For clients
Client working terms
These terms describe how companies and individuals engage engineers through VoltLancer, what the subscription covers, and how the trial, refund and cancellation rules work. Version 2026-07-client-v1.
Cost policy — paid by the client only
On VoltLancer the $50 monthly subscription is fully paid by the client and is never deducted from freelancer earnings. Engineers keep 100% of what they invoice for their work.
1. What the subscription includes
- Full access to the private VoltLancer platform and talent network
- Rigorous technical vetting and assessment of candidates by domain specialists
- Introductions to verified, vetted electrical engineering talent
- Expert-led smart matching: an advisor reads your brief and hand-picks the shortlist
- Unlimited project briefs and ongoing advisory support while your subscription is active
2. Two-week risk-free trial
Every engagement begins with a trial period of up to two weeks. If you are not satisfied with the engineer's performance during that period, you pay nothing for the trial. You may evaluate up to three separate candidates for the same role, each with its own trial, until you find the right fit.
3. Refund policy
If our team is unable to introduce a suitable candidate for your role, you may request a refund of up to one month of subscription. Refund requests are reviewed by the VoltLancer team and processed to the original payment method.
4. Cancellation
You may cancel at any time by giving at least three days' notice before your next billing date. Access remains active until the end of the paid period; no further charges are made after cancellation.
5. Commission and payments to engineers
VoltLancer takes 0% commission from either side. Project fees, invoices, contractual terms and any financial dispute are agreed directly between you and the engineer. VoltLancer does not hold funds and is not a party to those agreements.
6. Your obligations
- Provide accurate company or personal details when registering
- Describe the project scope, constraints and budget honestly in your brief
- Do not attempt to bypass agreed terms or misrepresent trial outcomes
- Respect the confidentiality and intellectual property of introduced engineers
7. Confidentiality and IP
Information shared in a brief is visible only to VoltLancer advisors and the engineers you are matched with. Ownership of work product is defined in your direct agreement with the engineer; we recommend confirming IP assignment in writing before the trial begins.
See also the freelancer working terms, our general terms of service and privacy policy.