Work with
confidence.
Hire talent. Find work. Get paid. Your payments stay protected in escrow from the moment a job begins.
Built around protected work.
UNIT Work is a marketplace where the same profile can hire today and work tomorrow. The defining difference is escrow: accepted payment is protected on Unit Network while the job is active.
One job. Six clear moments.
UNIT Work is a marketplace where people hire each other for projects. One profile can do both: post work today, apply for work tomorrow.
One price. One delivery.
Best for clearly defined work such as a logo, audit or single article.
Pay stage by stage.
Best for larger projects where checkpoints make progress easier to verify.
Pay approved time.
Best for ongoing or open-ended work where the total is not known upfront.
Getting started.
During testing, register using the current UNIT registration environment. Use inviter username @unit.
Choose the method you set up.
Credentials
Email, password and PIN.
Passkey
Your device fingerprint, face or screen lock.
Wallet
A browser wallet already holding your Unit account.
Everything important is close.
Work
Jobs — posted, active and open work.
Proposals — applications
received and sent.
Network & account
Talent · Messages · Earnings · Profile
From brief to payment.
A complete employer journey: post the work, choose who does it, protect the budget in escrow, review delivery and release payment.
Post a job.
From Jobs, select Post a job. Give the job a clear title, a detailed scope, the professional occupation, up to 10 skills, a payment model, payment asset and budget.
Review applications.
Applications appear on the job page. Read the proposal first, then open the profile to check the work score, finished jobs and relevant experience. Use the bid as one factor, not the only factor.
Hire — and fund escrow.
Select Hire on the application you want. Once confirmed, the accepted bid leaves your wallet and moves into escrow, the job becomes In progress, other applications close and a job conversation opens.
Set milestones when needed.
Milestone jobs must be split into stages. Each milestone needs a title, amount and a clear definition of what “done” means. The milestone amounts must add up to the escrowed total.
Review what gets delivered.
When work is submitted, the job shows that it is ready for review. Check the freelancer’s note, links and deliverables, then either Approve & release or Request revision.
Approve and release payment.
Approval is final. UNIT Work shows one last confirmation with the exact figure to be released. After approval, the milestone is marked approved and the escrow balance decreases.
Hourly jobs follow a rhythm.
See the whole picture.
The Earnings page shows net, earned, spent and in escrow, plus escrow allocation, job performance and CSV export.
Win the job. Deliver. Get paid.
Your path as a worker starts with a credible profile and ends when approved funds leave escrow and reach you.
Build a profile worth hiring.
Employers filter quickly. Your professional title and level, tagline, about section, skills, hourly rate, availability and links all help them decide whether to continue reading.
Find work worth applying for.
Open Jobs and switch to Explore. Each card shows the payment type, budget, application count and how recently the job was posted.
Send a proposal that proves you read the brief.
Use the proposal to restate the problem in your own words, explain your approach, show one piece of relevant proof and state what happens next. Then enter your bid.
Track your pipeline.
The Proposals page shows every job you applied to and whether it is pending, accepted or closed. Pending proposals can still be withdrawn.
Work from the job workspace.
Once hired, the Work tab becomes your operating view. Escrow & Payment confirms the money is there; Project progress shows what is next; Messages keeps the job conversation tied to the engagement.
Submit so approval is easy.
For each submission, mark whether it is the first submission or a revision, add up to 10 labelled deliverable links and include a short note saying what changed and what the employer should check.
Get paid.
When the employer approves, the money is released from escrow immediately, minus the 5% platform fee. A 600 UNITCOIN milestone pays 570 UNITCOIN.
Use the paper trail first.
Messages, cancellations and disputes are designed to keep the job history visible and the escrow rules predictable.
One conversation per job.
UNIT Work adds system messages for the moments that matter: hired, milestones defined, work submitted, approved and paid, cancellation proposed and dispute opened.
Try cancellation before escalation.
If both sides broadly agree that the job should stop, propose a split of the remaining escrow. The other side can accept or decline. If accepted, the split happens immediately and the job closes.
Escalate only when you genuinely cannot agree.
A dispute freezes the job and its escrow until it resolves. The claimant provides a statement and evidence. Either side can propose a split and the other side can accept.
Know the labels.
Escrow
A locked holding account. Money waits here until work is approved.
Milestone
One stage of a larger job, with its own part of the budget.
Release
Paying money from escrow to the worker. This is final.
Proposal
A worker’s application: a short letter plus their price.
Time report
On hourly jobs, a batch of hours submitted for approval.
Work score
A reputation score out of 100 based on finished engagements.
Common questions
Can I change the payment model after posting?
No. Fixed, Milestone and Hourly are set at posting. Cancel and repost if you chose the wrong one before hiring anyone.
Does it cost anything to post or apply?
No. Money only moves when an employer hires. Posting and applying are free.
Can an employer take the money back after hiring?
Not unilaterally. They can propose a cancellation that the other side must accept, or raise a dispute, which freezes the escrow.
Can a payment be reversed after approval?
No. Release is final and immediate. Review the work before approval.
How many revisions can be requested?
The guide states there is no limit. Each revision keeps the escrow in place while the work is returned with notes.
Who sees my résumé?
Only an employer you have applied to. It is not shown publicly.
I lost my password or PIN. Can support reset it?
No. Neither is stored by Unit; they are combined to rebuild your keys at sign-in.