Questions and answers

No. You find the work, we are the company you invoice through. We do not source you, place you, mark you up or set your rate. View our terms and conditions for more information.

Yes, as many as you like. Once you are set up, another client is another invoice and nothing else. No starting over, no new forms, and one tax form at year end covering all of them.

On the 5% option, on the payment run after the client pays us. On the 10% option, on the payment run whether they have paid or not, subject to approval. Payment runs every two weeks.

No. You stay a 1099 independent contractor. You set your rate, pick your clients, and there is no non-compete.

You can. Then the registering, the filings, paying yourself and chasing late clients are all yours. Our company carries general liability coverage. Professional liability, sometimes called errors and omissions, is yours to carry either way. What the fee buys is the billing, the money handling, the client forms and one tax form at year end. Whether that beats running it yourself is your call.

Not today, and we will not pretend otherwise. Passthrew is infrastructure. If work comes through our network you will hear about it, but it is not what you are paying for.

Here are the words, once, so you know them if a client uses one. A W-9 is the tax form a business gives its clients so it can be paid. A certificate of insurance is the page that proves our general liability insurance is in force, and we send it when a client asks. That is general liability only, not professional liability, errors and omissions, or cyber coverage. A services agreement is the contract between their company and ours, if they want one. Vendor onboarding forms are whatever a client makes a new supplier fill in before it can pay, and we fill them in. At the end of the year you get one 1099, the form that reports what we paid you.

Our company carries general liability coverage. That is general liability only. It is not professional liability, errors and omissions, or cyber coverage. Professional liability is yours to carry.