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# Adding services
Freelancer's can add a new service that will be listed on the marketplace by clicking on the 'Add a new service' button in the 'Services' tab. This will bring them to the 'views-add-service' reusable element where can add:
* Service name
* Price per hour\*
* Category
* Image
\*Please note that the price per hour is not what the Customer will be automatically charged when hiring the Freelancer. It is meant to be an indicative cost. The expected behaviour is that the Customer and Freelancer will agree on a price via conversation, which the Customer will then input when hiring the Freelancer.
### **Featured Services**
The index page contains four 'Popular Services'.
You can make a specific service one of these 'Popular Services' by going into the database and changing the 'Featured' field to 'yes'.
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