Tell us who you are
Use the contact form with the Partnership Inquiry reason. A few sentences about your site or organization and what you have in mind is enough — no pitch deck needed.
ChabadUp is the freelance marketplace for the global Chabad community — free to use, no fees, no commissions. If your site or organization serves the same community, there is probably a way we can be useful to each other.
ChabadUp has one job: connecting people in the Chabad community who need work done with the people who can do it. The partners we look for are already serving that community from another angle — news and community sites the readers visit every day, mosdos and organizations with people to hire or people to recommend, and builders who want public marketplace data in their own projects.
Our first partnership, with Anash.org, went live in August 2026 — you can read about it on the partners page.
See our current partnersThere is no fixed package. These are the shapes that fit what the platform can actually do today.
Pull live public listings — jobs, services, freelancer profiles — into your own pages through the Partner API. Your readers see real opportunities from the marketplace without you copying anything by hand.
A link in the right place, a mention when it fits. If people already come to you asking “do you know someone who can…”, you can point them somewhere built to answer that question.
A school, Chabad House, or organization can create a profile and bring its people onto the platform — to hire, to be hired, or both. Every account works in both directions.
If your idea needs more than the platform does today, that is a conversation, not a dead end. Tell us what you have in mind and we will tell you honestly what is possible.
ChabadUp has a read-only API that lets an approved partner site pull our public listings — jobs, services, freelancer profiles, organizations — into its own pages. It serves only what is already public on the site, never email addresses or anything private, and each partner's key reaches only the datasets it needs.
The full technical reference — endpoints, authentication, response formats — lives on the developers page.
Use the contact form with the Partnership Inquiry reason. A few sentences about your site or organization and what you have in mind is enough — no pitch deck needed.
A person reads every inquiry and replies. We figure out together what makes sense for both sides — what you want to show or send, and what the platform can support.
If the partnership needs the API, we issue a key scoped to exactly the datasets you need. If it is simpler than that, it might just be a link and a handshake.