Find someone to get it done.
Hire students, mentors and pros from the Monstersgate community.
- 32 people open to work
- We take no cut.
- Every bounty reviewed
Three ways to get work done
Gig
Paid in cash, arranged and paid directly between you and the worker.Task
Funded from your MonsterCoin balance, held in escrow and released on approval.Collab
Unpaid team-up , equity, credit or portfolio. Seat-based, no budget. 3 open nowHow it works
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Post what you need
Pick the kind of work and describe it.
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Compare applicants
Read short pitches, or invite people yourself.
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Hire the right person
Pick one and work from the same brief.
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Approve the work
Approve the delivery. Task coins release on approval.
Meet people ready to work
Backend Software Engineer specialized in developing scalable and reliable web applications, RESTful APIs, and database-driven syst...
I'm a Web Penetration Tester and Computer Science student at Assiut University, currently in my third year, with a growing focus o...
JuionrSoftware Engineering specializing in Artificial Intelligence, NLP, and Large Language Models (LLMs). Experienced in AI appl...
We take no cut.
Clients pay freelancers directly and in full. We earn from optional plans, never from your work.
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Gigs: pay the freelancer directly
Agree the fee and pay your way.
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Tasks: coins held until you approve
Released only when the work is approved.
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Collabs: no money changes hands
Team up for credit, equity or a portfolio piece.
Posting is free to start
Every account posts within its plan. Paid plans raise the limits.
| Free 0 EGP | |
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| Bounties you can post | 5 a month |
| Live at the same time | 2 |
Questions, answered
Short answers to what people ask first.
Does Monstersgate handle the payment?
Not for gigs: the client pays the freelancer directly. For tasks, coins are held on the platform and released on approval.
Who can post and who can apply?
Anyone with a Monstersgate account: students, mentors and outside clients alike.
What if the work isn't right?
You approve against the acceptance criteria you set. If you can't agree, either side can open a dispute.
Your next hire is one post away
Describe the work, pick its kind and start getting applicants.