Queen Bees — win the project, run the team
You are the calm hand that turns a client's brief into a finished result. On BeeHires, Queen Bees win expat projects, assemble teams of trusted Worker Bees, and coordinate everything from first estimate to happy handover.
BeeHires is a multilingual marketplace that connects expats on Spain's Costa del Sol with vetted Bees who coordinate trusted local service providers.
What this is
Queen Bees are the project managers, designers and coordinators of the hive. You take an expat client's project, shape the plan, bring in the right Worker Bees, and keep the whole thing moving.
BeeHires gives you a steady flow of well-briefed expat projects and the tools to run them — so you spend your time coordinating great work, not chasing leads or translating.
What you get
Well-briefed projects
Clients arrive with a clear, structured brief. You bid on work that is real and ready, not vague enquiries.
A team at your fingertips
Build and manage a roster of vetted Worker Bees — trades and specialists you trust — and pull them into projects as needed.
Coordination tools
A shared project folder, messaging and a clear view of scope, timeline and payments keep every project tidy.
A growing reputation
Reviews and a strong track record follow you, so your next project comes more easily than the last.
Why coordinators thrive here
The Costa del Sol has no shortage of ambitious projects — only a shortage of people who can run them smoothly across two languages. That is exactly what a Queen Bee does best.
You are the trusted face
Clients want one reliable person to own the outcome. As a Queen Bee, that is you — supported by the platform, never replaced by it.
Bring your own trades
Already have a great electrician or a favourite builder? Add them as your Worker Bees and keep working with the people you rely on.
You bridge two worlds
You work with expat clients in their own language and the local trades in Spanish — you close the language gap that stops expats getting things done.
Earn on what you do best
Coordination is real, valuable work — and here it is recognised and paid, project after project.
How you get paid
Bidding is free and unlimited. You only ever share a small service fee with the platform on work you actually invoice and get paid for — never a charge for simply trying.
Free, unlimited bidding
Bid on as many projects as you like at no cost. There are no credits and no per-bid charges.
A fee only on paid work
The service fee applies to the work you invoice and are paid for — invoiced project by project, as the money actually comes in.
Your tier sets your rate
On the Free plan you're on the standard service fee; the Essential, Premier and Signature tiers each lower your service fee and add perks. Your rate is locked in the moment a project is broadcast to you.
Get seen sooner
Higher tiers see new projects earlier and get a matching uplift, so a subscription pays for itself in the projects it wins you.
Reference rates today: free 15%, Essential 10%, Premier 7.5%, Signature 5%. Figures are set by the platform and shown to you before you bid.
How it works in practice
A glimpse of the coordination tools waiting for you at launch.
Queen Bee questions
What is a Queen Bee?
A Queen Bee is a project manager or designer who wins expat projects and coordinates a team of Worker Bees to deliver them.
Does it cost me anything to bid?
No. Bidding is free and unlimited on every tier. You only share a service fee on work you actually invoice and are paid for.
Can I use my own tradespeople?
Yes. Add the professionals you already trust as your Worker Bees and keep working with them inside the platform.
What do the tiers do?
Essential, Premier and Signature each lower your service fee, show you new projects earlier, and give your bids a matching uplift. You can start free.
How do I get paid?
You invoice and are paid for your work directly. The platform's small service fee is invoiced to you separately, as your paid work comes in.
Be ready to coordinate from day one
Leave your email and we'll invite you to set up your Queen Bee profile before we open to clients.