Whatever you create,
work protected.
Agreements, invoices, bookings and a reputation you own. For every freelancer in India, whatever your craft and however long you've been at it.
// Your client signs from any email. No account needed.
Become a founding member →// Founding members get 3 months of the top tier, free.
Sound familiar?
Every one of these is survivable, if the deal was on paper first.
Sign once. The rest follows.
Your client signs from a link, no account needed, so you can put your whole existing client base on paper right away. The same deal drives everything else: your calendar, your invoice, your reminders, and the rating at the end.
Verbal to written in three moves.
Handshakes still matter. They just stop being the only thing holding a deal together.
Enter the deal details.
Project, deliverables, dates, fee, revisions, usage rights. A few minutes, in plain language.
Sign it, send the link.
Add your signature and the agreement goes out as a link, straight from the deal. Any email works.
They open and sign. Any device.
An email OTP unlocks the signature box; they draw or upload their signature. Binding under the Information Technology Act, 2000. The signed PDF lands in both inboxes.
Get listed. Get seen. Get booked.
Producers and clients search the directory by role, city and dates. Your work, your availability and your Goodwill Score do the pitching.
Your dates, your rules.
Your availability, the holds you accept and the work you sign, on one calendar.
Any deal, on paper in minutes.
A one-day shoot, a twelve-article retainer, a wedding, a feature film. If you work for yourself, it's covered.
The bill writes itself.
Raised from the agreement, with the tax worked out and the reminders set.
// You don't need to know what the abbreviations mean to get them right. That's the point.
Repeat work gets faster every time.
Save your terms and the people you work with, and the next agreement fills itself in.
The rest of the kit.
Founding membership is open right now.
Three months of the top tier, free. Limited seats.
Become a founding member →Reputation has a number.
Members rate each other after every completed engagement, and those ratings build a score from 0 to 100. One review per signed deal, only from people you've actually worked with. Everyone starts at 80. Slow to build, easy to lose, and it cannot be bought.
Producers see your score before they ask. Turning up, delivering and being easy to work with stops being a claim and becomes a record.
It runs both ways. When a producer sends you a booking request, their score and testimonials arrive with it. Know who you're saying yes to.
Nobody is above the score.
A flat subscription. Never a commission.
You pay what you see. Prices include GST.
Founding members pay none of this for three months.
Become a founding member →
Fair questions, straight answers.
Both, and here is how each works. When you join, you build a profile: your role, your city, your work and credits, and an availability calendar you control. That profile sits in a directory that producers and clients search when they need someone. They filter by role, city and dates. Say a producer needs an editor in Bangalore from the 10th to the 15th of September: the directory shows them editors who are not already booked on those dates, with their work and their Goodwill Score. From there they can place a hold on your dates or send you a booking request directly. Your availability and your score do the pitching for you. And for the work you find yourself, the way most freelance work arrives, the platform turns that deal into a signed agreement in minutes and an invoice after that. Finding work and protecting work live in the same place.
No. Most people arrive with nothing in writing, and that is exactly the situation the platform was built for. From the day you join you can set up your profile, list your availability, and appear in the directory where producers and clients search. When your next deal comes, whether through the directory or your own network, you put it on paper in minutes: fill in the project, the fee, the dates and the terms, send it as a link, and get back a signed document. There is no requirement to bring anything with you except the work you already do.
No, never, and this matters more than it sounds. You create the agreement on your side and send it. Your client receives an email with a link. They open it on any device, read the full agreement, and sign it with a one-time password sent to their email. No signup, no app to download, no learning curve on their side, nothing for them to pay. The moment both of you have signed, the final PDF with its signing certificate lands in both inboxes, and you can raise your invoice from the same engagement. The entire deal runs end to end even if only one of you is on The Goodwill Network. Which means you can put your whole existing client base on paper starting tomorrow, without asking anyone to join anything.
A flat monthly subscription, starting at ₹499 a month. Each plan includes agreement credits, the number of agreements you can raise in a month. Higher plans carry more credits, priority placement in the directory, Google Calendar sync and more. If you need an extra agreement in a busy month, you can add one without changing plans. Two things we never charge: commission and hidden tax. The Goodwill Network takes no cut of your fee, ever; your money moves directly between you and your client. And the price you see is the price you pay, because we absorb the GST on our own fees. For the plan-by-plan breakdown, and what all of this costs when done piecemeal without the platform, see the freelancer plan comparison.
It happens far less than you might fear, and when it does, it tells you something worth knowing. Refusals are rare because signing costs your client almost nothing: the agreement is short and in plain language, it opens from an email link, and signing takes about two minutes with no account needed. It reads as professionalism, not suspicion. Asking to put a deal in writing is not an accusation; it is how work is done everywhere else, and it protects them just as much as you. If a client still refuses to put in writing what they promised out loud, you have learned that before the work started instead of after the invoice went unpaid. That knowledge, uncomfortable as it is, is the protection working.
Our Ethos
But budgets shift, dates slip, and good people on both sides of the table pay for it: invoices that wait, credits that vanish, and work that falls apart. Some promises break by accident, some by design, all of them because nothing was holding them up.
To earn trust, we must back our words. So we give every promise something to stand on. Commitments in writing, made in minutes, honoured on both sides.
From “don’t you trust me?” to “of course we’ll sign, everyone does.”
Never work on a promise again.
Founding membership is open. Three months of the top tier, free.
Become a founding member// A little goodwill goes a long way.