A free, Taglish-first library of guides and templates for Filipino freelancers and their clients
This is a free resource site that explains freelancing in the Philippines in Taglish, from first steps and BIR registration to finding clients, pricing work and getting paid, with a separate guide for businesses hiring Filipino talent. It suits Filipino freelancers who want locally grounded guidance and buyers who want a practical primer on hiring in the Philippines. The public pages present a clear, well-organised offer at no cost, and the founder discloses his commercial link to the Zinn Hub marketplace.
Key takeaways
- Every guide, tool and resource is free, with no paywall, no hidden fees and, according to the homepage, no registration required.
- Content is written in Taglish and built around Philippine specifics such as BIR, SSS and PhilHealth rules, peso amounts and local payment options like GCash and Maya.
- Six content hubs cover getting started, finding clients, rates, payments, hiring Filipino freelancers and a walkthrough of Zinn Hub.
- The free toolbox includes a rate calculator in PHP and USD plus contract, proposal and invoice templates.
- The site and its founder, Norman Galanza, openly disclose a commercial connection to Zinn Hub, and the site says it also covers platforms such as Upwork, Fiverr and OnlineJobs.ph.
- The site states it does not give personalised legal or financial advice, so tax and legal questions still need a licensed professional.
Read the full Product review of PinoyFreelance.PH (in titled sections, with pros and cons, what the public pages show and the verdict)
Product review · Commissioned by the maker · 13 Oct 2026 · Report