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Spotted: a Taglish field guide for Filipino freelancers, free to use
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Logged this month as a rare find off the beaten track: PinoyFreelance.PH, a Philippines-made resource site that talks to freelancers in Taglish. Founded in 2026 by Norman Galanza, it walks through the whole journey, from getting started and finding clients to setting rates and receiving payments. What sets it apart is local grounding. The guides deal with BIR rules and Philippine payment platforms, not generic advice from elsewhere. In the toolkit you'll find a rate calculator that works in PHP and USD, plus contract, proposal and invoice templates, along with honest platform reviews. Business owners, local or international, aren't left out: there's a hiring guide for working with Filipino freelancers. Everything is free, with no paywall or hidden fees.
PinoyFreelance.PH is a resource site with no charge, built around freelancing in the Philippines. It covers getting started, finding clients, setting rates and receiving payments.
Its tools include a rate calculator plus contract, proposal and invoice templates. Articles are in Taglish and draw on Philippine-specific context, such as BIR rules and local payment platforms. Business owners, both local and international, who want to hire Filipino freelancers are served too.
Pricing model: Free
Nothing sits behind a paywall here, and there are no hidden fees on any of the guides, tools or resources, which cost nothing.
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No. Every guide, tool and resource costs nothing to use, and there is no paywall or hidden fees.
Messages are answered by the team within 3–5 business days, as a target.
It serves Filipino professionals aiming to begin or expand an international freelancing career, plus international buyers seeking to hire skilled Filipino talent.
Taglish is used for articles aimed at Filipino freelancers, so they read naturally and feel relatable. Pieces meant for international buyers are in full English.
Fresh articles and guides go up five times a week, spanning all six content pillars, from getting started through to payment guides and platform reviews.
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A free Taglish handbook for Filipino freelancers, with practical templates and a guide for hiring businesses
PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, from BIR registration and finding clients to setting rates and receiving payment. It is aimed mainly at Filipino freelancers, with a separate hiring guide for local and international businesses. The public …
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