You work
Find the work. Keep the cash.
Profile, skills, references, and a track record live in one place. Organisations find you. You join. You deliver. The Skrum debit card is where real money shows up.
Get paid
Get paid to work remotely.
Join Skrum. Find jobs in your skillset. Build a profile, collect references, and show your productivity. Join one organisation — or several. Cash lands on your Skrum debit card. You never wonder if you’ll get paid.
You hire
Find talent. Hand them a project.
Search by skillset. Assign a task or a whole project. Watch it move through the same PM tree as the rest of your org. Pay through Skrum — they get cash. You get the work.
For people who work
Join. Prove it. Get paid.
Build your profile
Skills, rate, availability. References from work you already shipped. A productivity record — not a CV nobody reads.
Join organisations
One studio, or many. Same login. Same quiet hours. Work stays in the project it belongs to.
Jobs in your skillset
Skrum matches the brief to what you actually do. Take the task. Ship it. The next one is waiting.
Skrum debit card
Real cash. Your account.
Work pays onto a Skrum debit card — then into your account. Not points. Not a voucher. Money you can spend. You never sit around hoping a client “will pay Friday.”
- Paid when the work is accepted
- Card + bank payout
- Don’t ever worry about not getting paid
For employers
Find talent. Get work done.
Give someone a task or a project. They work inside Skrum — same Gantt, Drive, mail, agents. You pay. They get paid.
Find the skill, not a résumé pile
Filter by what you need this week. See references and how they actually ship — not a LinkedIn essay.
Hand them a task or a project
It lands in the same tree your team already uses. Agents can schedule it. You still approve the big moves.
Pay once. They get cash.
Skrum holds the payment until the work is in. Then it hits their debit card. Nobody chases invoices in a side chat.
Guarantee
Don’t ever worry about not getting paid.
If the work is done in Skrum, the pay is in Skrum. Card, then your account. That is the deal — for you, and for the person you hired.