
If you need work done
Post the project, or just the problem. Read sealed proposals side by side and hire at a fixed price.

Lebanese businesses post what they need. Builders answer with sealed, fixed-price proposals. The budget is funded into the wallet before work starts, and released when it is approved. Both sides see the same rules.
Nothing here is hidden from the other side. A company can read exactly what a builder is promised, and a builder can read exactly what a company controls — that symmetry is the product.

Post the project, or just the problem. Read sealed proposals side by side and hire at a fixed price.

Jobs ranked against your portfolio, a budget already funded, and a clock that pays if a client stalls.
You post the brief — or just the problem, and let builders propose the solution.
It reaches you ranked against the work you have actually shipped, not what you claim.
Proposals come back sealed. You read them side by side, each at a fixed price.
Your price is sealed too: nobody sees it, so nobody undercuts you.
You fund the milestone into the wallet before the work starts.
You start on money that is already there — never on a promise.
You approve the work — and only then does the money leave the wallet.
It lands in your wallet on approval — or on the clock, if the client goes quiet.
Held while the work happens, released the moment it is approved — one milestone, read from both chairs. Neither side is shown a different version of it.
AI leads because it changes what a small team can carry — the workflows behind the business, not just the shopfront. Behind it, the full catalog: sites, stores, dashboards. Same sealed proposals, same wallet, whichever door you take.
A business describes what it needs — a problem to solve or a brief it already trusts. A market benchmark says whether the budget is realistic before anyone bids.

Both doors work for AI and web alike, and both end in the same contract, with the money held in the wallet. The only question is how clear the ask already is.
Post it — builders propose, you compare, and money only moves into the wallet when you hire.
You know the pain, not the fix — the same work every week, information scattered, everything manual. Works for AI and web alike.


Hand over a scope you already trust — a website, a store, a dashboard, an integration between the tools you already run.
Nothing. Posting is free and you can collect solutions without paying anything. Fees exist only once you hire: a small service fee is added when you fund a milestone, and the builder's commission comes out of their side. The full ladder is on the pricing page.
In Kafil's digital wallet, tied to one milestone of one contract. It is not in the builder's account and not in ours to spend — every movement is a double-entry record you can read on your receipts.
Ask for a revision, or open a dispute while the review window is open. Disputes have a response deadline and can end in a refund, a partial split, or a release — the resolution is recorded on the same ledger as the money.
Lebanese freelancers and small studios. Every profile shows completed contracts on Kafil — history on the platform, not testimonials we can't verify.
Amounts are in US dollars — that's what builders quote in and what survives the volatility. You fund in person through Whish or OMT with a reference code, so you never need a foreign card or bank account.
Your money moves only when you say the work is done.
Post your first job in ten minutes — pay nothing until you hire.