysts
- Program directors
- Producers and editors
- Operations
Sponsorships
Brands and creators finding each other on stated terms — deliverables, timeline and budget up front, instead of a cold DM and a maybe.
Coming soon- Real briefs
- Matched to your audience
- Clear deliverables
- Paid on terms
Why an esports-specific marketplace
A general freelance site is not built for this industry, and it shows the moment you search it.
Benefits
What you get from a platform that only does this.
- Industry-relevant opportunities only
- Easier talent discovery for organisations
- Better visibility for esports professionals
- A single platform for all of it
More than a freelance platform
Gigs, jobs, education and sponsorships under one account, so the work you deliver, the record it builds and the next role you apply for are all in the same place.
Supporting the industry
Sustainable career paths need somewhere for the work to be found, paid for and recorded. That is the infrastructure this is trying to be.