iince

For e-commerce brands and the people who build them

Hand-picked freelancers for serious e-commerce.

iince introduces online stores and agencies to the people who actually make their work happen — designers, developers, ad creatives, store builders, operations, photographers. Curated by someone who has done it themselves.

  • Every freelancer vetted before introduction
  • Replies within one working day
  • Free for freelancers, one-time fee on hire

10+

Freelancer categories, e-commerce first

48h

Average shortlist turnaround

4

Languages supported

0%

Platform cut on ongoing work

How it works

Three steps. No noise.

  1. 1Step 1

    Tell us what you need

    Role, budget, timeline, languages. A real brief — not a twelve-question intake form.

  2. 2Step 2

    We send a shortlist in 48 hours

    Two or three freelancers we'd hire ourselves. With portfolios, rates, and a short note on why they fit.

  3. 3Step 3

    You hire who you want

    From there, you work with them directly. iince takes a one-time finder's fee from the employer — never an ongoing cut.

Why iince

Different from every platform you have tried.

01

Human matchmaking, not browsing

We pick a shortlist; you do not sift profiles. The matchmaking is the product, not a side feature.

02

E-commerce first, not e-commerce only

The heart of the pool is e-commerce — stores, ads, conversion, operations. But the network covers remote roles beyond it, so if you need someone outside e-commerce, just ask.

03

One-time fee, paid by employers

Freelancers never pay iince. Employers pay a one-time finder's fee on hire. No ongoing platform cut on the working relationship.

04

Europe and Turkey first

A regional network with depth that platforms based elsewhere can't match — and a founder who speaks the language of the local market.

Founder

Doris Firlus

Who runs iince

iince didn't start as an agency. It started because I kept getting asked: do you know someone who can do this?

Running e-commerce stores meant hiring constantly — designers, developers, media managers, ad creatives, the people who actually make an online business work. Over time, the network of freelancers I trusted got bigger than my own projects could use. So I started introducing them to other store owners and agencies.

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