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PinoyFreelance.PH

Norman has just opened a free Taglish help page for Filipino freelancers

Pop in and meet PinoyFreelance.PH, a new corner of the web from the Philippines, opened in 2026 by Norman Galanza. It is a free resource site for people who work for themselves, and it speaks to them in Taglish. Inside, you'll find guides for every step: getting started, finding clients, setting rates and receiving payments. The advice sticks to local matters like BIR rules and Philippine payment platforms. There is also a rate calculator in PHP and USD, plus contract, proposal and invoice templates, and honest platform reviews. Business owners, local or international, are welcome too, with a guide to hiring Filipino freelancers. Everything is free, with no paywall or hidden fees.

About the business

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PinoyFreelance.PH: the homepage

PinoyFreelance.PH is a resource site that costs nothing to use, and it touches on every part of working as a freelancer in the Philippines: how to begin, how to find clients, how to decide on your rates and how to get paid. The articles are written in Taglish and carry Philippine-specific context, including BIR rules and local payment platforms.

Alongside the articles you will find handy tools that cost nothing, such as a rate calculator plus templates for contracts, proposals and invoices. Business owners, both local and international, who are looking to hire Filipino freelancers are welcome here too.

What you get

  • A calculator that helps you work out what to charge, showing figures in PHP and in USD
  • A ready-made contract you can adapt
  • A ready-made proposal you can adapt
  • A ready-made invoice you can adapt
  • Frank, honest write-ups of the platforms you might work through

Pricing

Pricing model: Free

Every guide, tool and resource on PinoyFreelance.PH costs nothing to use. You won't meet a locked section or extra charges tucked away anywhere.

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Is PinoyFreelance.PH free?

Yes. All guides, tools and resources are free, with no paywall or hidden fees.

How long does it take to get a reply?

The team tries to answer all messages within 3–5 business days.

Who is PinoyFreelance.PH for?

PinoyFreelance.PH is for Filipino professionals who want to start or grow their international freelancing career and for international buyers looking to hire skilled Filipino talent.

What language is PinoyFreelance.PH written in?

Articles for Filipino freelancers are written in Taglish so the content feels natural and relatable. Articles for international buyers are written in full English.

How often is new content published?

New articles and guides are published five times a week covering all six content pillars from getting started to payment guides and platform reviews.

How it began

  1. Top 2 Startup of the Month on LaunchIt (opens in a new tab)

    PinoyFreelance.PH was ranked as one of the top startup launches on LaunchIt for September 2026, finishing in the top 2 among all launches for the month.

PinoyFreelance.PH started from a simple frustration. Filipino freelancers are genuinely world-class. Our English proficiency, work ethic, cultural adaptability, and technical competence make us some of the...
Norman Galanza

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Meet the founder: Norman Galanza

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A free Taglish guide and toolkit for freelancing in the Philippines, from first BIR forms to paid invoices

PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site, opened in 2026 by founder Norman Galanza, that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, covering setup, clients, rates and payments, with a rate calculator and paperwork templates. It is aimed mainly at Filipino freelancers, with a separate guide …

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