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Freelance Radar vs Michael Page Singapore: which is better for contract jobs?
Michael Page Singapore and Freelance Radar both help you find work, but they do not cover the same roles. Here is an honest comparison for contractors in Singapore.
What is Michael Page Singapore?
Michael Page, part of PageGroup, is a recruitment agency with an office in Singapore. It recruits for permanent, contract and interim roles, with specialist teams for finance, technology, banking and other functions.
What Michael Page Singapore does well
Specialist recruiters by function
Contract and interim roles at mid and senior level
A recruiter works on your placement
Where Michael Page Singapore falls short for contractors
You only see the roles Michael Page itself is recruiting for
Many of its roles are permanent
Its recruiters, like those of other agencies, often announce new roles in LinkedIn posts first
How Freelance Radar is different
Freelance Radar finds the contract jobs that recruiters, agencies and hiring managers in Singapore announce in LinkedIn posts, including the many that never become a formal job ad. You see who posted each role and contact them directly.
Contract jobs from LinkedIn feed posts, often missing from job boards
Agency, banking and government contracts in one place, with the monthly rate when stated
You see the recruiter or hiring manager and reach out directly
Email alerts by specialisation and monthly rate
One plan at S$69 a year, with 3 days free
Michael Page Singapore vs Freelance Radar at a glance
Michael Page Singapore
Freelance Radar
What it is
Recruitment agency
Contract job radar for LinkedIn posts
Contract jobs from LinkedIn feed posts
No
Yes
Contract focus
Permanent, contract and interim roles with that agency
Contract jobs only: agency, banking and government
Contact with the person hiring
Through the agency's recruiter
Direct, you see who posted the role
Email alerts
Yes
Yes
Cost for contractors
Free for candidates, the client pays the agency
S$69 a year, 3 days free
Comparison as of 2026, based on public information.
Which one should you use?
Michael Page Singapore is best for: experienced professionals looking for mid and senior contract or interim roles through a specialist recruiter. Freelance Radar is best when you want the contract jobs that only show up in LinkedIn posts, with an alert as soon as they are posted and the name of the person to contact.
Is Freelance Radar an alternative to Michael Page Singapore?
It is a complement more than a replacement. Michael Page Singapore covers the roles Michael Page is recruiting for, while Freelance Radar covers contract jobs that recruiters and hiring managers announce in LinkedIn posts, many of which are never advertised on job boards.
Can I use Michael Page Singapore and Freelance Radar together?
Yes. Most contractors use several sources. Freelance Radar adds the contract jobs from LinkedIn posts and sends them to you by email alert, so you can reply to the recruiter before the role gets crowded.
Does Freelance Radar show the monthly rate?
Yes, when the post states it. Each role shows the rate as written, for example SGD 8,000 to 9,500 a month, along with the contract length, renewal and pass requirements when they are mentioned.
How much does Freelance Radar cost?
You can browse the latest contract jobs for free. Full access with alerts and direct contact costs S$69 a year, with 3 days free and cancellation anytime.
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How it works
1We spot new opportunities We scan the web around the clock to find contract roles the moment they are posted, before they show up everywhere else.
2You contact the hiring manager directly Every contract links to the right person to contact, with no agency and no platform in between. You apply at the source.
3Get a fast pass to jump the queue With a fast pass, you see the freshest contracts the moment they are posted, before anyone else. Be first to reach out and you win the contract.