How much money you made from Upwork?

[Danieljarto]

Anyone is working in this platform? How much you won and doing what?

 

[ItsMeFox]

im working more on Freelancer but done few projects on Upwork and made over 2000USD on Upwork

 

[liyong601c]

I invest in 50K already...

 

[Danieljarto]

I invest in 50K already...

You paid 50k or you've worked and won 50k?

 

[rafark]

Not much tbh. There's a lot of competition, I mean A LOT. Every job I apply to gets 10-30 proposals in the next couple of hours after my application. I've gotten a few clients but competing so aggressively is not my kind of thing or what I want to do, so I've personally not used it since like fall. If you want to grow your account you need to work for cheap for the first weeks/months until you start to get a reputation.

 

[Chielou June]

I worked more on freelancer and made around 6000$ from 2015-2018

 

[vrodriguez305]

Was top rated for a while, made $250k+ doing crypto and mobile app dev.

 

[Marshmello]

Nobody hires new accounts without any previous work history in upwork.

 

[ArthurSchopenhauer]

Upwork is competitive, but if you do a few low-paying jobs to build your portfolio and then start to apply, you should get clients.

Currently I'm in the former phase, but it's been like 40 days since I started. Making about $700-800 a month.

 

[Preon]

Never made money but I have hired several outstanding writers for between $1 & $1.5 a word. The competition is fierce and the standards are fairly high.
I'm sure it would be possible to build out a great team of writers and then sell their services on here.

 

[Deleted member 1341650]

 

[michiosha1]

I was working there few years ago when I was a student. Started with doing some android apps for super low prices like 30$ (simple one-screen apps), but after getting few first jobs I easily could get jobs with 100$/day rate. When I got "top rated" badge I got close to 100% hire rate could get pretty much any job in mobile apps category that I wanted. It was ok category, but better rates I was able to get occassionally in Reverse Enginnering jobs (like 1k/day). I'm not active there anymore, so things may be a bit different now. I never worked for $ per hours (it's good only if you are not confident about your skills), always fixed price, if you know what you are doing it's easier to earn more.

 

[Kenitra2020]

their not accepting any new applications

 

[Sristy]

Was top rated for a while, made $250k+ doing crypto and mobile app dev.

Awesome..

 

[perfectionism16]

Even my account has not been approved yet. :/

 

[Dhilariousdandy]

Was top rated for a while, made $250k+ doing crypto and mobile app dev.

Wow! Interesting. Can you shed more light on how you write your proposal to win some contracts?

 

[TheKingSlayer]

Too much competition on upwork for new sellers. So, I'd say the growth curve is pretty hard

 

[lorentzo]

Around 71K working on a specific niche/thing wich is not very competitive.

 

[IncognitoSince2002]

Upwork is competitive, but if you do a few low-paying jobs to build your portfolio and then start to apply, you should get clients.

Currently I'm in the former phase, but it's been like 40 days since I started. Making about $700-800 a month.

It's a great figure tbh , which category btw

 

[ArthurSchopenhauer]

It's a great figure tbh , which category btw

writing. It's hard to find high-paying jobs in this field though. The good ones ask for native English speakers, so you can't apply even if you have excellent writing skills.