Woaa!! very nice list. it will took hours to check em out.

Good job guys, and keep up

WOW, excelent

Kewl, very important stuff. Thanks

This list is amazing!! Thank you so much.

Thanks for this list. I’d add Freelancermap. They use to be specialized in the German market, but they went international a while ago. It’s not the prettiest of apps, but I got several jobs through it and a constant stream of project offers.

How about http://sologig.com? Huge resource, and much better than it used to be. Also, http://guru.com. Great list, though.

great list!!! thanks for compiling it…cheers….

Great list, thanks for taking the time to make it, really appreciate it!

Thanks for the additions,

@Tyler: Actually we’re in Australia, but I think just a lot of sites list American jobs, if you know some more European, foreign language or other international job listings, let us know!

Thanks for the list, great resource.

I didn’t see http://programmermeetdesigner.com listed. I’ve been using it with some pretty decent success.

Holy Guacamole Cyan!

What a sweet list!

I have a great site to add.

You guys are gonna love this:

http://www.burryman.com/freelance.html

Thanks for info nice post

Great stuff. You guys put up some GREAT content!

great list thanks, but dont you think there should be one freelance website in arabic?

Thank you so much for this great list …
I am so happy when I read this posting…

Thanks for this list mate

How about Gumtree? Although it does not cater for US as far as I remember. But pretty much the rest of the world (including South Africa, Australia, Europe) can use it as a freelance platform. Gumtree is owned by Ebay….

hey guys you forgot the job board over at cgnews! job boards are becoming a increasingly better, faster and cheaper way to get your jobs out there…
http://www.cgnews.com/jobs

You forgot one: Eurofreelancer.com - Freelance web design and programming for the european market, denominated in Euro’s.

That’s an impressive list of sites, I help run a job board which features both freelance and full time positions.
http://jobboard.geekup.org/

Thanks guys, i’ll add these, also just got a whole bunch of CG ones from a Digg comment:

http://www.awn.com
http://www.CGnews.com
http://www.creativeheads.net/
http://cgchannel.com/job/
http://www.2-popforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=180
http://flay.com/jobs_category.cfm?CategoryID=23
http://www.vfxtalk.com

Nice list! No jobs on our site but lots of resources guides and a forum for freelancers too:
http://www.freelanceuk.com

Hi,

I did not see http://www.Project4Hire.com listed in your list of Job Bidding Sites. It’s a good freelance job site.

This is a very comprehensive list. For those thinking about thinking about freelancing… Good Job

Blog: http://www.tecnologianow.com

Also need to mention the forum sites like forums.digitalpoint.com

This site seems to be appearing more in my job related web searches:
http://www.employmedirect.co.uk

nice list..you forgot a new one: http://www.jobburner.com

This is a popular offshore outsourcing source for buyers and service providers around the world.

http://www.OffshoreXperts.com

Great list! And great site btw! I discovered this blog a few days ago, but I love it already! Thanks!

Awesome list man!

You can also find jobs at:

http://www.employmentguide.com - Hourly Workers, Part Time
http://www.jobalot.com - Over 1 Million Jobs
http://www.careersingear.com - Just for Truck Drivers
http://www.healthcareerweb.com - Nurses find a job!

Fantastic! I am kind of obsessed with job lists myself. I practically read them like I read reddit or digg.

Another great job board site is http://www.YoSumo.com/

Don’t forget about FreelanceQ. This site delivers jobs right to you sort of like GMail would deliver email. Check it out: Freelance Jobs

Mac freelancers should check out this website:

http://www.macfreelancer.com/

Hey I really like reading your posts, but you don’t have a technorati button… I was hoping you could join technorati so I (and others, I’m sure) could stay tuned! Thanks!

Another resource http://www.filtertalent.com.

Another couple worth adding and in a currently unrepresented field are ProZ (http://www.proz.com) and Translators Cafe (http://www.translatorscafe.com) for freelance translators. Both are comprehensive sites, not just job listings, but the job listings are a huge draw.

Bloggers can make money by selling blog posts on http://www.blogpostsforsale.com

Keep a permanent profile / advert on http://www.myskillregister.com.au and find new leads for your next job!

well lots to update, we’ll add all these great resources to the list this week to keep it current.

Also just found another one myself for South Africans - http://www.freelanza.co.za/

Hi Cyan,

I’m the founder and MD of a UK website for freelancers called people4business.com - and have also just launched a sister site called people4charity.com which specialises in providing freelancers for the not-for-profit sector.

I used to sell my services as an IT contractor and set up people4business because I thought there must be an easier way!

Basically, Buyers and Sellers of services register on the site for free. The Seller specifies the rate they want to receive - we uplift this by a flat margin of 10% and make their details available on our search engine at this price. Contracts take place through the site and we invoice the Buyer at the price they have seen and pay the Seller the price they have asked for. For our margin we provide the platform, marketing, customer service, contracts, timesheets, invoicing, credit control - and we guarantee to pay the Seller of services irrespective of whether or when we are paid by the Buyer.

We have been running for a year now and have 6,000 Sellers (freelancers) and 750 Buyers (businesses).

If you need any more info. I’d be very happy to supply it.

Kind regards

Duncan

Yikes, sorry Geof - that would be my fault! I’ll get it updated first thing on Monday!

Actually I think there are a couple of freelance translators, someone else wrote to me about the same topic.

What languages do you translate between?

Can’t believe, this is still pulling visitors.
To any one with a job site or related topics!
Do not leave this one out!
Thumbs Up!
myskillregister.com.au

Ssshhh…stop telling everyone where the contracts are

Seriously though, thanks for the list. I knew about most of them, but there’s a couple there that I didn’t know about so hopefully something good will come of that. Cheers!

Hey all - This is a response to Ana’s question from April 07. Personally, I use gofreelance for getting most of my jobs and have always received good rates. One of the benefits of paying $2.95 to join is that you establish a quality marketplace of clients and freelance service providers. I can’t say enough good things about it, so check it out - http://tinyurl.com/35r9vv

One of the questions that I’ve always thought about (and struggled myself as well) has been that how do buyers differentiate between all the different providers. The same question I came across on ResourcePad exchange here: http://www.resourcepad.com/blog/2007/07/12/what-are-the-qualities-of-a-good-service-provider-part-1/#comment-15

I hope some of you guys can answer it.

I am freelancer from India.I have got many freelancing jobs from http://www.freelanceindia.com.This site is most popular in India.Your list is quite useful.I suggest you include http://www.freelanceindia.com also.It will prove to be a very useful.Thanks ,keep it up.

For those freelancers not looking to jump from project to project and instead want to find long-term clients for their services, look into http://www.freelancelocaltech.com . It’s designed to help clients find freelance technical consultants in their respective communities. Consultants compete locally, so no worrying about low-priced consultants on the other side of the world. Small businesses absolutely want to meet with their freelance consultants, and makes that easier. No middle-man: clients contact consultants directly, and if the client posts a need, registered consultants can contact the client directly.

Best of all: free free free! Free for consultants to post their services, free for clients to post their needs, free for consultants and clients to contact each other. Check it out at http://www.freelancelocaltech.com

Keep up the good work! Ciao!

Creative Niche has always has a number of freelance jobs to offer…check out the job board on the website:

http://www.creativeniche.ca/candidate_jobs.cfm

Can you please add this to the list?

Another great site, thats new but growing is http://www.freelancewar.com . It is a digital battleground for freelancers and project managers to connect and bid on projects. Whats cool about it is that theres no commission fees or monthly service fees.

What about a list of freelance jobsites that cater to international assignements but in English…? Thanks.

With the popularity of 3-D virtual worlds, freelance project m