EasyStaff Connect Reviews & Product Details

I recently tried EasyStaff Connect for the first time and overall, I’m pretty happy with the experience! I found a gig quickly. The pay was not too much, and I was not hopeful I would be able to withdraw this much right away, given how difficult international payments sometimes get. I was really ready to wait till some more money is stuck up in my account. And I was absolutely surprised when I got all of my $60 straight to my card in one sitting!

Furthermore, I noticed the competition wasn’t overwhelming, which was a nice surprise as a newcomer. My account was empty pretty much, apart from a portfolio (I am a freelance copywriter and that supplements my corporate career).

That said, I do think that the connection between EasyStaff Connect (the freelance service) and two other branches is confusing. I logged into EasyStaff Connect, but my account somehow ended up being in EasyStaff Payroll. I even had to log out and log back a couple of times just to double-check. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

How complex the product system is. I logged in to EasyStaff Connect but I see Payroll's logo. I thought the products are separate. Had to ask in Customer Support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd like to share my view of EasyBusy (now Connect!) as a client that used the platform to hire someone. Its greatets flex is that it's free. I only paid to the person I hired. Its second largest benefit is how i was able to find someone affordable and who spoke the language I spoke! Overall, my experience was fine. It took no more than a day to find the person I was looking for. And it was so easy to pay the lady I worked with! No mind-bending payment solutions, just a simple payment option right in the platform! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If there is one weakness, it's their chat - where i and my freelancer talk. We discussed a lot, and the chat space is primitive. I understand it won't be a problem when I work with this freelancer again (now that I trust her, we can talk elsewhere and pay through the platform). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been poking around EasyStaff Connect for a couple weeks now, and I am getting a mixed opinion now. As a lead product designer, I see great potential in hiring talent globally, so I’m keen to try new platforms. The real game-changer here is that it’s totally free for companies to post projects wich is a huge plus to me. The interface is clean and pretty intuitive to use, which is definitely important to me, since I value good design even in platforms I use to find designers. I see they have recently updated their website (now it’s called Connect), but the UI has not changed yet - i’m really looking forward to it! Now, the drawback – and it’s a pretty significant one right now – is the size of the talent pool. I posted three different tasks and ended up seeing a lot of the same faces applying. Like, almost the same six or so people for each project. Definitely not ideal when you’re trying to get diverse workforce. Overall, EasyStaff Connect has potential. If they can ramp up their freelancer base, especially in niche areas like UX, UI, and animation, I will definitely view it as my go-to source. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Limited talent pool at the moment unfortunately Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m a filmmaker, and I love to delegare tedious, technical tasks to freelancers. The problem has always been in finding the right people. After I moved to Barcelona, the problem only got worse now that I had problems with fast payments. Domestic money transfers are always easier than paying someone abroad. So I came across easybusy as a payment tool rather than a freelance platform in the first place. I was pleasantly surprised that there were active freelancers who sent an offer in response to my job post. I can choose people based on languages they speak, their past experience and reviews they already have on their accounts. I enjoy the platform quite a bit, and it really helps me focus on what’s necessary and streamline my production. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I want freelancers to be able to post more of their projects, but they are only limited to 3. Also, I think the UI needs to be changed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

From what I saw, I think it is an interesting opportunitity for those starting out in Freelance. The HR section is super free as of now, no competition.I was excited to try something new and build presence on a new platform. I like easy it is, really! Straight to the point,not too heavy on advertising inside, and the competiton is fair too. I'd recommend eaysbusy to anyone looking to start their career in freelance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is the design and the amount of people there, both freelancers and companies that post jobs. I am sure that the platform will grow if they invite more people to it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I came to learn about EasyBusy through EasyStaff because my other client would pay me with EasyStaff. the marketplace is interesting but there are several features that make it seem less professional than it actually is. First, the design is still basic. I believe color palette, fonts, buttons, logo - everything needs revision and polishing. second, search results in Tasks are unfiltered, meaning although I chose the filed I still saw a lot of tasks that don't relate to my search request. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UI design could be more intuitive and streamlined Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

EasyBusy is still very new. I think I gave it the hardest test in a sense that I was looking for a 3-month partnership rather than a one-off gig contractor. And I liked the experience! I have only had one applicant,but they are awesome, and I like working with them. So I am pretty sure the platform works!

I can't say I have been exploring it a lot. UI is okay, but it could be more intuitive. Functionality-wise, EasyBusy does what it should be doing, and that's enough for me. I really like EasyBusy does a background check on its freelancers. I know there are ways to overcome any identification, but I truly appreciate how much work goes into rapid and effective background check.

Lastly, I should mention how fast transactions are. From what I know, wait times are 3 days on average. I am excited to see for myself, especially since my freelancer is CIS-based. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

EasyBusy just needs more time before it is complete. Like, some parts are being updated online, which may be weird to some, but I find it to be a sign of product improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like EasyBusy for how simple and clear it is. It does what it is supposed to do, without functional or graphic overload that is typical with huge freelance job websites. Joining EasyBusy, speaking with clients and publishing a portfolio is 100% free, and I paid for withdrawals only. I was able to get a gig after 1.5 weeks after I joined. So EasyBusy is still very new and uncrowded and there is space to earn extra with it. I tend to check eaysbusy daily although freelance for me is just fun, not an income source. And I must say thank you to their customer support. The team is amazing! No AI, only real people. So rare these days. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the platform is very much in it's early days so some functionality is odd or not enough. I am an IT professional but the portfolio functionality they got doesn't meet my requirements. It is cumrberome to show my experience there. I also think that their filters are a bit off. But I really like how there is no rating, only reviews. I feel it really gives everyone a fair chance, including newbies like myself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

EasyBusy is a decent platform for businesses looking to hire freelancers. Its biggest draw is undoubtedly the fact that it's free to use for businesses, and the freelancers listed tend to be competitively priced. As a startup owner, I am happy to have access to affordable workforce. I should also mention that geographic diversity of EasyBusy freelancers is also a plus; I was able to find contractors from various regions, which was helpful for localization-related projects.

My favorite feature is freelancer storefront. The skill-based organization makes it easy to quickly browse available talent and assess their capabilities before contacting them. It really saves time when I am hiring for smaller tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think EasyBusy still needs some UI improvement.

For example, search isn't always intuitive, and I sometimes find myself needing to refine my search terms multiple times to find exactly what I needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I was very surprised when I tried EasyBusy. It is amazing, a 100% free platform to find and manage freelancers from anywhere in the world so I can match a contractor to my budget. This is one feature that pretty much outweighs all other aspects. For example, colors and UI need some work. I also liked the support team. My questions were replied in full, and the manager was a real person, not some AI chat bot. This is very precious in today's customer support practice. I have only tried the platform once but I am going to get back to it when I need another freelancer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My only problem was that I had to wait for 3 days before I finally got a mtch. I think this may change once freelancer databse grows a bit. I hope that as EasyBusy continues to grow, the matching process will become more efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.