Find a mission and apply effectively
How to filter missions, write a converting proposal, and track your applications until acceptance.
The mission list is public at meyandy.com/missions. You can browse without an account, but you need one to apply.
On /missions, use filters to narrow down:
- Category (Web dev, Design, Marketing, Copywriting, Video...)
- Type (Fixed price or Hourly)
- Location (On-site, Hybrid, Remote)
- Country and city
- Budget min / max
- Sort: Recent, Budget descending, Urgent
The counter at the top of the list shows how many missions match.

Before applying, check:
- The budget (min-max range) and payment mode (fixed or hourly)
- The deadline and estimated duration
- The required skills (tags)
- The recruiter's reputation (missions published, completion rate, average rating)
A serious mission has a clear title, 3+ paragraphs of description, and a market-aligned budget.
Click Apply. Your proposal must contain:
- A cover letter (max 500 characters) showing you read the mission: mention a specific need and propose an approach
- A proposed budget (fixed) or hourly rate — don't underbid but stay within the recruiter's range
- An estimated delivery date
- Links to similar work (portfolio, Behance, GitHub)
A short, specific proposal tailored to the brief is easier to evaluate than generic copy-paste.
After submission, your proposal appears in Dashboard → My applications. Possible statuses:
- Pending: recruiter hasn't opened it yet
- Viewed: they've seen it
- Shortlisted: you're pre-selected
- Accepted: congrats, mission assigned
- Rejected: move on to the next
You get a notification + email on every status change.
Once shortlisted or accepted, an internal conversation opens. Use it to clarify the brief, ask questions, and preserve exchanges relevant to a possible dispute.
Golden rule: do not move the transaction outside the platform. Meyandy can only review payments and evidence recorded in its own flows.
Pro tip: enable WhatsApp notifications in settings to be alerted in real time about new missions in your favorite categories.
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