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Workana vs WorkIsThere in Cuba

The Workana alternative in Cuba

Freelancers and companies in Cuba use WorkIsThere to post projects, send proposals and work together without paying fees. Same flow as Workana, but what you agree is what you get paid.

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How to get paid in Cuba

WorkIsThere doesn't handle the money: client and freelancer agree on payment in the chat. The most used methods in Cuba are:

  • Transferencia en MLC
  • USDT
  • Remesas

Local currency: CUP. Most projects are budgeted in USD.

What you save in Cuba

On a first USD 500 project with a new client on Workana, a freelancer from Cuba pays USD 80 in fees and the client pays USD 22.50 extra. On WorkIsThere, both pay USD 0.

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Why switch to WorkIsThere?

You keep 100%

On a USD 500 project on Workana with a new client, the freelancer pays USD 80 in commissions. On WorkIsThere, it's USD 0.

Your client pays less

Without the 4.5% service fee, every project costs less for the person hiring. That makes your proposal more competitive.

No plans, no credits

There are no subscriptions to stand out or to bid more. Everyone has the same tools.

The workflow you already know

Project posting, proposals, real-time chat, workspace, deliveries and mutual ratings.

Frequently asked questions

Does Workana work in Cuba?

Yes, Workana accepts freelancers and clients from Cuba, but charges freelancers a 20% to 5% fee and clients 4.5%. WorkIsThere works the same in Cuba with no fees.

How do I get paid for freelance work in Cuba?

On WorkIsThere you agree on the method with your client: in Cuba the most used are Transferencia en MLC, USDT, Remesas.

Is WorkIsThere free in Cuba?

Yes, it's 100% free in Cuba and across Latin America: no fees, no paid plans.

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Public data verified in October 2026

Workana is a registered trademark of its owner. WorkIsThere is not affiliated with, associated with or sponsored by Workana. The Workana fees and plans cited come from public information (Workana's website and third-party guides) and may change: always check the current terms on its official website.

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