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What a brief should include, what a realistic timeline looks like, where Irish freelancers typically price, and the red flags to watch for before paying any deposit.
Real Irish day rates. Plain-English buyer's guides for logo design, web development, copywriting, SEO and more. Tell us your brief — we'll shortlist a handful of Irish freelancers who actually fit it. No booking fee, no sponsored listings.
Rates benchmarked against Irish freelance community surveys · Buyer's guides updated quarterly · Independent and not affiliated with Fiverr.com
A plain how-to, a rates benchmark, and a shortlist service. We don't run a marketplace, take a commission, or host freelancer profiles — we're the editorial layer that sits in front of them.
What a brief should include, what a realistic timeline looks like, where Irish freelancers typically price, and the red flags to watch for before paying any deposit.
One short form. County, service, rough budget, timeline. We don't store your brief for marketing and we don't resell it to platforms.
We match your brief to two or three independent Irish freelancers whose rate band, availability and specialism fit. You deal with them directly — quote, contract, payment, everything.
Day-rate ranges drawn from Irish freelance community surveys, public rate cards, and our own enquiry data. Ranges not averages — hourly rates compress outcomes in ways that mislead buyers.
| Service | Junior day rate | Mid day rate | Senior day rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Logo / brand design | €280–380 | €400–600 | €650–900+ |
| Web developer (front-end) | €320–420 | €450–650 | €700–900+ |
| Web developer (full-stack) | €380–500 | €550–750 | €800–1,100+ |
| Copywriter | €250–350 | €400–550 | €600–850 |
| SEO specialist | €300–400 | €500–650 | €700–950 |
| Social / content creator | €220–320 | €350–500 | €550–750 |
| Virtual assistant | €140–200 | €220–300 | €320–420 |
Written for people hiring once or twice a year, not agency procurement teams. The homework we'd want someone to do before briefing us.
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One short form. Your brief goes to two or three independent Irish freelancers whose work and rates fit it. You talk to them directly; we step out.