How we compare

How we stack up

We get it: there's plenty of ways to get a marketing gig done. Here's how Unjumble compares to Fiverr, Upwork, Airtasker and agencies. Pick one below to see the side-by-side.

Free to postStripe-secured payments1,090+local Aussie freelancersABN required
What matters
Fiverr
Unjumble
What is it?
Global gig marketplace for one-off tasks
Local Australian marketplace for marketing gigs
Built for
Quick, low-cost one-off jobs
Australian small to medium businesses
Local freelancers, ABN connected
No
Yes
Specialised in marketing and creative
No
Yes
Knows the Aussie market
No
Yes
Pay by stage, not all upfront
No
Yes
Funds held till the work's signed off
Yes
Yes
Free to post a gig
Yes
Yes
Freelancer's fee drops to 10% on repeat work
No
Yes
AI supports freelancers, doesn't replace them
No
Yes
Offshores your work overseas
Yes
No
Priced in USD
Yes
No
Races to the bottom on price
Yes
No

Need a local freelancer that knows the market? Unjumble it.

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Choosing Unjumble, questions

If the work matters and you want a local freelancer who knows the Aussie market, Unjumble is the safer bet. Every freelancer who works on Unjumble has an ABN connected and an Australian mobile, you pay by stage through Stripe, and your bidder pool is local, not global. Global marketplaces are fine for quick, low-cost one-offs; Unjumble is built for the gigs you actually need to land.

Plenty of small businesses do. Keep the agency for the ongoing programs they manage well and run one-off gigs through Unjumble when you want to pick the exact freelancer, skip the retainer and pay by stage. They are not mutually exclusive.

Unjumble freelancers set their own prices in AUD, and you only pay for the gig (no platform markup, no retainer, no agency overhead). Global marketplaces are often priced in USD and add their own fees on top; agencies bundle freelancer time into a monthly retainer. For most single gigs, posting on Unjumble lands cheaper and clearer. Unjumble takes a connection fee on the gig, 20% on a first gig with a business and 10% on every gig after that with the same business, so the price you agree is the price you pay.

Every payment is held securely through Stripe until the work is done. On an outcome-based gig, funds are only released once you sign off, so if the work is not delivered, they stay with you. On a time-based gig, each month is held until it has been worked. You can also flag the freelancer; we review every report and act on the ones that breach our standards.

Yes. Posting a gig is free, browsing bids is free, and you only pay for the work itself, agreed up front and split into stages. No subscription, no platform fee on top of the freelancer's quote. Unjumble takes a connection fee on the gig: 20% on a freelancer's first gig with you, 10% on every gig after that.