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A free Taglish library of guides, a peso-and-dollar rate calculator and paperwork templates for Filipino freelancers, plus a hiring track for businesses

PinoyFreelance.PH is a free resource site that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, covering registration and government contributions, client hunting, pricing and getting paid, with a rate calculator and contract, proposal and invoice templates. It is written mainly for Filipino freelancers at any stage, with a separate section for local and international businesses that want to hire them. On the public pages the offer is clear, local and costs nothing, and the commercial tie to Zinn Hub is disclosed openly; readers should treat peso figures and templates as starting points to check.

Key takeaways

  • The site states that every guide, tool and resource is free, with no paywall, no hidden fees and no registration required.
  • Content is organised into six hubs: getting started, finding clients, rates, payments, hiring Filipino freelancers, and a walkthrough of the Zinn Hub marketplace.
  • The writing is in Taglish and grounded in local detail such as BIR, SSS and PhilHealth rules and payment options like GCash, Maya and Wise.
  • Free tools include a rate calculator that works in PHP and USD, plus contract, proposal and invoice templates.
  • The founder, Norman Galanza, discloses a commercial connection to Zinn Hub, and the maker says he is a Zinn Hub Ambassador and a freelancer on that platform.
  • The listing records the site finishing in the top 2 among launches on LaunchIt for September 2026.

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