Work Exchange

Scoped work, named people, paid on acceptance.

Post a brief or answer one. Both sides have completed Levitti, so every name is a real one. No one is shown to anyone before a proposal is accepted. Nothing is charged before the delivery is accepted, and the creator keeps 95 percent of the net, paid on the monthly statement.

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Why an exchange, not a marketplace of profiles

The problem
Finding work and finding help both start with scrolling profiles and guessing. The scope arrives late, the price is a negotiation, and the result is a file in an inbox that no one can trace.
Why it matters
Work that cannot be traced cannot be trusted, and a creator who is not paid on acceptance is lending money to a stranger.
What you get
A brief that says what and by when. A proposal that says how and for how much. A delivery with its own digest. Acceptance that pays. For an organization on EOS, the result lands on its own record as evidence the moment it is accepted.

Open briefs

Reading the board.

Post a brief

Sign in and complete Levitti once; then the brief is listed to creators without your name. One SNX is one cent; the budget is the most you will pay, and you pay only when you accept the delivery.

How it works, for both sides

1. A brief

Title, scope, deliverable, budget, due date. Listed without the buyer's name. Closed by the buyer any time before a proposal is accepted.

2. A proposal

A creator who has completed Levitti says how and for how much, at or under the budget. The buyer accepts one; the others close.

3. A delivery

A reference and the file's sha256. The buyer accepts, or returns it with a reason, and the creator delivers again.

4. Acceptance pays

The agreed price is charged once, the creator's share is on the monthly statement, and the outcome carries the digest. On EOS it is evidence on the organization's record.

The exchange runs on its own; EOS plugs in. An organization on EOS posts the same brief from its platform, its owner, admin or buyer accepts, and the outcome is chained to its record.