Apr 13, 2021 06:43:19 PM Edited Apr 13, 2021 08:27:55 PM by Joanne P
Hello. I've recently completed a job and sent screenshots of the work for review to the clients. To protect myself from any possible scams I've gone ahead and placed a watermark over the work. Now, we had agreed on a fixed price.....however the amount in "pending" is far less than what was in "review". What does this mean?. Thanks in advance!
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Apr 13, 2021 09:26:57 PM by Michael S
If it's a fixed-price contract, the amount under review reflects the total amount of the project or milestone.
The "pending" tab reflects the amount minus the Upwork Service Fee, which is 20% of the first $500 for each client and 10% afterward, up to $10,000, when the fee lowers to 5%.
So if you and the client agreed on, say $200, then that's what would show as being in review. Once the funds are released by the client, the pending amount becomes $200 minus 20%, or $160.
Apr 13, 2021 08:33:50 PM by Joanne P
Hi Duane,
When working for hourly contracts, all the time you logged is automatically invoiced to your client and becomes available following the weekly billing cycle. Here's the schedule:
Here are the following help articles for more information:
During the security period, the amount paid to you appears as Pending on your Transactions page.
Apr 13, 2021 09:26:57 PM by Michael S
If it's a fixed-price contract, the amount under review reflects the total amount of the project or milestone.
The "pending" tab reflects the amount minus the Upwork Service Fee, which is 20% of the first $500 for each client and 10% afterward, up to $10,000, when the fee lowers to 5%.
So if you and the client agreed on, say $200, then that's what would show as being in review. Once the funds are released by the client, the pending amount becomes $200 minus 20%, or $160.