EasyStaff Connect Reviews & Product Details

EasyBusy is a decent platform for finding freelancers, and its biggest selling point is the ability to pay them anywhere in the world, which is a huge plus for a global team like mine. I used EasyBusy to find a developer for a side project that our team didn't have resources for. The platform was easy to navigate and I found a freelancer with the skills I needed within 48 hours. EasyStaff's customer support was also helpful. I had a few questions about the platform and they were able to answer them quickly and efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the platform had a little more polish and functionality. There are some usability issues and the overall design could be more modern. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easybusy is a good freelance platform where I found several projects that paid well. The plan is to establish a stronger presence on easybusy for more clients there.

My top favorite features are: no fund hold, 100% free access (except withdrawal commission), convenient messaging right in the platform. I feel like easybusy helps me get in touch with verified clients, and because easybusy facilitates payment from all over the world, I feel safe working with it. I have not yet met any scammer on easybusy so I believe their filters work well. Overall, I recommend easybusy to both beginners and professional freelancers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Compared to other platforms, easybusy's UI is quite raw. It needs further development. It doesn't look complete yet. However, they did change some parts so I believe the UI is still work in progress. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I've been dipping my toes into EasyBusy ever since I saw their ad and heard a couple of testimonials. So far, I'm impressed. Yes, they are still very much new and are (thankfully) far from established giants I am used to, EasyBusy is refreshing. The cross-border payment system is fundamental to my work. The entire process feels trustworthy and straightforward. However, EasyBusy UI is far from perfect or even complete. Their UI feels a bit unfinished, lacking polish. So user experience is also worse that it could have been due to its confusing UI. I'm using EasyBusy in a dual capacity: as a freelance platform for individual projects and as a recruitment tool to source long-term employees. I'm optimistic about EasyBusy's potential and will continue to explore its capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easybusy is a whole new different type of freelance marketplace which I truly appreciate. Their unique feature is Feelaner Storefront where I basically showcase my services. I don't think I ever saw this feature elsewhere. My storefront has not yet brought me a fortune but it definitely does attract some clients that only require minimal basic services like code editing or server relocation. Speaking of payments, easybusy doesn't hold funds after it is credited to my account so I can proceed to withdrawal once the money is there. I am not completely abandoning my other profile on Upwork but I am more than willing to invest into my easybusy account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

From what I see, easybusy is related to EasyStart, a different product. some operations I can't do solely in EasyBusy, and I have to head over to EasyStart for that. I hope they will fix it soon, though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My two personal favorite features in easybusy are freelancer storefront and fast withdrawals. In my experience, these two features significantly improve user experience and, as. a freelance, I feel supported and cared for. freelancer storefront is where I list my services or previous projects. I think this is where most customers go to get a feel of what I do (or all other freelancers do). as for withdrawals, there is no hold/pause before I can request withdrawal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think their filters/categories are not accurate. Some of the services they list actually belong to software development, and other industries are not represented enough. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We use EasyBusy for marketing and design tasks, and we quickly found freelancers we needed. The process of creating a task and publishing it was easy and familiar, but there were moments where we needed help (EasyBusy provides no guides or onboarding for users). We had about 4 responses within a day, and it took us one kfke day to select the freelancer. To talk to them, we used the chat, and there is also a status bar that shows where a task is. The best part of Easybusy is of course payment because we can top up balance with a credit card which is super convenient. So far the platform is totally free for clients. We didn't pay anything when looking for a person, and publishing tasks is also free. Overall, I enjoy using EasyBusy and I think it is a full-scale alternative to other giants like Freelancer.com and it offers unique convenience for corporate clients like us that use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They need to add more onboarding material so users know the full array of their features. Also, freelancer lists are strangely organized. I mean sometimes top rated individuals are listed in the bottom fo the list. And I think their filters are not specific enough. Either way, despite these disadvantages,it is a very much workable platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are so many things to like about EasyBusy that I don't even know where to begin! EasyBusy so far is free except the withdrawal commission they charge. So, as a freelancer, I don't pay for contacts or reaching out to clients which pretty much turns my search for clients unlimited. Next, I appreciate the way they made the personal account. There is so much space for portfolios, social media links, etc. Clients can learn a lot about me, and I want to be more present and more visible than is normally allowed in freelance platforms. But the single most important feature is of course payment. I am not sure about how clients pay, but I can withdraw money to any card or bank account and even a crypto wallet. Maybe fees are a bit high (it's service fee plus payout fee) but it is still way more modest than what other gigantic platforms charge. Because EasyBusy is still growing, it is easier to gain top positions in the platform, and I have had about 3 clients already with bare minimum of activity. Excited to keep on working with EasyBusy! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is really nothing to dislike about the platform. I like it a lot and plan on investing more effort into my profile there Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My company is originally an Easystaff client, and they launched EasyBusy this year. I wanted to explore this freelance marketplace. The intention was to find a project team for a one-off partnership. I can say I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that EasyBusy doesn't charge for signing up, sending invites and posting tasks. The mechanism of payment is the same as in EasyStaff so I know I can hire anyone and will receive closing documents either way. I think using both EasyStaff and EasyBusy got simpler because EasyBusy is accessible through EasyStaff personal account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It may seem a bit empty in terms of freelancers but I don't think it will stay like this for long. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I enjoyed the platform as it let me find a quick gig with a minimum of effort on my end. I feel this is because there are a bit more customers now than there are freelancers. As for the tasks that people there post, they are different, both relatively easy and complex. I liked how fast money went through after I was paid and withdrawal was also fast. The good thing is they don't have funds hold so I can request a withdrawal once money is credited to me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The two main things I disliked were design and onboarding. The design is very poor and it needs more development. I leant about EasyBusy from a friend, that's why I trusted the platform. If it was not for someone else's vouching for them, I would not have signed up. They really need to make the UI more high quality so it looks serious. And as for onboarding, there is no onboarding. I had to speak to customer support for some steps. If they change the UI, they probably won't need any onboarding at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I want to thank EasyBusy for launching such a platform to find freelancers. We were able to hire people from CIS, and pay them risk-free. Although the number of freelancers in EasyBusy is not too high yet, it is a platform worth considering already. We didn't pay anything for using the platform which is a powerful advantage of EasyBusy. As a team lead, I often find myself torn between multiple projects at a time, so I appreciate EasyBusy's functionality for project tracking in every task open at the moment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think that they need to push EasyBusy out there as a standalone project. On my end, as a customer, I see that EasyBusy is related to EasyStaff, and freelancers we hire say on their end they work through yet another product called Start. I don't think it is right to hide EasyBusy like that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.