Tupper Corporate

Set sail on your business ascent.

Role-Based

Empower team members within your organization

Freelancing Fusion

Simplified on-boarding and management of freelancers

Unified Workspace

Experience synergy in our centralized workspace

Tuppy

Your cute & smart companion

Unleash Corporate Innovation

Dismantle barriers with our solutions.

I want to build a team for my startup
I want to build an entire product using Tupper’s talented freelancers
I want to manage multiple freelancers efficiently
I am an enterprise looking for a platform which allows co-working
I want to optimize expenses with no compromise on quality hires.
I need a platform that supports building and scaling efficiently.
It's that easy!

How does it work?

Create Your Organization​

Invite your colleagues to co-manage workflows within your organization.​

Hire the Right Talent

Access Tupper’s freelancers & embrace a swift & dynamic team-building technique.

Expand & Scale

Done! It’s that easy to build your dream team & workspace!

You're one click away!

If you are an existing team or want to build your dream team, Join Tupper Corporate now!

Frequently Asked Questions

Adding colleagues or co-workers to manage workflow within Tupper Corporate is a seamless process. Once your organization is established on the platform, inviting team members is as simple as sending them email invites. It’s important to note that invited members are granted access solely to manage projects and ongoing jobs within the corporate setup.

Regarding hiring from within the organization for a project, Tupper Corporate operates specifically with freelancers. Consequently, while both you and your team members within the organization possess corporate accounts, these accounts are not eligible to participate as freelancers in projects.

Within Tupper Corporate, various roles offer distinct permissions:

  • Admins: These users, typically the creators of the organization, possess comprehensive permissions. They can edit organizational details, create and modify projects, manage bids, oversee the workspace, approve or decline payment requests, and control membership within the organization, among other administrative tasks.

  • Managers: This role entails limited permissions compared to admins. Managers can create and edit projects, manage the workspace, and handle certain administrative functions.

  • Members: Members have restricted access, primarily limited to viewing platform details. They cannot create or modify projects, manage the workspace, or perform any action— their access is solely for observation and information retrieval purposes.