ComeUp Reviews & Product Details

- The site is intuitive and the ordering process is very well designed, which helps prevent overflows/abuse from customers.

- Sellers save time because they avoid prospecting, creating quotes/invoices, follow-ups, etc.

- The platform is also very secure for payments, and the support is responsive.

- The coaching sessions as well as the various feedback from the moderation team have allowed me to improve my offers and increase my revenue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In some cases, sellers are less "protected" than customers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a regular seller on ComeUp, I can only encourage you to join this adventure! Lowest fee for freelancers, no paperwork, an intuitive & user-friendly interface, a secure payment system, a strong community and a great team to manage everything, all you need to work is on the platform.

Using ComeUp daily as a content writer, I recommend you to start selling now; you’ll appreciate this new way to approach freelancing. Educational resources to become a super seller on the platform are available to start well and generate sales quickly, which is an excellent help. Following the training tutorials and exploring how to make good of the tools was a game changer for me (first sale in 2 days), so go for it unhesitatingly!

As mentioned, the top secure payment system creates a trustworthy environment for sellers and buyers. If you do the job correctly, everything works in your favour with ComeUp, a trusted third party. Same thing when you’re a buyer because the freelancer gets paid only when the work is done. 

Special mention for the team, always by our side to improve the marketplace to offer us the best experience possible, and it’s working pretty well. 

The notion of community has been at the heart of the experience since the beginning, an absolute value when you’re a freelancer working alone. Enjoying the seller's forum and Discord server to share experiences, build connections or get the best tips on how to be successful on ComeUp is cool.

Great experience as a customer too. Finding the freelancer you need is straightforward, and there are plenty of offers on the platform, so you can only find the freelancer that matches your business project. 

Well, it’s clear, ComeUp is a fantastic marketplace for me! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For now, it's not the platform's fault, but there’s only one downside on this journey: freelancers with low prices, even though there’s an opportunity to build a strong business. Low prices and discount services are no longer a good strategy for ComeUp. Considering the platform is evolving to attract more and more sellers, I’m looking forward to seeing an evolution and new services with higher prices! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ComeUp user since the end of 2018, I'm still delighted with it today. The site is constantly growing and evolving, improving all the time and bringing lots of new features to sellers and customers alike. As a seller, I appreciate the freedom ComeUp offers in terms of how we manage our offer (prices, deadlines, types of services...), the site's security, and also its very low cost: the first subscription (admittedly paid but very accessible) unlocks the commission at just $1 per sale. With ComeUp, selling a service for $1,000 (and it's common practice) yields $999. On other similar platforms, commission can be around 30%!

The team is very friendly and, something rare, listens directly to the sellers. There's a strong community aspect to ComeUp: a fellow seller will always be on hand to help you out, so it's mutual aid that reigns rather than fierce competition. Support is super-responsive and always responds within a day, very often within hours of our request, every day of the week. The site also handles our invoicing, which takes a big weight off our shoulders as freelancers.

In short, ComeUp is a well-designed site, pleasant to use, financially interesting and constantly evolving. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to make money, whether in side business mode or as a mainstay of their business. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Not much to reproach ComeUp for, objectively speaking... Note that it will be difficult to really develop without paying a subscription, but the platform has to generate revenue to meet costs. Many of the features I'd like to see (automated messages and deliveries, an integrated subcontracting system, a vacation mode, why not a dedicated application) are planned for the future anyway, as the site's evolutions are visible in a public roadmap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.