Malt Open lets freelancers invited by a client create a profile, send a quote, and start a project quickly.
- Create your Malt profile via the invitation link sent by your client.
- Send your quote and upload legal documents to get validated.
- Once approved, the project can start on Malt.
Creating my Malt profile
If your client invited you to join Malt to collaborate on a project, you now have access to a secure space to manage your quotes, invoices, and payments, with payments processed within 10 days after your project ends.
Plus, you can connect with a network of 70,000 companies, greatly expanding your opportunities.
To accept the invitation, simply click the “Create my profile” link in the email to register on the platform and start setting up your account.
• Create your profile.
• Review your client’s project details and ask any questions via Malt’s secure messaging.
• Send your quote directly on Malt.
• Submit all the necessary legal documents to finalize the collaboration.
• Start the project once everything has been approved.
Discover a step-by-step demo of the registration process with Malt Open.
Sending my quote using Malt
At this stage, check your Malt inbox to review the project proposal.
If you’re interested, send your quote directly to the client through Malt. This lets you submit your offer and discuss project details securely, keeping all communications centralized on the platform.
After sending your quote, you will be prompted to download the necessary legal documents to complete your profile validation.
Uploading my legal documents
As a freelancer, you must upload your legal documents to Malt. This step is crucial to ensure a secure environment for both you and your client.
Once uploaded, your documents will be reviewed to confirm everything is in order before you can start the project. This verification helps protect your work and ensures compliance with legal requirements.
Starting the projects
Once all your documents have been submitted and approved, your quote will be automatically sent to the client. Once they accept it, you can begin the project.