How it works
How the Furrsati app works.
Five places, and that is the whole app. Find your way around, then follow each step to hire someone or take on work.
As you scroll, a phone shows the matching app screen: the home screen with freelancers by category, posting a project, your projects with what is funded, your conversations, and a sample withdrawal of $225.00 to OMT.
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Where you find people.
Every freelancer has a profile with real work on it. Search by field, by skill, or by city.
- Profiles with real work
- 11 fields
- Invite who you like
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Where the work lives.
A client posts a project, freelancers send proposals with a price and a plan, and all of it stays on the project.
- Post in a few minutes
- Write it yourself or with AI
- Proposals are free
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Where the money sits.
The client funds one milestone at a time, and Furrsati holds the money until they approve the work.
- Funded before work starts
- Released on approval
- Or 10 days after delivery
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Where you talk.
Messages, files, voice notes and calls stay on the project. That is also what lets us settle a disagreement.
- Messages and files
- Voice notes and calls
- The record, if you disagree
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Where the money comes out.
Approved work lands in your wallet in US dollars. Take it out through OMT, Whish Money, a bank transfer or USDT.
- From $10
- No Furrsati withdrawal fee
- An emailed code confirms it
Your steps, start to finish.
Choose your side to see each step, from getting started to paying or getting paid.
HHiring line · 9 stopsMaking an account to the second project
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It is free, it takes an email address, and you confirm that address before you can post. Nothing on the hiring side costs money until you fund a milestone.
One account can be both sides. If you also want to take on work, you switch role from your profile rather than signing up twice.
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Posting a project is free and takes a couple of minutes: what you need, which field it falls in, and what you expect to spend. You can write it yourself or answer a few questions and let the app draft it.
If the work is a defined, repeatable piece, a logo, a landing page, a set of reels, you can skip the brief and buy a fixed-price service instead.
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Freelancers send a proposal with a price and a plan, not just a message. Each one carries the person's profile: their field, their work, their rate, and what previous clients said.
You do not have to wait. You can browse freelancers by field, skill or city and invite the ones you want to hear from.
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A proposal is a starting point, not a take-it-or-leave-it. You can counter on price, on timing, or on how the work is split, and so can they.
What you settle on becomes milestones: each one an amount, a piece of work and a date. Long or open-ended work can be a retainer instead.
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You pay for the first milestone by card, and the money stops there. It is held by Furrsati, not sent to the freelancer, and not something either side can quietly take back once work has started.
A $250.00 milestone costs you $262.50: the milestone plus our standard 5% card processing fee. Your card is processed by Stripe. Paid from a Furrsati wallet balance, there is no processing fee at all. The app shows the exact total before you pay.
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Messages, files, voice notes and video calls all live on the project rather than in someone's inbox. You can see what was asked for, what was sent, and when.
If the two of you disagree later, that record is the evidence somebody at Furrsati reads, which is why moving the conversation off the platform is the one thing that leaves you unprotected.
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The freelancer marks the milestone delivered and you look at it. Approve and the held money is released to them the same moment; ask for changes, up to 3 rounds per milestone, and it stays exactly where it is.
If you do nothing, it is released automatically 10 days after delivery, and you get a reminder 2 days before.
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Either side can open a dispute on a funded milestone. The money is frozen where it already was, both of you submit what you have, and the team reviews within 48 hours of the 72-hour evidence window.
There are three possible endings and no others: released to the freelancer, refunded to you, or split.
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You leave a review, and it becomes part of that freelancer's record for the next client. Your card is saved, so funding the next milestone is one confirmation.
If it went well, you can hire the same person directly with a custom offer, or put them on a retainer instead of posting again.
WWorking line · 10 stopsYour profile to the record that follows you
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An account is free. What decides whether a client opens your proposal is what is on your profile: your field, a real rate, and work somebody can look at.
You can list up to three fields, so a designer who also writes can be found as both.
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You upload an identity document and a selfie, and a person reviews them, usually within a working day.
You need it before you send a proposal, accept an invitation or an offer, take a booking or withdraw, so do it first. It is also why a client can trust who they are hiring.
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Open projects are listed with their budget and how many people have already applied, so you can tell at a glance whether it is worth writing for.
Work also reaches you when a client invites you directly, or buys a fixed-price service you have already published. That one needs no proposal at all.
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A proposal is not a cover letter. You give a figure, you split the work into milestones, and you say when each one lands. Sending proposals is free.
The client can counter, and so can you. Either side can walk away before anything is funded.
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The client funds the milestone before you begin, and you can see that it is funded. It is held by Furrsati, not in the client's account, and not something they can pull back on their own.
The one rule worth being strict about: if a milestone is not funded, do not start it.
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Messages, files, voice notes and calls stay on the project. You submit the milestone there, and the client approves or asks for changes there.
A client who asks to move to WhatsApp and pay outside is asking you to give up the only record that proves you delivered.
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When the client approves, the held amount is in your wallet the same moment, in US dollars, less the standard 10% service fee. On a $250.00 milestone, that is $225.00.
The app shows what you will receive before you accept the work, not after.
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You request a withdrawal and choose how it reaches you: OMT, Whish Money, a bank transfer in USD, or USDT. From $10, with no Furrsati withdrawal fee; the provider may charge its own.
An emailed code confirms each withdrawal, a person checks every request, and payouts may take up to 7 business days.
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The money is already held, so silence does not cost you it. If the client does nothing, it is released to you 10 days after delivery.
Either side can open a dispute on the milestone, both submit what you have, and the team reviews within 48 hours of the 72-hour evidence window.
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Finished work and the review that follows it sit on your profile, and they are what the next client reads instead of taking your word for it.
From there you can publish fixed-price services that sell without a proposal, or move a good client onto a retainer.
One account for both sides.
Use the same account to hire and freelance. You switch roles from your profile.
ClientFreelancer
- Post a projectFind open projects
- Read proposalsSend a price and a plan
- Fund a milestoneSee it funded, then start
- Approve the workWithdraw to OMT or Whish
Open the app.
Making an account is free, on either side.