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A free, Taglish-first freelancing library with peso-based tools and a separate hiring track for businesses

PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, from BIR registration and finding clients to setting rates and receiving payments, with a rate calculator and three document templates alongside the guides. It is written mainly for Filipino freelancers, from beginners to working professionals, and also offers a hiring guide for local and international business owners. The public pages present a clear, no-cost offer with an openly disclosed commercial link to Zinn Hub, which makes it a sensible first stop for anyone working through the practical side of Philippine freelancing.

Key takeaways

  • The site states that every guide, tool and resource is free, with no paywall, no hidden fees and no registration required.
  • Content is written in Taglish and built around local detail such as BIR and SSS rules, peso amounts and payment options like GCash and Maya.
  • Six content hubs cover getting started, finding clients, rates, payments, hiring Filipino freelancers and a walkthrough of Zinn Hub.
  • Free tools include a rate calculator in PHP and USD plus contract, proposal and invoice templates.
  • The founder, Norman Galanza, discloses the site's connection to Zinn Hub, and the maker says he is an Ambassador and freelancer on that platform.
  • Readers should treat rates and tax notes as general guidance, as the site itself advises, and confirm legal or BIR matters with a licensed professional.

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