Nexora Aero is the premium marketplace where founders, ops leads, and engineering teams hire vetted AI automation experts to build production workflows in days, not months.
Unlike generic freelance platforms that drown buyers in unvetted bidders and templated junk, Nexora curates every seller across 15 automation specialties — Zapier and Make developers for SaaS workflow automation, n8n developers for self-hosted automation at scale, LangChain and LangGraph engineers for production AI agents, RAG pipeline builders for document Q&A and semantic search, OpenAI and Claude integration experts for LLM-powered features, web scraping specialists with anti-bot expertise, Playwright and Puppeteer developers for browser automation, UiPath and Power Automate developers for enterprise RPA, plus Adobe scripts, Excel VBA, and Google Apps Script specialists.
Key features:
• Escrow-protected payments — your money sits with Nexora until you accept the delivery, with a 14-day refund window
• 90% seller payout — sellers keep 90% of every sale; no listing fees, no pay-to-rank, no race-to-the-bottom bidding
• 2-hour matching — post a brief, get matched with up to 12 vetted experts within 2 hours
• World-class payment security — Stripe (PCI-DSS Level 1), PayPal, Razorpay (UPI/Indian banks), and on-chain crypto
• Trust & Safety mediation — all disputes resolved within 48 hours
• Anti-bypass on-platform chat protecting escrow integrity
• GDPR and SOC-2 aligned infrastructure with SSL/HSTS/CSP security
Use cases:
• SaaS companies integrating automation workflows
• Marketing agencies building client automations
• E-commerce stores automating fulfillment, CRM, and abandoned-cart flows
• Solo founders shipping AI features quickly
• Enterprise teams modernizing legacy RPA stacks
Pricing model: Free to browse and post briefs. 5% buyer service fee on the gig price. 10% seller commission. Average project: $180, delivered in 3-7 days.
Founded in 2024 by automation engineers tired of marketplaces that didn't speak the language. Built for the people who actually engineer the workflows.
