When it comes to finding potential gigs, freelancers, startups, solo-operators and other independent contractors have never had it so good — all they need to do is turn to the internet. Job marketplaces for freelance services provide a platform where individuals get listed, and businesses can post projects or browse for what they need. Each site works a bit differently. Some sites offer free listings, while some are paid. Some make freelancers bid on projects; others merely play match-maker. Some take a percentage of the project value, while still others work with flat rates. But all serve the same purpose: helping potential freelancers and clients connect. Dice bills itself as a «career hub for tech insiders. Evanto Studios vets their freelancers and doesn’t allow just anyone to post their services on their directory. Their freelance profiles contain detailed pricing information, work samples and reviews. Fiverr’s freelance marketplace lets you browse ready and willing...