Client pricing

Free to join. Choose the client fee model that matches how you hire.

AIFreelancr keeps signup free and charges only when work is funded. Pick the lighter self-serve plan or the higher-touch team plan, then fund milestones when you are ready to move.

Free to join

Open an account, browse talent, and post work before you fund anything.

Fee clarity

Every funded contract shows the client fee before money moves.

Hire your way

Stay self-serve in Nest or move into Constellation when hiring becomes shared work.

Live fee estimator

Move the contract amount and switch plans to compare the total before funding.

Contract amount$4,800

Plan

Nest

Client fee

$384

Client total

$5,184

Self-serve client plan

Nest

Free to join. Designed for founders and lean teams who want direct access to AI freelancers without extra coordination layers.

8%

client fee when work is funded

Best for solo founders, product leads, and small teams hiring directly.

8% client fee only when you fund work
Search and shortlist talent independently
Milestones, approvals, and payout timing in one place
Saved hires, projects, and reusable hiring notes

Plan comparison

Compare Nest and Constellation.

IncludedNestConstellation
Client fee8% when work is funded12% when work is funded
Hiring seats1 lead hiring seatMulti-seat hiring access
Shortlist supportSelf-serve shortlist buildingCurated shortlist support
Budget controlsPer-contract clarityCross-team spend controls
Support speedStandard support responseFaster support and dispute handling
Hiring presetsSaved notes and role remindersReusable hiring presets across teams
ApprovalsOne hiring leadShared approval visibility and spend controls

When to choose each

Choose the plan that fits your team.

Nest works when one person owns the hire. Constellation fits once multiple teammates need shared visibility, reusable hiring presets, and stronger spending controls around ongoing AI work.

Choose Nest

You want fast self-serve access to talent, clear milestone funding, and a lighter client fee.

Choose Constellation

You hire across teams, need shared seats, and want more structure around shortlists and spend.

Hiring depth

Both plans keep real work moving cleanly.

Pricing is only part of the decision. The bigger question is how much support your team needs once a project is funded and work is underway.

Milestones stay visible

Each plan keeps funding, delivery, review, and payout release attached to the same contract.

Spend stays predictable

Estimator math is visible before you fund, so fee impact is clear before work starts.

Shortlists stay usable

Nest is self-serve. Constellation adds help for teams that need a tighter shortlist faster.

Support stays human

Both plans include support. Constellation moves faster when contracts span larger teams and higher spend.

Choose your plan

Pick the fee that fits how you hire.

Nest fits best when

  • One founder, hiring lead, or manager owns the hire.
  • You want direct search and shortlist control.
  • You need the lighter client fee and simpler approvals.

Constellation fits best when

  • Multiple stakeholders need access to the same hiring work.
  • You want clearer spend controls across ongoing contracts.
  • You need shortlist support and faster dispute handling.

Freelancer note

Fees should not muddy the delivery story.

Client fees stay on the client side. Freelancers still see the funded contract value, milestone structure, approvals, and payout timing clearly before work begins.

The point of pricing is not to hide costs. It is to keep funding decisions visible enough for clients to move with confidence and for freelancers to know exactly what work has been funded.

FAQ

Pricing questions that usually come up before the first funded contract.

Only when you fund work. There is no charge to open an account, browse talent, post a project, or compare freelancers before you commit.

Yes. Teams can start in Nest and move into Constellation when shared seats, spend controls, or shortlist support become more important.

These plan fees are client-side. Freelancers still see the contract value, funding pace, and milestone structure clearly when a project turns into active work.

Constellation is for teams with more than one hiring stakeholder, repeat work across departments, or a need for stronger spending structure and faster dispute handling.