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Who Can Benefit?
Who Can Benefit?
Experienced Freelancers
Experienced Freelancers
If you are, or want to be a self-employed freelancer, X Plans will give you another avenue to get leads. Once you've registered you will have your own candidate page where your CV and portfolio can be uploaded to showcase your experience and expertise.
If you are, or want to be a self-employed freelancer, X Plans will give you another avenue to get leads. Once you've registered you will have your own candidate page where your CV and portfolio can be uploaded to showcase your experience and expertise.
Jobseekers & Graduates
Jobseekers & Graduates
Submit your details to get your own candidate page where your CV and portfolio will be available for recruiters to view. Whilst looking for full time work you can build your experience as a freelancer and this could even lead to a permanent position.
Submit your details to get your own candidate page where your CV and portfolio will be available for recruiters to view. Whilst looking for full time work you can build your experience as a freelancer and this could even lead to a permanent position.
It is free to register and our 'introduction only' service makes it very cheap and easy for clients to find and contact you - increasing your chances of getting work. For employers looking for more of a managed solution we offer an outsource service whereby we agree fees with the client and resource the job on their behalf.
How it Works
How it Works
Register on our platform and we will set up a candidate page.
Email your CV and portfolio - these will then be uploaded (with personal details removed).
Clients can search the listings and if you are selected you will receive details of the project / role.
If you confirm that you would like to be considered for the position, your contact details will be shared with the client.
They are then free to contact you to agree terms.
There is no restriction on working with the same client again in the future, so if the initial assignment goes well it could lead to ongoing work (or a full time position).
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be self employed?
Being self-employed is usually the best way to operate as a freelancer- this can either be done as a sole trader or limited company and you should seek your own independent advice about this. If you do not want to be self-employed though you can work through through an umbrella company who will take care of all your NI, PAYE, pension contributions etc. To find out how much you will earn through this method (based on your day rate) go to the calculator. Alternatively you could become a short-term employee of the company you are working for and they will add you to their payroll (subject to their agreement).
How much does it cost?
It costs you nothing - it's free to register and the employees pay a small fee to get your contact details if they are interested in using you for one of their projects.
How much work will I get?
This is very much dependant upon the amount of jobs being posted, the number of freelancers registered and how broad your qualifications and experiences are. We will attempt to balance the needs of clients and freelancers but unfortunately cannot guarantee the level of demand at any particular time.
What happens if the employer is not happy with the job?
The work is all done directly for the employer so we will not get involved in that side of things. However, if we receive feedback that the work was not up to standard, we may decide to remove you from the site in order to maintain our own reputation.
Do we have to sign an NDA?
This would be between you and your employer so they may insist on this as part of their own process of appointing you
Can a temporary role lead to permanent employment?
Yes- once an employer has 'bought' your contact details that's it. You and they ca liaiase directly and if a temporary role leads to an offer of permanent employment then you are free to take it. We just ask that you inform us so we can remove your details from the website.
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