Terms of use
Last changed 25 Sep 2026
The short version: RemoteLift is free. We check what we can and show our sources, but the employer decides who gets the job — and no real employer asks you to pay to work.
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What RemoteLift is
A free guide to remote jobs, freelance gigs and platform work. We collect listings from public sources and show whether you can apply from your country and what the pay is worth in your money.
We are not an employer, a recruiter or an agency. We don’t hire anyone, we don’t pay anyone for work, and we take no part in any hiring decision.
The company that will run RemoteLift is being registered. Its legal name and address will be added here as soon as it exists.
Free for workers
There is nothing to pay to see a listing or to apply, and there never will be. See how we make money.
A guide, not a promise
- Listings come from employers’ and job sites’ public pages. They can change or close at any time.
- Pay in your money uses the latest exchange rate we have. What you actually receive depends on fees, taxes and the rate on the day you are paid.
- Estimates are always labelled as estimates.
- “Can you apply?” is our reading of the ad. The employer has the final word.
- Always read the employer’s own page before you apply or share anything about yourself.
How we read ads and where every number comes from: how we get our data.
Stay safe
Real employers never ask you to pay to get a job — no deposits, no “starter kits”, no paid training to be hired. Never share passwords, one-time codes or bank logins.
We leave out listings that ask workers to pay whenever we spot them. If you see one, report it.
Using the site fairly
Share links and screenshots as much as you like. Please don’t:
- use RemoteLift to break the law or to mislead anyone;
- attack the site, overload it, or copy it in bulk with automated tools;
- republish listings in a way that breaks the terms of the sites they come from.
Other sites
Apply and sign-up links take you to sites we don’t control; their own terms and privacy policies apply there. If a link ever earns us money, it says so next to it — see how we make money.
Who owns what
- Job ads belong to the people who wrote them. We show them as posted and link to the original.
- Our skill list links to ESCO, © European Union, used under CC BY 4.0.
- The RemoteLift name, logo, design and our own words are ours.
Our responsibility
We work hard to get things right, but we provide RemoteLift “as is”. As far as the law allows, we are not responsible for losses that come from decisions you make using the site, from other sites we link to, or from what an employer or platform does.
Changes
We may change or stop parts of RemoteLift. When these terms change, the date at the top changes too; using the site after that means you accept the new version.
Which law applies
The law and courts that apply to these terms will be named here once the company that runs RemoteLift is registered. Until then, nothing here takes away the rights your own country’s consumer laws give you.
Contact
Questions about these terms: send them through our report form (choose “Something else”). We read every message, but we can’t reply, because the form doesn’t ask for your email.