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Designers
How to bid on a project?
If you are a new user, you will first have to Sign up using a quick two step process. It is FREE. Once registered, you can download the initial project information package (.ZIP file containing drawing, pictures or text) and based on the information provided, prepare your proposal and supporting bid materials using samples, renderings, description etc. Up to 3 supporting files are allowed per bid (check the file size limitations on Place Bid page bottom). Once your bid proposal is ready, click the "Place Bid" button on the project page and post your bid. You can choose to be notified of lower bids.
(Bidding | Project Guidelines)
How can I ask a question about a project that will help me place my bid?
Post your question on the message board for that project. To post a private message for the Client, just type Client’s nickname in the box provided. This will make your message accessible for the specified user only. To access the project message board, click the link (button) on the project page.
How much it will cost to me as a Designer?
It is FREE to join and bid on projects. You don't have to pay a dime until you've won your first project. It's only after you have won your first project, which means this system is working for you, that you will have to start supporting the system in the form of monthly membership fee. Successful bidders will be charged a percentage of the bid as posted on our Fees and Charges page. There are also discounts for our Special Members and Top Designers.
I am interested in knowing more about this project but could not locate it on your system.
To see details of a project you have to log-in first. Everything is accessible from your account management panel.
Where is the project information package for me to download?
The project information package is an optional part of an open project.
When a client post a new project he has the ability to upload on our server additional information for that project: drawing, text, or picture so that designers can download that information in order to better prepare their bids.
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