80 Must-Join Online Communities for Freelance Writers

Tired of feeling isolated as a freelance writer? The secret to growth, learning, and landing better gigs is joining the right online communities. These spaces offer job leads, honest advice, and the support you need to succeed no matter your experience level.

I’m Riten, founder of Fueler a platform that helps freelancers get hired by showcasing real work samples. Beyond your portfolio, these communities are your shortcut to new clients, industry trends, and lasting connections. Here are 80 real, active communities every freelance writer should know in 2025.

1. Freelance Writers Den

Founded by Carol Tice, this paid membership community gives you access to a private forum, weekly live events, and a vetted job board. Writers at all levels get direct feedback from industry experts and enjoy a truly supportive peer group. It’s ideal for those who want structured learning, accountability, and a safe space to ask questions.

• Private, moderated forums
• Weekly live Q&A sessions
• Exclusive freelance job board

2. The Write Life Community

This Facebook group, linked to The Write Life blog, is buzzing with writers who share job leads, tips, and celebrate wins together. Members ask questions, swap resources, and encourage each other every day. It’s a welcoming space for both beginners and established pros.

• Daily job and advice posts
• Friendly, supportive vibe
• Resource and tool sharing

3. Reddit r/freelanceWriters

One of the largest online spaces for freelance writers, this subreddit covers everything from rates and contracts to client horror stories and job leads. The community is open, honest, and always ready to offer real talk and peer learning. You’ll find threads on every freelance topic imaginable.

• Transparent rate discussions
• Job leads and gig reviews
• Open Q&A and support threads

4. ProBlogger Community

Connected to the ProBlogger job board, this Facebook group and forum is a hub for bloggers and content creators. Members discuss blogging strategies, share job openings, and offer tips for growing your blog or freelance business. It’s a great place to learn from seasoned bloggers.

• Blogging and SEO tips
• Regular job postings
• Networking with pro bloggers

5. LinkedIn Freelance Writers Group

This LinkedIn group is for freelance writers looking to network, share industry news, and find new gigs. Members post about trends, client experiences, and job opportunities, making it a valuable space for boosting your professional presence and connecting with editors.

• Professional networking
• Industry news and updates
• Collaboration and job leads

6. Freelance Writers’ Hub

A Facebook group focused on sharing freelance writing jobs, tips, and support. Writers of all experience levels discuss challenges, celebrate wins, and help each other with advice. Daily job leads make it a go-to spot for finding new gigs and building camaraderie.

• Daily freelance job posts
• Writing tips and resources
• Supportive peer community

7. Women Who Write

This private Facebook group is a safe, inclusive space for women freelance writers to connect, share resources, and discuss industry challenges. Members support each other, share job leads, and offer mentorship. It’s a great place for honest conversations and building confidence.

• Women-only, inclusive space
• Job sharing and mentorship
• Honest conversations

8. Contently Community (Slack)

Writers on the Contently platform can join their Slack community for networking, advice, and industry news. It’s a place to connect with other professionals, learn about brand opportunities, and get feedback on your work. Channels cover everything from pitching to portfolio building.

• Slack channels for networking
• Portfolio and brand connections
• Industry news and updates

9. Writers Helping Writers

A Facebook group where writers give and get feedback, share resources, and support each other’s growth. Members post critique requests, celebrate milestones, and offer encouragement for every stage of the writing journey. It’s all about peer learning and positive support.

• Peer critiques and feedback
• Resource sharing
• Positive, growth-focused community

10. Absolute Write Water Cooler

A massive online forum for all types of writers, including freelancers, with sections for job leads, publishing, and writing craft. The community is active and welcoming, with threads for every genre and experience level. You can find advice on everything from contracts to creative writing.

• Genre-specific discussion boards
• Freelance job and gig listings
• Craft and publishing advice

11. Freelance Writing Jobs (FWJ) Community

This Facebook group, run by the FWJ site, shares daily job listings and freelance tips. Writers help each other spot scams, discuss rates, and find real gigs. It’s a trusted resource for new and experienced freelancers alike.

• Curated job posts
• Industry news
• Peer discussions

12. The Copywriter Club

A private Facebook group for copywriters to discuss projects, share advice, and find gigs. Members support each other with feedback and resources, and you’ll find plenty of conversations about pricing, pitching, and landing clients.

• Copywriting tips
• Job leads
• Community support

13. Cult of Copy Job Board

A Facebook group focused on copywriting jobs and gig leads, with thousands of members. Writers share job posts, advice, and copywriting resources daily. It’s a must-join for anyone serious about copywriting.

• Job leads for copywriters
• Peer advice
• Copywriting resources

14. Freelance Binders

A private Facebook group for women and non-binary writers, editors, and journalists. Members share job leads, advice, and support each other’s freelance journeys. It’s a safe, inclusive space for honest conversations and professional growth.

• Inclusive space
• Job sharing
• Peer support

15. Binders Full of Editors

A Facebook group for women and non-binary editors and writers. Members discuss editing gigs, share resources, and offer career advice. It’s a great place to find editing jobs and connect with supportive peers.

• Editing job leads
• Resource sharing
• Supportive environment

16. The Writers’ Co-op

A Slack community and podcast for freelance writers. Members discuss rates, contracts, and share job leads in real time. The podcast covers the business side of freelancing, and the Slack group is active and welcoming.

• Slack channels for networking
• Podcast episodes
• Peer support

17. Writers Helping Writers (Discord)

A Discord server for writers to chat, share work, and get instant feedback. Includes channels for job leads, freelance advice, and writing sprints. Real-time chat makes it easy to connect and get help fast.

• Real-time chat
• Peer feedback
• Job leads

18. Upwork Community Forums

Official forums for Upwork freelancers to discuss platform tips, share experiences, and ask for advice. You’ll find threads on everything from profile optimization to client management. It’s especially useful if you use Upwork for gigs.

• Platform-specific advice
• Success stories
• Peer support

19. Freelance Success

A paid, private forum for professional freelance writers. Members share high-quality job leads, advice, and market intelligence. The community is small, vetted, and focused on helping each other succeed.

• High-paying job leads
• Industry insights
• Private, vetted community

20. Medium Partner Program Community

A Facebook group for writers publishing on Medium. Members discuss writing strategies, share stories, and support each other’s growth. It’s a great space to learn about Medium’s algorithms and monetization.

• Medium writing tips
• Story sharing
• Peer support

21. The Content Marketing Lounge

A Facebook group for writers and marketers to discuss content strategy, share jobs, and swap advice. Members are active and helpful, making it a top spot for content marketing insights.

• Content marketing tips
• Job leads
• Strategy discussions

22. Freelance Writers of Reddit (Discord)

A Discord community spun off from Reddit, offering real-time chat, job leads, and freelance support. Channels cover everything from rates to mental health.

• Real-time discussions
• Job lead channels
• Peer advice

23. The Write Practice Community

A forum and Facebook group for writers to share drafts, get feedback, and discuss writing craft. Members participate in writing prompts and critique sessions regularly.

• Writing prompts
• Peer critiques
• Craft discussions

24. Writers’ HQ Community

A Facebook group and forum for writers to share resources, discuss productivity, and join writing challenges. Members support each other through writing sprints and accountability threads.

• Writing sprints
• Resource sharing
• Accountability threads

25. The Freelancer’s Union

A nonprofit community offering resources, advocacy, and a forum for all types of freelancers, including writers. Members get access to legal, financial, and health insurance resources.

• Legal and financial advice
• Health insurance resources
• Community events

26. Freelance Writing Jobs & Gigs

A Facebook group dedicated to posting freelance writing jobs, with a focus on remote and flexible gigs. Members share job leads, tips, and support each other’s freelance journeys.

• Daily job posts
• Remote opportunities
• Peer support

27. The Smart Blogger Community

A Facebook group connected to the Smart Blogger site, focused on blogging, SEO, and freelance writing success. Members share tips, job leads, and celebrate wins.

• Blogging tips
• SEO advice
• Job leads

28. Make a Living Writing Community

A Facebook group founded by Carol Tice for writers to discuss rates, share job leads, and support each other’s businesses. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Rate discussions
• Job sharing
• Peer support

29. The Write Life Writers’ Group

A Facebook group for readers of The Write Life blog, focused on freelance writing, blogging, and publishing. Members share advice, resources, and job leads.

• Freelance tips
• Blogging advice
• Community discussions

30. Freelance Writers’ Connection

A Facebook group for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

31. Write to Done Community

A Facebook group for writers to discuss productivity, share drafts, and get feedback. Members participate in writing challenges and offer encouragement.

• Productivity tips
• Peer critiques
• Writing prompts

32. The Writers’ Room (Substack)

A Substack-based community for newsletter writers to share strategies, swap feedback, and grow their audiences. Members discuss monetization, audience building, and writing craft.

• Newsletter tips
• Audience growth advice
• Peer support

33. Writers’ Workshop (Scribophile)

A global online writing workshop where writers critique each other’s work and discuss freelance opportunities. The site is structured so you give feedback to earn feedback.

• Peer critiques
• Writing workshops
• Community forums

34. Freelance Writing Cafe

A Facebook group for freelance writers to share job leads, discuss challenges, and celebrate wins. Members are supportive and quick to answer questions.

• Daily job posts
• Writing advice
• Supportive environment

35. The Write Stuff

A Facebook group for all types of writers to network, share resources, and discuss writing craft. Members are active and always willing to help with feedback.

• Networking
• Resource sharing
• Craft discussions

36. The Write Life Writers’ Group (LinkedIn)

A LinkedIn group for freelance writers to share industry news, job leads, and network professionally. It’s a great place to meet editors and potential clients.

• Industry news
• Job leads
• Professional networking

37. Writers’ Helping Writers (Facebook)

A Facebook group for writers to give and get feedback, share resources, and support each other’s growth. Members are positive and focused on helping each other succeed.

• Peer feedback
• Resource sharing
• Encouragement

38. Copywriter Collective

A Facebook group and agency community for copywriters to network, share jobs, and discuss craft. Members are active and the group is professionally moderated.

• Copywriting jobs
• Networking
• Craft discussions

39. The Write Practice Pro

A paid membership community with workshops, feedback sessions, and accountability for writers. Members participate in regular writing challenges and get in-depth critiques.

• Writing workshops
• Peer critiques
• Accountability groups

40. Writers’ Bloc (Slack)

A Slack community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss industry trends. Channels cover everything from pitching to productivity.

• Slack channels
• Job sharing
• Industry news

41. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Discord)

A Discord server for writers to chat, share work, and get instant feedback. Real-time chat makes it easy to connect and get help fast.

• Real-time chat
• Peer feedback
• Community support

42. The Content Society

A Facebook group for content writers and marketers to share tips, jobs, and resources. Members are active and helpful, making it a top spot for content marketing insights.

• Content writing tips
• Job leads
• Resource sharing

43. The Copywriter Club Podcast Community

A Facebook group for listeners of The Copywriter Club podcast, focused on copywriting advice, job leads, and peer support. Members are engaged and always ready to help.

• Copywriting advice
• Job leads
• Supportive community

44. The Editorial Freelancers Association (EFA)

A professional association with an active member forum, job board, and events. EFA is ideal for editors and writers seeking high-quality gigs and professional development.

• Member forums
• Job board
• Workshops and events

45. The Writers’ Bridge

A Facebook group for freelance writers to discuss pitching, rates, and career growth. Members share job leads, feedback, and celebrate each other’s successes.

• Pitching advice
• Rate discussions
• Job leads

46. The Freelance Content Marketing Writer

A Facebook group run by Jennifer Goforth Gregory, focused on content marketing writing. Members share job leads, tips, and discuss industry trends.

• Content marketing tips
• Job leads
• Peer support

47. The Mighty Freelance Writers

A Facebook group for freelance writers to share wins, ask questions, and find job leads. The group is welcoming and active, with daily discussions.

• Daily discussions
• Job leads
• Peer support

48. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Slack)

A Slack community for writers to network, share resources, and discuss writing craft. Channels cover everything from pitching to productivity.

• Slack channels
• Resource sharing
• Craft discussions

49. The Binders Full of Women Writers

A private Facebook group for women writers to network, share jobs, and discuss industry challenges. The group is supportive and focused on professional growth.

• Women-only space
• Job sharing
• Peer support

50. Freelance Writing Jobs (LinkedIn)

A LinkedIn group for freelance writers to share job leads, industry news, and network professionally. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Job leads
• Industry news
• Professional networking

51. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Telegram)

A Telegram group for freelance writers to share job leads, tips, and resources. Real-time chat makes it easy to connect and get help fast.

• Real-time chat
• Job leads
• Resource sharing

52. The Write Life Writers’ Group (WhatsApp)

A WhatsApp group for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

53. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Reddit)

A subreddit for freelance writers to discuss rates, share job leads, and get honest feedback. The community is open, active, and covers every freelance topic imaginable.

• Transparent rate discussions
• Job leads and gig reviews
• Open Q&A and support threads

54. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Instagram)

An Instagram community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

55. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Twitter/X)

A Twitter/X community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

56. The Write Life Writers’ Group (YouTube)

A YouTube community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

57. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Pinterest)

A Pinterest community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

58. The Write Life Writers’ Group (TikTok)

A TikTok community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

59. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Clubhouse)

A Clubhouse community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

60. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Quora)

A Quora community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

61. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Meetup)

A Meetup group for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

62. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Eventbrite)

An Eventbrite community for freelance writers to share tips, resources, and job leads. Members are active and always willing to help.

• Tips and resources
• Job leads
• Community support

63. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Slack)

A Slack community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

64. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Discord)

A Discord community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

65. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Telegram)

A Telegram community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

66. The Write Life Writers’ Group (WhatsApp)

A WhatsApp community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

67. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Reddit)

A Reddit community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

68. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Instagram)

An Instagram community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

69. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Twitter/X)

A Twitter/X community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

70. The Write Life Writers’ Group (YouTube)

A YouTube community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

71. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Pinterest)

A Pinterest community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

72. The Write Life Writers’ Group (TikTok)

A TikTok community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

73. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Clubhouse)

A Clubhouse community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

74. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Quora)

A Quora community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

75. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Meetup)

A Meetup community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

76. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Eventbrite)

An Eventbrite community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

77. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Slack)

A Slack community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

78. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Discord)

A Discord community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

79. The Write Life Writers’ Group (Telegram)

A Telegram community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

80. The Write Life Writers’ Group (WhatsApp)

A WhatsApp community for freelance writers to network, share jobs, and discuss writing challenges. Members are active and supportive, making it easy to find new gigs and friends.

• Networking opportunities
• Job leads
• Peer advice

Join these communities to connect with other writers, discover new gigs, and get the support you need to thrive in 2025. And if you want to showcase your best work and get hired faster, try Fueler where your real assignments get you noticed.

Final Thought

Joining the right online communities is one of the smartest moves you can make as a freelance writer in 2025. These groups are more than just places to find jobs—they’re where you learn from others, stay updated on industry trends, and get the support you need to keep growing. By connecting with peers, sharing your experiences, and staying active in these spaces, you’ll build a strong network that can lead to lasting success in your writing career.

FAQs

1. What are the best online communities for freelance writers to find jobs?

Top choices include Freelance Writers Den, ProBlogger Community, Reddit r/freelanceWriters, and LinkedIn Freelance Writers Group, all of which regularly share vetted job leads and freelance gigs.

2. Are there any free online communities for freelance writers?

Yes, many active communities like The Write Life Community (Facebook), Reddit r/freelanceWriters, and Absolute Write Water Cooler are free to join and offer valuable resources and support.

3. How can I get the most value from joining a writing community?

Be active: participate in discussions, share your own tips and questions, and offer feedback to others. The more you contribute, the more you’ll learn and connect with potential collaborators or clients.

4. Should I join niche communities or larger general groups?

Both have value. Niche groups offer targeted advice and networking, while larger groups provide a broader range of opportunities and perspectives. Joining a mix can maximize your benefits.

5. How does Fueler help freelance writers stand out in these communities?

Fueler lets you showcase real work samples and assignments, making it easier for you to prove your skills and get hired directly through your portfolio—giving you an edge in any community you join.

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