How R3NT-FR33 works

R3NT-FR33 is a curated freelance network. One person holds one account and up to eight professional cards, one per division: CREATE, BUILD, GROW, PROTECT, TEACH, OPERATE, EXPERIENCE and LIVE.

Status of this release

This is an early release. The site does not collect, hold or pay out money. Price and payment are agreed and settled directly between client and creator. On-site checkout will only be added after licensing and payment-provider approval.

Orders

A client sends a request with a brief. The creator accepts or declines, then marks the work delivered. The client accepts the delivery or asks for a revision. Both sides can message inside the order.

Reputation rules

A review can only be written by the client of a completed order, once per order. It counts toward that exact service and that division card. Scores are never blended across divisions, and a new service starts unrated even when its creator is highly rated elsewhere. Ratings with fewer than five reviews are labelled early.

Account trust (identity verification) is shown separately and is not a skill rating. Verified skill and Master credentials are awarded by assessment and cannot be bought or self-assigned.

The R3NT-FR33 Team

Until each division has its own independent specialists, the R3NT-FR33 Team takes and delivers orders there. Team members are always labelled R3NT-FR33 Team, and each division has a named lead who answers for its quality and recruiting.

Team services get no ranking boost, and the team never uses other sellers' briefs, prices or orders to set its own. A division's team services stop taking new orders once it has either three formed independent teams or fifteen active, rated independent members. Active means a published card in that division with at least one published service; rated means at least one review from a completed order. The lead then moves to recruiting, credential assessment and quality review.

Proof of work and trusted reviews

Every order has a proof-of-work ledger. Creators log what they delivered: a GitHub commit, pull request or release (checked automatically: it must mention the order code and be dated after the order), a file fingerprint (the file itself never leaves your device), or a link. Entries are permanent, and each is chained to the hash of the one before, so any change would show. Anyone can check the whole chain on the ledger page.

All reviews are shown, but only trusted reviews count toward ratings for teams, team founding and the step-back rule. A review is trusted when the order has proof of work from the creator and the client is identity-verified or belongs to a verified Databyte company.

Teams

Freelancers team up the way they do in real life. A seller with at least five reviews averaging 4.8 or higher can found a team. Anyone can then add that team's tag to their wall, and one person can carry several. A new tag shows the person to the team as unapproved, visible only to the team, until more than half of its approved members approve or reject them. Removing the tag withdraws the request or leaves the team, and the team's leader is whoever three members vote for.

A team counts as formed in a division once five of its members are active and rated there, so covering all eight divisions takes five rated members in each. For that count, a person belongs to only one team per division: the one they joined first. If a team drops below five members, the R3NT-FR33 Team fills the gap until a new member is approved. Team names that look like the platform's are reserved.

Working across countries

The tagline describes an ambition, not a legal right. Whether you may work from, or for clients in, a given country depends on your nationality, visa, tax residence and local law. Check your own status before taking an order.