Taskpull
A young Berlin marketplace built around clearly scoped, fixed-price Tasks.
Taskpull is a professional-services marketplace founded in Berlin, Germany by entrepreneur Roma Tietz. Development began in 2021 and the platform publicly launched in July 2024. It covers graphics and design, programming and tech, digital marketing, writing and translation, video and animation, and music and audio — but with a structural twist: one seller profile can carry three revenue streams, offering clearly scoped Tasks, publishing practical Courses, and selling ready-made digital Items.
How Tasks and Ordering Work
Every service is published as a Task with fixed-price packages, so buyers compare scope, price, delivery time, and revisions before ordering rather than negotiating from scratch. After ordering, requirements, messages, attachments, deliveries, and revisions stay in one order workspace. Two details stand out: the delivery timer only starts once all mandatory buyer requirements are submitted, which protects sellers from open-ended briefs, and reviews can only be left after a completed order. Sellers pass an identity check with official documents before they can sell, and verified badges are shown on profiles.
Fees: the 24% Commission
Taskpull charges sellers a 24% marketplace commission on each sale of a Task, Course, or digital Item, deducted before earnings become available for payout. On top of that, sellers bear Stripe's payment processing fee and any currency conversion fee. That is higher than Fiverr's 20% and more than double Upwork's 10%, so the platform only pays off per order if you price packages accordingly. Optional seller tools such as promotion and advertising run on TaskCents, a prepaid platform credit. Buyer prices are shown before checkout, and custom work is quoted separately as a contract.
Tips for selling on Taskpull
- Factor the 24% commission and Stripe fees into your package pricing from the start.
- Use the Courses and digital Items streams to earn between service orders.
- Early sellers face less competition — worth testing while the marketplace is still growing.
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