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Workana Plans: Is It Worth Paying for One?

Updated: October 23, 2026 · WorkIsThere

Workana offers monthly subscriptions for freelancers that promise more proposals and more visibility. We explain what they are for and when it makes sense to pay for them.

Quick answer

Workana has paid plans for freelancers (Plus, Professional and Premium) that add weekly proposals and visibility. They do not remove the per-project commission. On WorkIsThere there are no plans: everyone gets the same tools for free.

Which Plans Does Workana Have?

Besides the free account, Workana sells three monthly subscriptions for freelancers: Plus, Professional and Premium. The higher the plan, the more proposals per week you can send and the more your profile or proposals stand out to clients. Prices change depending on the country and currency, so it is best to check them on the official site.

What the Plans Don't Change

Paying for a plan does not remove the commission: you still pay between 20% and 5% on what you earn. In other words, the cost of the plan adds to the cost of every project.

Should You Pay for a Plan?

It can make sense if you already win projects regularly and the proposal limit is holding you back. If you are just starting out, it is usually better to invest that money in your portfolio and try platforms that cost nothing.

Working With No Plans or Commissions

On WorkIsThere there are no plans or paid rankings: all freelancers compete with the same tools. You get 4 proposals per week and earn 2 permanent ones for each job you finish, so the more you work, the more proposals you have.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Workana plan cost?

Workana publishes the prices of its Plus, Professional and Premium plans on its site, and they vary by country and currency. On WorkIsThere there are no plans: everything is free.

Do Workana plans remove the commission?

No. With or without a plan, Workana still charges its commission on every payment.

How many proposals can I send without a plan?

On Workana it depends on your level and is limited without a subscription. On WorkIsThere you get 4 per week free and +2 permanent ones for each finished job.

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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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Workana Plans 2026: Plus, Professional, Premium - Worth It?