India has massive freelance talent, but projects often fail because of unclear scope, delayed payments, fake clients, fake portfolios and no dispute trail. 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.
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.
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.
