Browse open projects
The open project board with category filters, readable logged out.
See the work before you sign up for anything.
You can browse open projects without an account. Posting, bidding and anything involving money needs a free Koovira account.
The open project board with category filters, readable logged out.
See the work before you sign up for anything.
Describe the work and receive proposals instead of chasing people.
The brief exists once, not in fifteen chats.
Bid on a project, with a per-account bid quota that is logged and enforced.
Metered bidding keeps the board from filling with spam.
Every bid you have made, with the option to pull one back.
Change your mind before you are committed.
Clients triage proposals in-platform — shortlist the ones worth talking to, reject the rest.
Triage where the work is, not in your inbox.
The client sends a formal offer; the freelancer accepts or declines it.
Work starts on an explicit yes from both sides.
Split the project into milestones, fund each one before the work starts, and release it when the work is approved.
The money is provably there before you begin.
For jobs that are not worth splitting up, the full amount is funded and released in one go.
Same protection, less admin.
Escrow can be refunded as well as released — both milestone and full-project.
Funding money is not the same as losing it.
Either side opens a dispute; a Koovira admin resolves it, and release is blocked while it is open.
Someone neutral can actually stop the money.
Clients rate freelancers and freelancers rate clients, on the record.
Bad clients are a real problem too.
Operate as an individual, or as a company once your membership of it is validated.
An agency is not a person with a bigger profile.
Settlement writes an invoice row carrying the amount, the tax and the platform fee.
A payment record you can produce later.
The project, milestone and dispute screens for a company account live inside the Koovira merchant portal rather than the consumer site. Your bids and the open project board stay here.
Koovira connects projects, freelancers, agencies, escrow, ratings and disputes.
Freelancers need escrow and milestone clarity.
Clients need portfolios, ratings and verified history.
Work must be tied to agreed deliverables.
Individuals and companies need separate workflows.
Logos, graphics, UI/UX and brand collateral.
Websites, apps, integrations and technical builds.
Copy, blogs, scripts, translation and documentation.
Ads, SEO, social media and campaign management.
Editing, motion graphics, voiceover and production.
Larger scopes handled by verified agencies and teams.
The Bramha Recruit Agent reads your brief and suggests fitting, verified freelancers with a clear reason for each match — you choose who to engage.
Describe the work, budget and deadline in minutes.
Review portfolios, ratings and verified history before you pick.
Money sits in escrow so both sides are protected.
Approve deliverables and release payment — disputes have a trail.
Freelancers and agencies win projects with milestones and escrow-backed payments — no chasing invoices, no fake clients.
Showcase your portfolio, skills and verified history.
Send proposals to clients who have posted genuine work.
Agree scope and milestones with escrow protecting your pay.
Submit work, get approval and receive milestone payouts.
Milestone payments held in escrow until work is approved.
Your Koovira professional identity backs your portfolio.
Ratings, reviews and a dispute trail keep work accountable.
Discuss scope and share files with a saved conversation record.
Nothing is charged for creating an account, posting a project or submitting a bid. Charges apply at escrow settlement, and both the rate and who pays it are set by Koovira administration rather than fixed in code — so the mechanism is described here honestly instead of a number that could already be out of date.
Freeno charge to post, bid or browse
The whole marketplace up to the point money moves.
Bidding is quota-metered per account.
Browse projectsPlatform feedefault 2.5%, set by Koovira administration
Charged when escrow settles. Whether it is added to the buyer or deducted from the payout is an administrative setting.
The live rate is an administrative setting. Check the figure shown at checkout, not this page.
Plan-baseddeducted from the freelancer's payout
A commission resolved from the freelancer's membership plan, taken out of what they receive.
Rates are held in the database per plan. No rate is quoted on this page because none is fixed in code.
Every figure above is either a code default or an administrative setting. Where a rate is not fixed in code, this page says so rather than printing a number that could be wrong by the time you read it.
No. The open project board is readable logged out. Posting, bidding and anything involving money needs a free Koovira account.
It is real. Funds are placed into escrow against a milestone or the whole project, held, and then either released to the freelancer or refunded. There are separate implemented paths for fund, release and refund in both modes.
The dispute path. Either side can open a dispute, a Koovira admin resolves it, and while it is open the release is blocked.
Nothing to post or bid. On settlement a platform fee applies — the code default is 2.5% — and whether it is added to the buyer or taken from the payout is set by Koovira administration. A separate commission based on the freelancer's membership plan comes out of the freelancer's payout.
Because they are administrative and plan settings held in the database, not constants in the code. Printing one here would eventually be a lie. The figure that binds is the one shown at checkout.
No. Bids are quota-metered per account and the quota use is logged. This is what keeps the board from filling with copy-pasted proposals.
Yes. You can operate as an individual or as a company, and your membership of that company is validated before you can act as it.
For a company account they open inside the Koovira merchant portal. Your bids and the open project board stay on the consumer site.
Yes. Settlement writes an invoice carrying the amount, the tax and the platform fee.
Yes, ratings run both ways and are stored against the project.
India has massive freelance talent, but projects often fail because of unclear scope, delayed payments, fake clients, fake portfolios and no dispute trail.