31% of gig workers couldn’t fully pay their utility bills, compared
to 17% of W-2 service workers.
(Source: the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), June 1, 2022
At GigNtell, we believe every gig worker’s experience matters.
Whether you work online or on the ground, your voice helps document the real conditions shaping gig work today.
Too often, workers are asked to share their experiences without receiving anything in return.
No context, no reflection, no language for what their experience might signal.
GigNtell is different.
When you participate, you receive a brief summary based on your responses offering perspective on
your experience without judgment or advice.
Your voice also becomes part of something larger, helping document where clarity, support, and consistency break down across gig work.
Why
DO We
CARE?
By sharing your experience, you help:
Surface signals and gaps around fairness, support, communication, growth, management, and autonomy
Contribute to a growing body of anonymized evidence that can inform research, reporting, and advocacy over time
Support longer-term conversations about what sustainable, fair gig work can look like
Our survey does not collect names or contact information, and we never share individual responses.
Your answers are combined with others only when there’s enough data to responsibly identify trends.
Participation is always voluntary. All data is used solely for research and informational purposes.
