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Hire skilled Filipino talent direct — no agency, no markup

OnlineJobs.ph is a direct-hire marketplace, not a staffing agency. You browse over two million candidate profiles, interview who you like, and pay your hire directly — with no percentage cut going to the platform. Here's how it actually works, and how the cost compares to hiring locally.

Founded 2008 · used by small businesses and entrepreneurs, not just large teams.

What roles typically cost

Illustrative monthly ranges compiled from published sources. Pick a role — actual rates depend on experience and what you negotiate directly.

Local full-time hire (US/UK/AU)
$3,800/mo
Typical base salary + payroll tax + benefits overhead
Direct hire via OnlineJobs.ph
$700/mo
Full-time, experienced — paid directly, no platform cut
Typical monthly difference ≈ $3,100 saved

Ranges are directional estimates for comparison purposes, not a quote or guarantee. Your actual cost depends on role scope, experience level, and the rate you agree with your hire.

The process

Three steps, entirely on your terms

01

Search or post

Browse profiles by skill, or post a role and let candidates come to you. No recruiter picks the shortlist for you — you see everyone.

02

Interview and hire direct

Message and interview candidates yourself. When you find the right person, you agree on pay and terms directly — nothing routed through the platform.

03

Pay and manage on your terms

Part-time, full-time, hourly or salaried — you set it. You pay your hire directly, so there's no ongoing commission taken out of their wage.

Why the direct-hire model

What you're actually paying for

No markup

You pay your hire, not an agency

There's no percentage skimmed off your specialist's pay. What you negotiate is what they receive.

2M+ profiles

A large, searchable talent pool

Filter by skill, rate, availability, and English proficiency — the Philippines is one of the largest English-speaking remote workforces in the world.

Flexible terms

Part-time, full-time, or project-based

You decide the arrangement. There's no minimum commitment forced by the platform.

You own the relationship

Direct communication, start to finish

No account manager standing between you and the person doing the work. You interview, onboard, and manage them yourself.

A fair look

Who this is actually a good fit for

Good fit if you're willing to —

  • Run your own screening, interviews, and onboarding
  • Hire for an ongoing role, not a one-off task
  • Manage the working relationship yourself, long-term
  • Invest a bit of upfront time to find the right person

Consider alternatives if you —

  • Want a fully vetted, pre-matched candidate
  • Need a single small task done once
  • Prefer a managed agency to handle HR and compliance
  • Have no time at all to review applicants yourself

Ready to see who's available?

Browse candidates on OnlineJobs.ph →
Questions

Before you sign up

Is OnlineJobs.ph an agency?

No. It's a job marketplace — you browse candidate profiles yourself, interview whoever you like, and hire directly. The platform doesn't screen candidates for you or place itself between you and your hire.

How do I pay my hire?

You pay them directly, using whatever method you agree on together (bank transfer, PayPal, Wise, etc.). There's no escrow or per-transaction fee taken by the platform.

Does the platform take a cut of my hire's salary?

No — the model is built around a flat subscription for access to the marketplace, not a commission on wages.

How is this page connected to OnlineJobs.ph?

This is an independent, unofficial guide. We're not employed by or officially affiliated with OnlineJobs.ph as a company — we participate in their public affiliate program and earn a commission if you sign up through our link, at no extra cost to you.

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