A fair margin, explained
You know your own day rate up front and the margin Teasetab takes on it. Client and consultant hear the same story. No hidden commissions.
For consultants
For senior freelancers at insurers and banks.
Teasetab works with a small network of senior freelance consultants: project managers, business and functional analysts, delivery leads and change managers. The intake is done by a peer, not a recruiter, and we only propose you when an assignment fits. No bench, no commissions nobody can explain.
Send your profileWho this is for
Teasetab is not after volume. The network is small and stays that way. These are the criteria:
- At least five years in banking or insurance projects.
- A role you have held for years: project manager, business or functional analyst, delivery lead / PMO or change manager.
- Freelance status in Belgium, through your own company or as a sole trader.
- Willing to work on site in Belgium, hybrid where the client allows it.
- Dutch as a working language. French or English is a plus with many clients.
What Teasetab offers
No bench, no middle layers. What you can expect:
Assignments that fit
Only at insurers and banks in Belgium, in the role you master. If a request does not match your profile, you will not be proposed for it.
Intake by a peer
The intake conversation is held by a peer, not a recruiter: a senior Teasetab consultant who has worked in insurance projects and knows what a steering committee expects.
One point of contact, during the assignment too
You keep one fixed point of contact at Teasetab, towards the client too. Regular check-ins, and an open line when something is off.
How it works
Four steps, no detours.
Send your profile
A CV or a link to your LinkedIn profile is enough. Choose 'Freelance consultant' in the contact form and mention your role, your sector experience and from when you are available.
Conversation with a peer
A conversation about your experience, your role, your rate and what you are looking for. If it is not a fit, you hear that straight away, with the reason.
Proposal to a client
When a request matches your profile, we discuss it with you first. Only with your agreement does Teasetab propose you to the client by name, with rate and margin on paper.
Assignment
You deliver, Teasetab handles the agreement and the invoicing. Extending or stopping happens in consultation with you and the client, based on results.
Frequently asked questions
Who sets the day rate?
You do. You state your rate in the conversation. Teasetab adds a margin and fixes it up front, so you know what the client pays.
How does invoicing work?
You invoice Teasetab BV based on approved timesheets. Teasetab in turn invoices the client or the broker. Payment terms are set out in the agreement you receive up front.
Does Teasetab ask for exclusivity?
No. You remain free to take on assignments through other channels. Only for clients Teasetab introduced you to, the agreement sets out what applies.
What if there is no suitable assignment?
Then you hear that honestly, without false expectations. If you wish, your profile stays in the network and we get back in touch as soon as a matching request comes in.
Do I have to work on site?
Often, at least partly. Insurers and banks in Belgium usually expect presence in the office, combined with working from home. This is fixed per assignment in the proposal.
Does Teasetab also work through brokers?
Yes. Some clients work with a framework contract through a broker. Teasetab then proposes you through that broker, with the same openness about rate and margin.
Who you work with
- Company
- Teasetab BV, since 2008
- Company no. / VAT
- BE 0896.448.858
- Registered office
- Molenstede (Diest), Belgium
- Point of contact
- One fixed point of contact, info@teasetab.com
- Area
- Belgium, on site or hybrid
A small network, not a bench.
Teasetab only proposes people it would deploy itself. That keeps the network small, and that is the point.
Does this sound like you?
Send your profile through the contact form and choose 'Freelance consultant'. Mention your role, your sector experience and your availability. You get an answer from a peer, not from a recruiter.