Verblio

Content writing platform where agencies and businesses buy articles in bulk from vetted freelancers.

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CategoryWriting & Content
Fee modelPer-post pricing; 500 words from ~$50
Regions coveredUS (US-based writers)

Verblio is a US-based content writing service that matches businesses with freelance writers. Clients subscribe for a steady stream of blog posts and web copy, and writers pick up briefs that match their expertise. The platform handles briefs, edits and invoicing, so writers can focus on producing drafts.

How Verblio works for writers

Writers apply with samples and a short grammar test. Once accepted, they browse open briefs sorted by industry and word count. Each brief includes keywords, tone notes and a deadline. Verblio's editors review every draft before it reaches the client; rejected drafts can be revised once. Payment is per accepted piece, and writers can build recurring clients by consistently delivering on-brand work.

Fees and payout structure

Verblio keeps 45–60% of the client's subscription fee depending on plan tier, and passes the rest to the writer. Rates vary by word count and complexity, typically ranging from $30 to $150+ per article. Payouts are monthly via PayPal. There is no bidding or subscription fee for writers, but acceptance into the network is selective.

Tips for getting hired on Verblio

  • Pick 2–3 industries you know well and only claim those briefs
  • Read the client's existing blog before writing your first draft
  • Deliver early on your first five briefs to build editor trust

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Verblio cost?

Writers pay nothing to join. Verblio takes 45–60% of the client's fee; writers receive the remainder per accepted article.

Is Verblio good for beginners?

Not ideal. You need strong samples and subject-matter expertise to pass the application. New writers should build a portfolio on general marketplaces first.

How does Verblio compare to Textbroker?

Textbroker accepts more beginners and has lower rates. Verblio pays more per piece but expects higher quality and domain knowledge.