Upwork lists ProcureHQ at $14k in client spend.
$13,671 in published client spend across 14 contracts. The full read below — free.
Who's actually behind the account.
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What the blended average hides
Don’t trust a single ‘average’ — the buyer splits work between low-hourly commodity tasks (~$10–$20/hr) and higher-rate specialist work (~$30–$50/hr); budget proposals should price specialist services at the top band while treating routine production work as commodity-priced.
Where the work actually is
All 14 contracts by category. Video, animation & audio leads with 3 of 14 contracts.
Hiring right now, not last year.
When the contracts on record started — and how they're structured. 2 of 14 are still in progress.
Jobs they've posted publicly
Every contract on record — all 14
Freelancer names removed · roles onlyHow they hire, and how they treat people
Sydney-based buyer hiring a mix of branding, marketing, legal and ops help, running both fixed-scope gigs and ongoing hourly support.
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