Crm For Freelancers

Crm For Freelancers Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

CRM for Freelancers is a simple and affordable solution for freelancers to organize their business. Keep track of all your contacts, clients and projects in one place. You can easily burn out when trying to balance working, growing your branding, and networking with constant learning of new skill sets.

CRM for freelance workers is one of the greatest micro SaaS business ideas at the moment. The most valuable features for this idea are accessibility from mobile, a pipeline, task lists. The freelance market is growing rapidly. The global Freelance Platforms market size is to reach US$ 9192.9 million by 2026. Having a life and work balance is already hard, but it’s even harder for freelancers.

Provided Services:

A dedicated sales pipeline that's tailored to your needs.
A CRM system to help you manage all of your client data, including contact information and project details.
A dashboard that helps you keep track of your income, expenses, and time spent on each project.

In this list, you'll find real-world CRM for freelancers success stories and very profitable examples of starting a CRM for freelancers that makes money.

1. Solar Staff ($6M/year)

solar-staff //s3.amazonaws.com/www.starterstory.com/story_images/images/000/021/326/original/open-uri20221009-25-vx9a2y?1665301493 We used business networking and personal connections to attract and retain customers, along with themed conferences and context advertising. Our promotional budget accounts for 20-25% of our revenues.

How much money it makes: $6M/year
How much did it cost to start: $1.5M
How many people on the team: 77

I Put My Entire Life Savings Into This Startup Idea & Turned It Into An $6M Business

Solar Staff is a profitable fintech solution that helps businesses work with cross-border contractors, making interaction with freelancers 5 times faster and optimizing business productivity, with a YOY growth of 92% and plans to expand into the UK, India, Mexico, and Brazil.

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2. FVA Business Consultancy ($12K/year)

Julmar Grace Locsin, founder of Filipino Virtual Assistance, came up with the idea after experiencing the challenges of transitioning from office jobs to freelancing. Recognizing the potential for freelancing to improve the lives of individuals and families, Locsin and her husband launched FVA to provide training, coaching, and services to empower freelancers. Since its inception, FVA has trained over 25,000 students and aims to become the top online academy in the world.

How much money it makes: $12K/year
How much did it cost to start: $500
How many people on the team: 14

On Starting A Business Training Virtual Assistants

Filipino Virtual Assistance by FVA Business Consultancy, founded by Julmar Grace Locsin, offers online and offline training to empower marketers, enable businesses, and equip freelancers which has trained 25,000 students from their 31 courses, has 16 coaches assigned from different territories, and fifteen in the FVA team for global digital leadership that will impact the world through digitalization, one life at a time.

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