A free, Taglish-language guide and toolkit for Filipino freelancers and the businesses that hire them
PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site, written in Taglish, that guides Filipino freelancers from setting up legally to finding clients, pricing work and getting paid, with a separate track for local and international businesses that want to hire Filipino talent. Its strengths are a clear Philippine focus (BIR, SSS, PhilHealth, GCash, Maya), a well-organised set of six content hubs, a small free toolkit and an openly disclosed commercial link to Zinn Hub. It is a sensible starting point for Filipino freelancers, with a few points, such as the size of the article library and the contact route, worth checking.
Key takeaways
- The site is built around Philippine realities, including BIR registration, SSS and PhilHealth, local rate benchmarks and payment options such as GCash and Maya.
- Content is organised into six hubs covering getting started, finding clients, rates, payments, hiring Filipino freelancers and a walkthrough of Zinn Hub.
- A rate calculator working in PHP and USD sits alongside free contract, proposal and invoice templates.
- Every guide, tool and resource is stated to be free, with no paywall, no hidden fees and no registration required.
- The founder, Norman Galanza, discloses a commercial connection to Zinn Hub, and the maker says he is a Zinn Hub Ambassador and a freelancer on that platform.
- The article library is still growing, and the site says it does not give personalised legal or financial advice.
Read the full Product review of PinoyFreelance.PH (in titled sections, with pros and cons, what the public pages show and the verdict)
Product review · Commissioned by the maker · 13 Oct 2026 · Report