FRATCH Update January 2026 - What is new and what has changed

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Philipp Thomaschewski
Philipp Thomascheewski
FRATCH CEO
FRATCH Update January 2026 - What is new and what has changed

Use Case Of The Month: Comparable Offers

Departments use FRATCH to quickly obtain comparative quotes while meeting their compliance requirements. Instead of waiting days for quotes, they can find qualified comparative profiles in seconds – including transparent prices and price benchmarks.

New: Rate Negotiation Button

The ‘Negotiate’ button is now available in FRATCH GPT. Do you like the freelancer's profile, but the daily rate isn't ideal? Simply ask for a price adjustment.

Negotiation example

15k Freelancer Community

We've broken the 15,000 mark – more choice, faster matches, better results. Our freelancer community is currently growing steadily, with more than 200 freelancers joining every week.

4 new pilot projects have started

We work with customers from new industries to make FRATCH even better. What we learn there directly benefits everyone – from optimised workflows to industry-specific matching criteria.

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Philipp Thomaschewski

About the author

Philipp Thomaschewski

FRATCH CEO

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With 15 years of experience in (freelance) management consulting, product development, and go-to-market strategies, Philipp has successfully assisted corporations in launching digital business models and products. At FRATCH, he leverages AI technology to enhance recruitment processes, aiming to make them more efficient and transparent.

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