You get a minimum of 5 FREE projects each month depending on your profile level. Each project will be displayed for 15 days. These are non-cumulative. Once you’ve used these up you can purchase more. You will be given the option of which package you want to use when you post a project.

On Jobvir, prices are quoted in US Dollars as a reference point, but all transactions occur in Bitcoin.

Once a dollar price has been agreed upon between Employer and Service Provider, and the employer chooses to accept the bid, the employer will make a payment in Bitcoin at the market rate of USD to BTC at that time. That is what the Service Provider will earn (minus referral fee commission).

Each project requires the following information:

Category: Choose the most appropriate category.

Project Title: Give the Project a descriptive title to easily appear in searches.

Description: Give an in-depth breakdown of what you require.

Attachments: Supply any supporting documentation for your project. Remember this will be publicly available. (A maximum of 5 with a maximum size of 20mb each).

Skills:  What skills do you expect the Virtual Employee to have.

Project Budget:  What is the budget for your project to give Virtual Employees an idea of the scope and remuneration to be expected.

Location:  if the project requires location specific VE.

Milestone: If you want to track the process of large projects, you can use the milestone feature to track specific waypoints to measure the projects progress. Type in a milestone and hit enter to save it and create the next milestone text box.

Once you’ve posted a project, prospective employees can bid on the project, offering a price and timeline for its completion.

You can also search for VE’s and invite them to bid on one of your projects by clicking on the ‘Invite Me’ button. You can then select which projects you want to invite them to and then click ‘Invite’. If they accept you’ll be notified in your notifications feed.

You get a maximum of up to 5 non-cumulative free bids a month (Some promotions will allow you to earn more monthly bids) . If you use these up, you‘ll be able to purchase more. You’ll be notified of this whenever you bid on a project and your bids have run out.

On Jobvir, prices are quoted in US Dollars as a reference point, but all transactions occur in Bitcoin.

Once a dollar price has been agreed upon between Employer and Service Provider, and the employer chooses to accept the bid, the employer will make a payment in Bitcoin at the market rate of USD to BTC at that time. That is what the Service Provider will earn (minus referral fee commission).

If you find a project you can fulfil, click the bid button. You’ll need to make the employer / project owner an offer for a price and how long it will take you to complete the project. Be realistic as undercutting your fellow bidders only to create delays or not get proper remuneration for your work will ultimately work against you in ratings and future work with the same employer.

In the beginning it is harder to get chosen for projects, but as long as the first few you do are stellar, you’ll find your bid acceptance rate increases.

You can also make any comments or pose any questions to the employer in your bid application. The employer will then be able to contact and discuss these with you before accepting your bid.

Once a prospective Virtual Employee has bid on your project, you will be notified in your notification feed (the bell at top right), you will see the bids listed underneath the project on the project page, along with the amount, duration and any notes the Virtual Employee has about the project.

Once you’ve bid on a project and the Hirer has accepted it, you’ll be notified in your notification feed (the bell at the top right). You can then open  the projects’ workspace, which will be your virtual office, where you can communicate with your Hirer, share files and send them the project files.

As a Service Provider / Freelancer, on successful completion of the project for the Hirer, you get to take home whatever you bid to complete the project minus Jobvir’s commission and any fees relating to withdrawing or transferring your available funds.

The referral fee for fixed price projects is 2,75% of the accepted bid amount.

Jobvir is free to sign up, and allocates a set monthly amount of 5 non-cumulative  Free bids a month to bid on projects posted by Hirers. If you use these up, you‘ll be able to purchase more. You’ll be notified of this whenever you bid on a project and your bids have run out.

The available bid packages are:

FREE:

5 Free bids a month (non-cumulative)

STANDARD:

$5 for 5 Bids

HIGH:

$10 for 20 Bids

PREMIUM:

$20 for 50 Bids

 

 

If you decide to accept a bid from a prospective Service Provider / Freelancer, all you pay is the bid price set by the Service Provider, there are no additional charges.

Jobvir is free to sign up, and allocates a minimum set monthly amount of 5 (depending on your profile level) non-cumulative free posts to list a project, receive bids from freelancers/Service Providers, review the Service Providers’ portfolio and discuss the project requirements. If you use up your allotted free projects in the month, you may purchase more. The purchase price depends on the package you choose.

There are three package types:

FREE

You get a minimum of 5 FREE projects each month depending on your profile level. Each project will be displayed for 15 days. These are non-cumulative.

STANDARD

This plan includes 10 projects for $10. Each project will be displayed for 30 days.

PREMIUM

This plan includes 30 projects for $20. Each project will be displayed for 40 days.

Hirers who decide to accept your bid will pay your bid amount at the time of accepting the bid. Budgets and bids are quoted in US Dollars for reference, but all transactions occur in Bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated). Once a Hirer accepts your bid they will pay the US Dollar equivalent, at the exchange rate at that time, in Bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated). After the transaction, all amounts pertaining to that project will be quoted in the bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated) amount paid. 

Once the bid has been accepted you can then move into the Workspace to work with the Hirer.

If you are awarded a project, we charge you a referral fee relative to the value of the selected bid, of 2,75% of the accepted bid amount.

This winning bid amount is held by Jobvir for the security of both Service Provider and Hirer.

Once a job has been marked as completed by the Hirer, you will receive the Bitcoin bid amount, minus Jobvir’s commission, in your Jobvir balance (see Fees and Charges).

You can then request to withdraw all, or a portion of this amount (with a minimum of BTC0.005) via your crypto wallet. We charge a flat rate fee of the BTC equivalent of *$2.50 to transfer your withdrawal Bitcoin amount to a crypto wallet of your choosing to cover network fees. Withdrawals may take up to 7 days to process. A Fastrack option is available for a fee. There may be additional fees levied by your wallet provider or the crypto currency transactions exchange itself.

*We reserve the right to alter the network fee charge in cases of extreme  BTC volatility.

Disputes:

Should a Hirer or a Service Provider at any time decide to cancel an accepted bid project the project will move into a disputed phase whereby Jobvir will investigate and make a decision on which party wins the dispute (See ‘Disputes Resolution’).

Once you accept a bid you need to pay the amount of the bid upon acceptance. Budgets and bids are quoted in US Dollars for reference, but all transactions occur in Bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated). Once you accept a bid for the US Dollar amount, you’ll need to make a payment, in Bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated), for the equivalent US Dollar amount at the exchange rate at that time. After the transaction, all amounts pertaining to that project will be quoted in the bitcoin (or other crypto currencies where indicated) amount paid.

Once you’ve accepted and paid, this notifies the bidder and you can then move into the Workspace to work with the Service Provider.

This winning bid amount is then held by Jobvir for the security of both Service Provider and Hirer. Only once you have marked your project as complete, will funds be released to the Service Provider.

Disputes:

Should a Hirer or a Service Provider at any time decide to cancel an accepted bid project the project will move into a disputed phase whereby Jobvir will investigate and make a decision on which party wins the dispute (See ‘Disputes Resolution’).