myexpert.work

Terms of service

The plain-language rules for publishing your page and hiring through it. Last updated 30 July 2026.

The short version

  • You publish a public profile; the content on it is yours, must be yours to publish, and is entirely your responsibility.
  • Be who you say you are — no impersonation, no invented credentials, no fake reviews.
  • We host and display your page; we’re not a party to any contract between you and a client.
  • You can leave and delete everything at any time; we can suspend accounts that break these rules.

Who we are, and what you’re agreeing to

myexpert.work is built and operated by SilkySoftware (“we”, “us”). These terms are a contract between you and us. They apply to everyone who uses the site, and when you create an account we record that you accepted them. If you don’t agree with them, don’t use the service. How we handle personal data is covered separately by our privacy policy.

The service

myexpert.work lets an expert publish one public profile page at myexpert.work/<nickname> — with their portfolio, services, verified reviews, and contact options — and gives them a dashboard to manage it. Profile pages are public by design: they are meant to be found, indexed by search engines, and read by AI assistants, and we publish them in machine-readable form for that purpose. If you don’t want something public, don’t put it on your page.

Your account

  • You sign in with an existing Google, LinkedIn, or GitHub account. Keeping that account secure is your responsibility, and everything done through your session counts as done by you.
  • You must be at least 16 and using the service in a professional capacity.
  • The information you provide — starting with who you are — must be accurate. An expert profile that misrepresents its owner defeats the point of the product.

Your nickname

Nicknames are first come, first served. A nickname must not impersonate someone else, squat on a name or trademark you have no claim to, or mislead visitors about who is behind the page. Some names are reserved. If a nickname breaks these rules we may rename or reclaim it; where reasonably possible we’ll contact you first.

Your content

Everything you publish — profile text, portfolio items, images, services — remains yours. You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide licence to host, reproduce, and display it as needed to run the service: rendering your public page, resizing and re-encoding images, caching, and making your page available to search engines and AI assistants. The licence ends when you delete the content or your account, except for copies already cached or archived by third parties we don’t control.

  • You must hold the rights to everything you publish, including client work shown in your portfolio.
  • Claims on your page — credentials, experience, results — must be truthful.
  • No unlawful, infringing, or deceptive content, and no content that harasses or exposes others’ private information.

Responsibility for published content lies fully with the expert who posted it. We host expert pages; we don’t write, review, or endorse them, and we don’t pre-screen what gets published. When we’re notified of unlawful content — or notice it ourselves — we’ll make our best effort to remove it as soon as possible, but we can’t guarantee we catch everything. To report content you believe is unlawful or infringes your rights, email [email protected] with a link to the page and what’s wrong with it. The same principle applies to everyone else who writes something here: a review or message belongs to, and is the responsibility of, the person who wrote it.

Reviews and messages

  • Reviews are for genuine client work. An expert invites a client with a single-use link (valid for 30 days); the client verifies their identity before submitting. Writing reviews for work that didn’t happen, reviewing yourself, or trading reviews is prohibited, and we may remove reviews we believe are fraudulent.
  • Experts curate their page, not the words. You choose which reviews appear on your profile, but you can’t edit what a reviewer wrote.
  • Messages are for hiring. Contacting an expert requires verifying who you are. Use it to start a working relationship — not for spam, solicitation of unrelated services, or harassment.

We’re not part of your contracts

We connect experts and clients; we don’t broker the work. We take no commission, process no project payments, and are not a party to any agreement between an expert and a client. We don’t vet the work experts deliver or guarantee that clients pay — scope, terms, and payment are between the two of you. A “verified” badge or verified review means an identity or connection was confirmed through the checks we describe, not that we endorse or guarantee anyone’s work. Expert pages also link out — to portfolios, booking tools, social profiles, and other external sites. Those sites aren’t ours, we don’t control them, and following a link is between you and them.

Plans and payment

  • Free gives you your URL, a public profile, up to five portfolio items, and unlimited verified reviews, with a small myexpert.work badge on the page. Free forever, no credit card.
  • Pro adds unlimited portfolio items and analytics, and removes the badge and the myexpert.work suffix from your page title, at the price shown on our pricing page when you subscribe.
  • If you cancel Pro, it stays active until the end of the period you’ve paid for, then your account continues on Free. We may change prices, but never mid-way through a period you’ve already paid.
  • Plan limits (such as portfolio slots) may evolve; we won’t retroactively delete your content over them.

Acceptable use

Beyond the content rules above: don’t probe, overload, or interfere with the service, circumvent its rate limits or plan limits, artificially inflate analytics or review counts, or use automation to create accounts or send messages. Reading public pages — including programmatically — is what they’re for; abusing the platform that serves them is not.

Ending things

  • You can leave at any time. Deleting your account from dashboard settings immediately and permanently removes your page and everything in it.
  • We can act on violations. We may remove content, suspend, or terminate accounts that break these terms or the law, and we may end or change parts of the service itself. We aim to be proportionate and, where reasonable, to warn you first — but for fraud, impersonation, or unlawful content we may act immediately.
  • If we ever shut the service down entirely, we’ll give you reasonable notice to take your content elsewhere and refund any prepaid Pro period you won’t get to use. That refund is the full extent of our liability for discontinuing the service.

If your use of the service gets us into trouble

If a third party brings a claim against us because of content you published, your breach of these terms, or a working relationship you entered through your page, you agree to cover the losses, costs, and reasonable legal fees that claim causes us. In plain terms: if it’s your content or your conduct, it’s your claim to deal with, not ours.

Disclaimers and liability

The service is provided “as is”. We work hard to keep it fast and available, but we can’t promise uninterrupted operation, that your page will rank anywhere in particular, or that leads will arrive. Expert pages are their authors’ work, not ours: we’re not responsible for what experts publish beyond the removal commitment described above. Deleting content or an account is permanent and we don’t provide recovery, so keep your own copies of anything you can’t afford to lose — we’re not liable for lost content. We’re also not liable for failures caused by events outside our reasonable control, such as outages at our providers, attacks on our infrastructure, or natural events. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses — including lost profits or lost business — arising from your use of the service, and our total liability is capped at the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim (or €50 if you’ve paid nothing). Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded, and nothing removes mandatory consumer rights you have where you live.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms as the service evolves; when we do, we’ll revise the date at the top, and for material changes we’ll say so prominently on the site before they take effect. Using the service after a change takes effect means you accept the updated terms; if you don’t, delete your account.

The fine print

These terms and the privacy policy are the whole agreement between you and us about the service. If part of them turns out to be unenforceable, the rest still stands. If we don’t enforce a rule in one case, we haven’t waived it for the next. You can’t transfer your account or this agreement to someone else; we may transfer ours as part of a sale or restructuring of the business, with your rights intact.

Contact and disputes

Questions about these terms go to [email protected]. If something goes wrong, talk to us first — most issues are fixable without lawyers. Failing that, these terms are governed by the laws of the country where SilkySoftware is established, and disputes belong to the courts there, except where the law of your home country gives you mandatory protections and venue.