Freelance with SporeSec

Anyone who works independently. You do not need to be a technology company. A bookkeeper, a designer, a shop-fitter, a marketing freelancer or an IT reseller can all send us a customer who needs a website, automation or AI agents, and can all be asked for the thing we do not do.

1. Share leads. You meet a customer who needs what we build. You introduce us. We follow up, tell you what happened, and keep you in the loop. When we meet a customer who needs what you do, we introduce you.
2. Talk. A short call to compare notes: what you see in the market, what customers ask, what you would build. No commitment.
3. Help. On a live project, bring in a skill the other side has: a designer on our build, our build behind your design. Each project has its own scope, written down before work starts.
4. Earn together. When work comes from a freelancer, or goes to one, the terms are in the freelancer agreement you sign in your freelancer area. Nothing is agreed by message.

A freelancer area where you can see the packages we offer and combine them for a customer. Introductions you make are recorded, and you see their status.

Be straight with the customer about who does what. Do not promise what we have not agreed. Keep customer details private: share only what the project needs.

A freelancer is an independent business or person, not an employee or an agent. You choose which customers to introduce. We choose which projects to take. This is neither a franchise nor a job.

Write to us through the contact form. Tell us what you do, the kind of customer you serve, and how you would like to work with us. We will use these details only to answer you.