Sell Your Game Development Services Online

Turn your Unity, Unreal or engine-agnostic build skills into a freelance business on Zinn Hub — the marketplace with three ways to sell in one account: fixed-price Zinns, Project bidding with free proposals, and a Freelancer Directory for direct hire. Buyers pay no platform fee, prices are in USD, and three guided wizards get your first listing live in about 15 minutes.

0% on Your First $500 · 3 Ways to Sell · Micro Zinns From $5
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Three Ways to Sell Game Development Services

Zinn Hub gives you three — use one, two, or all three. Each one draws on the same game development skills, so a single body of work feeds three income streams.

ZinnsGig-style

List fixed-price build packages — a playable prototype, a mod, a level, a mechanic implemented, a build ported. Buyers purchase at checkout, and if you have connected your own Stripe or PayPal account they pay you directly, with no payout run to wait for.

Micro Zinns$5–$20 tasters

Offer small fixed-price tasks at $5, $10, $15 or $20 — one bug fixed, a shader written, a prefab set up, a build exported. A low-risk way for a studio to test you before a contract, and a fast way to build a review history.

One skill set the game development work you already do
On Zinn Hub fixed-price Zinns, project bids & $5–$20 tasters

Same game development skills. Three earning paths.

Game Development Services You Can Sell & Earn From

Every specialism below can be sold as a Zinn, offered as a Micro Zinn, bid on through Projects, or showcased on your Freelancer Directory profile.

Why Sell Game Development Services on Zinn Hub?

Built for game developers and small studios who want more than one route to a paying client.

Three Ways to Sell

Not just gigs. List game development Zinns, bid on Projects with free proposals, get hired from the Freelancer Directory, and offer Micro Zinns from $5. Three income streams, one account.

0% on Your First $500

0% commission on your first $500, then tiered rates that fall as you sell — as low as 7% on Agency Zinner. The full ladder, and both membership tiers, are published on the pricing page.

Get Paid at Checkout

Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account and buyers pay you directly at checkout, with no payout run to wait for. Prefer the safety net? Sell as a Platform Protected Zinner and Zinn Hub holds the payment until the order completes.

Buyers Pay No Platform Fee

Buyers pay no platform fee — the price they see is the price they pay. Nothing is added at checkout, so the number in your listing is the whole conversation.

Micro Zinns From $5

Micro Zinns are fixed-price services at $5, $10, $15 or $20. For game work they are the natural entry point: one bug, one shader or one prefab is a scoped unit a studio can order without opening a contract. Browse $5 Micro Zinns to see how other Zinners scope them.

Your Brand, Your Storefront

Every Zinner gets a branded storefront — logo, banner, bio, portfolio and credentials — not a row in a list. Browse the Zinner directory to see how other sellers present their work.

45 Languages, 59 Currencies

Zinn Hub is available in 45 site languages, and there are 12 further languages you can be messaged in. Prices are stored and charged in USD, with an approximate equivalent shown in any of 59 display currencies.

Refunds Go to the Zinn Wallet

If an order is refunded, the money is credited to the buyer’s Zinn Wallet in full, in USD. There is no refund-to-card flow, and refunds are never taken in a currency other than the one the order was charged in.

Free Setup Help & Migration

Three guided wizards — Store Setup, Payment Setup and Zinn Creation — build your storefront, connect how you get paid and publish your first listing in about 15 minutes. Already selling elsewhere? The free Import My Services tool rebuilds an existing listing, or a whole profile, into ready-to-review Zinns.

Resources, Guides & Competitions

Read the freelancer resources, see what buyers are told in the buyer guides, enter the monthly competitions, or search the help centre.

Built into every Zinner account
Buyer Insights — know your buyers before you sell

Every Zinner gets Buyer Insights — a profile on the buyer behind an order, covering trust score, order history, spending patterns, rejection behaviour, refund rate and the requirements they submitted on past orders.

For game work, where an unbounded feature list and endless “just one more mechanic” requests do the damage, that history is worth reading before you accept. You can also leave yourself private notes on a buyer for next time.

Learn About Buyer Insights →

How to Start Selling Game Development Services

Three guided wizards get you selling in about 15 minutes. No upfront cost and no approval queue.

Store Setup Wizard

Sign up free on the Zinner registration page. The Store Setup Wizard builds your branded storefront — logo, banner, bio, engines, platforms and playable portfolio links — so buyers can see what you have shipped before they ever message you.

Payment Setup Wizard

Connect your own Stripe or PayPal account and buyers pay you directly at checkout, with no payout run to wait for. Prefer platform-protected payments instead? Zinn Hub holds the payment until the order completes and pays you from the payout queue.

Zinn Creation Wizard

Build your first listing with packages, pricing and delivery times — or start with a Micro Zinn from $5. Then switch on Projects bidding and publish your Freelancer Directory profile.

What Game Development Work Typically Pays

Freelance game development is almost always priced per project or per milestone rather than per hour. These are indicative ranges from the wider freelance market, to help you set a starting price.

$500 – $2,000
Per project — Standard
Prototypes, mods, single mechanics and small hypercasual builds
$2,000 – $8,000
Per project — Advanced
Full small-team titles, multiplayer features and platform ports
$8,000+
Per project — Studio scale
Long-running production work, live-ops and multi-platform releases

These are typical market ranges for freelance game development, not Zinn Hub earnings and not a guarantee. What you can charge varies by engine, scope, complexity and experience — you set your own prices, and every price on Zinn Hub is in USD. See the pricing page for how commission works.

Who Sells Game Development on Zinn Hub

There is no invitation list and no waiting room. Zinners are verified with government-issued photo ID and evidence of their skills and past work — nothing about where you live.

Solo developers

Indie devs and engine specialists going independent. Start with a Micro Zinn and build a review history.

Small studios

Studios that want a second acquisition channel alongside publisher work — one branded storefront, three ways for buyers to reach you.

Specialists

Technical artists, gameplay programmers and XR developers can list a narrow specialism directly — see the game design and Unity skill pages.

What Game Development Zinners Get on Zinn Hub

What a Zinner selling game development actually gets, in plain terms.

FeatureZinn Hub
Ways to sellThree — Zinns, Projects with a Freelancer profile, and Micro Zinns
Commission on your first $5000% — you keep 100%
Commission after thatTiered rates that fall as you sell — as low as 7% on Agency Zinner
Buyer platform fee0% — the price a buyer sees is the price they pay
Submitting a proposalFree
Posting a projectFree
Micro Zinn price points$5, $10, $15 or $20
Paid at checkoutYes, if you connect your own Stripe or PayPal account
Payment protectionAvailable — choose a Platform Protected Zinner and Zinn Hub holds the payment until the order completes
RefundsCredited to the Zinn Wallet in full, in USD
Zinner verificationGovernment-issued photo ID and evidence of skills and past work
Site languages45, plus 12 more you can be messaged in
Buyer payment methodsCards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer and 200+ cryptocurrencies
ReviewsConfirmed purchase required — 4.9 average from 39,000+ verified-purchase reviews
Prices and currencyAll prices in USD, with an approximate equivalent shown in 59 display currencies

Commission, membership pricing and payment options are published in full on the Zinn Hub pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing upfront. Commission is 0% on your first $500, then tiered rates that fall as you sell — as low as 7% on Agency Zinner. The published ladder is: 0% up to $500 in lifetime sales; 20% to $2,500; 15% to $10,000; 13% to $15,000; 10% to $20,000; and 8% above $20,000. Two paid memberships replace the ladder with a flat rate — Pro Zinner at $25 a month is a flat 8%, and Agency Zinner at $50 a month is a flat 7%. Full detail is on the pricing page.

It depends which payment mode you choose in the Payment Setup Wizard. Zinners who connect their own Stripe or PayPal account are paid directly at checkout — the buyer pays your merchant account and there is no payout queue. Zinners on platform-protected payments are paid from the Zinn Hub payout run once the order completes; that run goes out weekly, on a Friday.

A Zinn is your own fixed-price listing that buyers purchase at checkout. A Project is posted by a buyer, and you submit a free proposal for it. A Micro Zinn is a small fixed-price task at $5, $10, $15 or $20. You can run all three from one account, and a Freelancer Directory profile lets buyers hire you directly on top.

Yes. Zinners are verified with government-issued photo ID and evidence of their skills and past work. Zinn Hub does not verify your country of residence, and there is no country or location filter in search — buyers find you by category, skill and the work in your portfolio.

Yes, and it is free. Paste an existing listing, or your whole public profile, into the Import My Services tool in your Zinner dashboard and it rebuilds it as ready-to-review Zinns — title, description, packages, FAQs and up to 10 of your reviews word for word. You preview and confirm before anything is submitted.

Scope the deliverable, not the ambition. Say which engine and version, which target platforms, how many scenes or levels, whether art and audio are included or supplied by the buyer, who owns the source project, and how many revision rounds are in the price. Sell discovery and a playable prototype as their own paid package — it is the single most effective way to keep a build from expanding past its fee.

Zinn Hub is available in 45 site languages, and there are 12 further languages you can be messaged in — 57 in total for communication. All prices are stored and charged in USD; buyers can see an approximate equivalent in any of 59 display currencies. Buyers can pay with cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer or 200+ cryptocurrencies.

Refunds are credited to the buyer’s Zinn Wallet in full, in USD — there is no refund-to-card flow. If you sell in platform-protected mode, Zinn Hub holds the payment until the order completes, so a dispute is settled before the money moves. A clear package scope and a written brief are still your best protection.

Start Selling Your Game Development Services on Zinn Hub

Three ways to sell — Zinns, Projects with a Freelancer profile, and Micro Zinns from $5 to $20. 0% commission on your first $500, then tiered rates that fall as you sell — as low as 7% on Agency Zinner. Buyers pay no platform fee. Three wizards get you selling in about 15 minutes.

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