Pricing
A flat subscription on each side. No transaction fees, no percentage of anyone's rate. The money in an engagement moves directly between you and never through corpn.
Contractors
| Tier | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Profile visible, browse contracts, blog publishing, earn 1 credit/mo |
| Pro | $9/mo | Respond to outreach, unlimited engagements, time-tracking, invoicing, 5 credits/mo |
Free contractors are findable but can't respond to outreach — upgrading takes a minute when the first pitch arrives.
Companies
| Tier | Price | Seats | Credits/mo | Engagement slots | Effective $/seat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | — |
| Starter | $29/mo | 1 | 5 | 5 | $29 |
| Team | $79/mo | 3 | 15 | 15 | ~$26 |
| Growth | $149/mo | 7 | 35 | 30 | ~$21 |
| Business | $299/mo | 15 | 75 | Unlimited | ~$20 |
| Add-on seat | +$25/seat/mo | +1 | +5 | — | $25 |
A seat is a person who can initiate connections, approve timesheets, and manage engagements — read-only browsing needs none, so the Free tier is browse-only. Credits are tier-capped and don't roll over; there is no overage billing. Beyond seats and credits, tiers differ in engagement slots — how many active engagements a company can run at once. The per-seat price falls as you grow.
Why does accepting cost a credit too? Because it makes every connection a deliberate choice on both sides. That's what keeps pitches worth reading — and inboxes quiet.
The receipts
- A contractor billing $5,000/mo pays Upwork ~$500. On corpn: $9.
- LinkedIn Recruiter for a 25-person org: ~$4,250/mo. corpn Business + seats: $549/mo.
- A company saving $4,000/mo on agency markup pays corpn $29–299/mo.
No transaction fees. No percentage of your rate. No payment processing. Ever. If corpn ever charges a take rate, we've broken the thing that makes it work.
Founding members
Founding contractors get Pro free for 12 months (first 50). Founding companies get Team free for 6 months (first 25). Founding-member pricing is grandfathered for life as later cohorts step up. Claim a founding spot.
Common questions
How do payments work?
Directly between you. The company pays the contractor by whatever method the two of you agree on — ACH, wire, invoice from their LLC. Money never passes through corpn, which is why there are no transaction fees.
What does it cost?
Contractors: free to be found, $9/mo (Pro) to respond to outreach and use time-tracking and invoicing. Companies: free to browse, subscriptions from $29/mo to make contact. That’s the entire business model.
What are credits?
A spam brake, not a currency. Starting a conversation costs the initiator a credit, and accepting costs the recipient one — so every connection is a deliberate choice by both sides. They come with subscriptions, can’t be bought separately, and don’t roll over.