Skip the agency.
Hire senior IT contractors directly — Salesforce, ERP, DevOps, security, software, data. No markup, no transaction fees, no middleman. A flat subscription from $29/mo, and the two of you contract directly.
Companies pay less. Contractors earn more. Software is the only difference.
What the middle layer costs.
Through an agency, a company pays $150/hr and the contractor sees $100 — the agency keeps $50of every hour, forever (a 50% markup on the contractor's rate — a third of every dollar you pay). On corpn, the same engagement clears at $125/hr direct: the company saves $4,000/mo, the contractor earns $4,000/mo more (at 160 hrs/mo), and corpn's cut of the rate is $0. We charge a flat subscription — $9/mo for contractors, from $29/mo for companies — and never touch the money between you.
Numbers above are one illustration. Contractors set their own rates on corpn — the platform never sets or suggests a rate.
For companies
- Post contracts and search senior profiles directly
- Pay your contractor their rate — not the agency's padded rate
- Flat subscription from $29/mo — cancel anytime
For contractors
- Keep your full rate — corpn takes $0 of it
- Your name and photo stay private until you accept an outreach
- $9/mo for unlimited engagements, time-tracking, and invoicing
How it works
1
Post or browse
Companies post contracts; contractors publish obfuscated profiles.
2
Structured pitch
Outreach costs a credit and follows a structured format; no spam, no recruiters, no cold DMs.
3
Accept and contract directly
Identities unlock only after both sides accept. You sign your own agreement and pay each other directly.
SF Platform Architect
Salesforce architecture for regulated mid-market
- Sales Cloud
- CPQ
- Apex
- Integration patterns
- Rate band
- $140–170/hr
- Availability
- Part-time · Remote (US)
Structured pitch
- Scope
- CPQ implementation review + roadmap
- Duration
- 6–8 weeks · ~15 hrs/wk
- Rate
- $150/hr
- Note
- Post-acquisition org merge; two price books; renewal automation is the pain point.
NetSuite Functional Consultant
O2C and month-end close for product companies
- SuiteScript
- ARM
- SuiteFlow
- Rate band
- $120–150/hr
- Availability
- Full-time · Remote (US)
Structured pitch
- Scope
- Terraform module refactor + CI hardening
- Duration
- 4–6 weeks · ~20 hrs/wk
- Rate
- $135/hr
- Note
- Two AWS accounts, drift everywhere; deploys take 40 minutes and everyone is scared of Fridays.
Illustrative examples — real profiles are browsable after signup.
44 contractor profiles live
Real names only after mutual acceptance. Until then, companies see skills, rates, and track record — not names, faces, or current employers.
Contractors $9/mo. Companies from $29/mo. No transaction fees — ever.
Founding contractors get Pro free for 12 months (first 50). Founding companies get Team free for 6 months (first 25).
6 of 50 contractor spots left
Straight answers
How do payments work?
Directly between you. The company pays the contractor by whatever method the two of you agree on — ACH, wire, invoice from their LLC. Money never passes through corpn, which is why there are no transaction fees.
What happens if there’s a dispute?
You resolve it with each other, per your own contract. corpn provides ratings, blocking, and reporting tools, but isn’t a party to your agreement and doesn’t mediate.
Is my data sold?
No. corpn is privacy-first: no data sales, no ad targeting, analytics only if you opt in, and we honor Global Privacy Control.
Questions, answered plainly
Is corpn a staffing agency?
No. corpn is software — a bulletin board with power tools. We never recruit on anyone’s behalf, never place or vet candidates, never set rates, and are not a party to any contract between users. Companies and contractors find each other and act for themselves.
What does it cost?
Contractors: free to be found, $9/mo (Pro) to respond to outreach and use time-tracking and invoicing. Companies: free to browse, subscriptions from $29/mo to make contact. That’s the entire business model.
Why are profiles anonymous?
Until both sides accept an introduction, companies see skills, experience, rates, and history — not names, photos, or employers. Contractors browse without tipping off a current client or employer, and nobody gets recruiter spam.
What are credits?
A spam brake, not a currency. Starting a conversation costs the initiator a credit, and accepting costs the recipient one — so every connection is a deliberate choice by both sides. They come with subscriptions, can’t be bought separately, and don’t roll over.
Who is corpn for?
Senior independent IT contractors — Salesforce/ERP, software, DevOps/SRE, security, data — and the companies that hire them. If you run your own LLC and bill $80–200/hr, this was built for you.