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Step 8: Availability

Your availability is a simple weekly schedule: the days you work and the hours you keep on each of them. It tells a buyer when you are likely to reply and helps them picture how their project would fit around your week.

Required Step

How the Schedule Works

You'll see all seven days, Sunday through Saturday. Each one has an Open / Closed switch, and the days you turn on let you set a start and end time.

1

Turn on the days you work

Flip a day to Open and it shows as a working day. Leave the days you genuinely take off as Closed — that is honest, not a weakness.
2

Set your hours for each open day

Pick a From and To time for that day — for example 10:00 to 18:00. Different days can have different hours; a shorter Saturday is fine.

Set It to Match Your Real Week

The goal is accuracy, not looking busy or looking endlessly free. Think about the week you actually have once existing clients and commitments are accounted for, and set the days and hours you can realistically answer a new inquiry.

Marking every day open around the clock reads as automated rather than impressive. A focused schedule you actually keep builds more trust than a generous one you don't.

Best Practice

If you're unsure, lean slightly conservative. It's better to reply faster than your schedule promises than to look available at hours you never check your phone.

Important

This isn't a set-and-forget field. When you take on a big project, free up capacity, or your week shifts, come back and update it — a stale schedule quietly misleads every buyer who reads it.