Clutch doesn't publish a public price list. Buyers search, filter, and compare 350K+ providers across 2,000+ service lines with no listed fee, while vendors create a profile to reach active B2B buyers.
Clutch doesn't publish a public price list — buyers browse 350K+ providers across 2,000+ service lines, and vendors create a profile to reach them.
The marketplace works on two sides, and neither one posts a sticker price up front.
For buyers
Clutch is built for research, not for checkout. You describe your project goals, then filter a global network of providers by budget, industry, and location. Shortlisting, comparing, and reading verified client reviews sit in the same flow. Tools like the Project Brief generator and ClutchAI turn a short description of your goals into a custom brief that matches you with best-fit providers in minutes. A Clutch app inside ChatGPT answers provider questions in plain language, drawing on the same pool of 350K+ providers and verified buyer reviews. Around 1 million leaders use Clutch each month, and what you actually pay depends on the provider you hire — their rates, not Clutch's.
For vendors
The selling side starts with a profile. You create one, then ask past clients to leave reviews so your ranking reflects real work. Clutch positions this as a way to get in front of millions of active B2B buyers worldwide. Profile terms, ranking placement, and any listing costs aren't published, so it's worth asking the team directly before you commit time to a profile.
What this means for your budget
Because Clutch connects rather than delivers the work, there's no subscription to cancel and no per-seat fee to model. Your spend is whatever the vendor quotes for the project scope you describe. That makes provider quotes, not marketplace tiers, the real comparison point. Talk to two or three matches, ask what's included, and check whether the estimate covers discovery, revisions, and handover before you sign.
Plan accordingly
Bring a realistic budget range to the brief, since filters work better when you know roughly what you can spend. If you're a vendor, weigh the time you'll put into gathering reviews against the leads a profile brings. Clutch doesn't sell a trial or a money-back plan here — nothing is priced at the marketplace level — so there's no refund clock to watch. Your terms will come from the provider contract, and that's where you should read the fine print.