Upwork lists Screen Shelf at $33k in client spend.
$32,960 in published client spend across 49 contracts. The full read below — free.
Who's actually behind the account.
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What the blended average hides
Money is concentrated in mid-rate technical retainers and high-value ad consults while a large share of openings are low-paid VA/listing gigs — expect a split: ~$4–10/hr for most administrative tasks versus $18–30+/hr for the few sustained dev/ads contracts, so price technical proposals accordingly and avoid competing on commodity admin pricing if you want higher rates.
Where the work actually is
All 49 contracts by category. Web development leads with 20 of 49 contracts.
Hiring right now, not last year.
When the contracts on record started — and how they're structured. 3 of 49 are still in progress.
Jobs they've posted publicly
Every contract on record — all 49
Freelancer names removed · roles onlyHow they hire, and how they treat people
Single eCommerce buyer who repeatedly hires for Shopify/website builds, ads, and admin support across a mix of long hourly retainers and small fixed-price tasks.
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