Freelancers
People search for freelancers: find clients without a marketplace
Freelancers use Invenitor to find clients directly by describing who needs their work, and they buy small credit packs instead of paying a subscription or a marketplace cut.
By Invenitor team. Updated .
What might you search for?
- Marketing managers at D2C skincare brands in Mumbai
- Founders of early-stage fintech startups who need a designer
- Editors of independent business magazines in India
Who should a freelancer look for?
Look for the person who has the problem and the budget, usually a marketing manager, a founder or a team lead. Do not write to a general inbox. See the full method in how to find clients as a freelancer.
How small can you start?
The smallest pack is 25 credits for ₹50. New accounts get 25 free credits, which covers one search and five contacts. That is a real test of whether a niche replies, before you spend anything.
What should you send?
One short note that shows you looked at their work and names one thing you could improve. A link to one relevant piece of your work beats a whole portfolio.
Common questions
- Is this better than a freelance marketplace?
- It is different. A marketplace brings people who are already looking, while direct outreach reaches people who are not. Many freelancers do both.
- Will people know I found them on Invenitor?
- No. Invenitor does not contact anyone. You write to them yourself, from your own email or phone.