Ask Is it true that where a freelancer is located still affects what clients are willing to pay even for remote work?

[Edward22]

Remote work was supposed to make location irrelevant, but many freelancers still find that where they are based changes how clients respond to their rates. Some clients from certain countries automatically assume that a freelancer from a lower income country should charge less, even when the work quality is identical. It does not always feel fair, especially when the internet has made geography less of a barrier for skills and communication. Do you think location bias in freelance pay is still a real problem, or has it gotten better in recent years?

 

[SuperAffiliateX]

Yes location can really affect the passive value you have in among the client. If you are living in the third world country as a freelancer most of the client from the advanced country we always want to down pay you. Thet believe that the little they are paying you will give you more than enough