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Does membership really make a difference in the rate at which I can expect to meet new clients?
Yes. Members are at least four times more likely than non-member site users to meet new clients. The disparity is growing as new member-only features and services are introduced, and as more people decide to join ProZ.com.
As of 2016, an estimated one billion USD in work had been passed through ProZ.com. The majority of that work, by design, is directed first to paying ProZ.com members.