Upwork lists TurnBnB at $123k in client spend.
$123,474 in published client spend across 50 contracts. The full read below — free.
Who's actually behind the account.
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What the blended average hides
Don’t assume high hourly pay from the headline spend — the buyer’s roster is dominated by low-hourly and sub-$400 fixed gigs, while two large architecture fixed-fee projects (≈$2.8k and ≈$4.5k) concentrate most of the budget; if you want steady higher rates, pursue the few senior architecture/DB roles rather than commodity micro‑tasks.
Where the work actually is
All 50 contracts by category. Web development leads with 12 of 49 contracts.
Hiring right now, not last year.
When the contracts on record started — and how they're structured. 12 of 50 are still in progress.
Jobs they've posted publicly
Every contract on record — all 50
Freelancer names removed · roles onlyHow they hire, and how they treat people
TurnBnB hires a steady stream of small fixed-scope web/design/marketing tasks plus occasional high-value architecture work and keeps hands-on project owners for multi-month hourly support.
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