Best freelance, gig and earning platforms in Argentina
Workana, which describes itself as the industry leader in Latin America, connects Argentine freelancers with Spanish-speaking clients, while MercadoLibre, active in 18 Latin American countries, serves product sellers and Alamaula offers free classified ads with 0% commission. Delivery riders can work with PedidosYa, owned by Delivery Hero, or Rappi, and drivers can choose Cabify or DiDi. Zolvers connects cleaners, carers and tradespeople with households, which pay workers directly or through its zolversPagos service. Earnings are in Argentine pesos (ARS). PayPal accounts in Argentina can receive payments and withdraw to a local bank account in pesos for a flat ARS 75 per withdrawal. Upwork and Fiverr also pay out through Payoneer, and Uala, which issues a prepaid Mastercard that needs no bank account, and Mercado Pago serve as local digital wallets. Tip: because the PayPal withdrawal fee is flat, fewer and larger withdrawals keep costs down.
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Argentina at a glance
Platform types: 2 payment receiving platforms, 2 delivery platforms, 2 remote job boards, 1 tour platform, 1 ride platform, 1 big marketplace, 1 freelance site, 1 task platform, 1 marketplace and 1 tutoring platform
How they pay out: Bank transfer (7)
Which global platforms accept people in Argentina? See all 31 confirmed, and how to get paid →
Compare at a glance
| Platform | Type | Fees / commission | Pays via | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Civitatis
|
Experiences marketplace | 15-30% negotiated commission | Bank transfer | 2008 |
DiDi
|
Ride-hailing company | ~10-20% commission by market | Bank transfer | 2012 |
Mercado Pago
|
Payment platform | Free P2P, ~0.5-6% merchant receiving fees | Bank transfer, Debit card | 2003 |
MercadoLibre
|
Online marketplace | Free listings, ~8-20.5% selling fee by country/category | Bank transfer (Mercado Pago) | 1999 |
PedidosYa
|
Delivery platform | Paid per delivery (base + distance) + tips | Bank transfer | 2009 |
Rappi
|
Delivery platform | Paid per delivery by distance/demand + tips | Bank transfer | 2015 |
Workana
|
Freelance marketplace | Tiered commission | PayPal, Payoneer | 2012 |
Zolvers
|
Local services marketplace | Free for workers - employer pays platform fee | Employer pays worker directly | 2013 |
Alamaula
|
Classifieds marketplace | — | Cash in person / direct arrangement | 2009 |
Uala
|
Payments and wallet | Free account, no maintenance fees | Bank transfer, prepaid Mastercard, ATM | 2017 |
Bumeran
|
Job board | Free for job seekers | — | 1999 |
Computrabajo
|
Job board | Free for job seekers | — | 1999 |
TusClasesParticulares
|
Tutoring platform | No commission, students pay tutors directly | Direct from students | 2007 |
CivitatisThe leading activities marketplace for the Spanish-speaking travel market, with supplier sign-up for tours worldwide.
civitatis.com47 views
DiDiThe Chinese mobility giant whose driver platform dominates much of Latin America - rides and 99/DiDi Food across Mexico, Brazil, and beyond.
web.didiglobal.com43 views
Mercado PagoLatin America biggest payments app - anyone can receive via QR codes, payment links, and card readers, with or without selling on MercadoLib…
mercadopago.com55 views
MercadoLibreLatin America dominant marketplace, where sellers across 18 countries list to the region largest buyer base, with Mercado Pago payouts.
mercadolibre.com47 views
PedidosYaA Uruguayan delivery and quick-commerce platform, part of Delivery Hero, operating across fifteen Latin American countries. Couriers registe…
pedidosya.com49 views
RappiLatin America on-demand delivery super-app for food, groceries, and pharmacy. Couriers (rappitenderos) choose their hours and earn per deliv…
rappi.com55 views
WorkanaThe leading freelance marketplace for Latin America, connecting Spanish and Portuguese speaking freelancers with clients across the region.…
workana.com65 views
ZolversCleaners, domestic workers, and tradespeople register and earn from household bookings.
zolvers.com41 views
AlamaulaPost free, commission-free ads to sell used goods, vehicles, and services.
alamaula.com.ar42 views
UalaReceive income, hold a balance, and spend - a common Argentine freelancer wallet.
uala.com.ar38 views
BumeranBuild a profile and apply to jobs across sectors (Argentina and Peru).
bumeran.com.ar42 views
ComputrabajoCreate a profile and apply to listings across Latin America, strong in entry-level and trades.
computrabajo.com43 views
TusClasesParticularesPost a tutor ad, find students, and earn your set hourly rate.
tusclasesparticulares.com43 viewsFrequently asked questions
What are the best freelance and gig platforms in Argentina?
Workana connects freelancers with Spanish-speaking clients across Latin America, while Upwork and Fiverr reach English-speaking buyers. MercadoLibre suits product sellers, Alamaula offers free classified ads with 0% commission, PedidosYa and Rappi offer delivery work, and Zolvers connects cleaners, carers and tradespeople with households.
How do freelancers in Argentina get paid by international clients?
Options include PayPal, which can withdraw to an Argentine bank account in pesos for ARS 75 per withdrawal, and Payoneer, which both Upwork and Fiverr support. Upwork also lists direct transfers to local banks outside the US for $0.99 where available, plus USD wire transfers for $50.
Does PayPal work in Argentina?
Yes. Argentine PayPal accounts can send and receive payments. Withdrawals to a local Argentine bank account are paid in pesos and cost ARS 75 each, and PayPal adds a currency conversion markup when a dollar balance is converted. Withdrawing to a US bank account is also possible for a percentage fee.
Can people in Argentina work on Upwork and Fiverr?
Yes. Upwork operates worldwide except Russia and Belarus, and the name on your withdrawal account must match your verified Upwork name. Fiverr pays out through PayPal, bank transfer via Payoneer or a Payoneer account, requires sellers to be at least 18 to withdraw, and notes that each payout method has its own location restrictions.
Which delivery and ride apps can you work for in Argentina?
PedidosYa, the Delivery Hero app that operates in 15 Latin American countries, and Rappi both run delivery in Argentina, while Cabify and DiDi offer ride-hailing. For household work, Zolvers lists cleaning, elder care and repair jobs, with pay going directly to the worker or through zolversPagos.