He got up and sat on the edge of the bedstead with his back to the window. “It’s better not to sleep at all,” he decided. There was a cold damp draught from the window, however; without getting up he drew the blanket over him and wrapped himself in it. He was not thinking of anything and did not want to think. But one image rose after another, incoherent scraps of thought without beginning or end passed through his mind. He sank into drowsiness. Perhaps the cold, or the dampness, or the dark, or the wind that howled under the window and tossed the trees roused a sort of persistent craving for the fantastic. He kept dwelling on images of flowers, he fancied a charming flower garden, a bright, warm, almost hot day, a holiday—Trinity day. A fine, sumptuous country cottage in the English taste overgrown with fragrant flowers, with flower beds going round the house; the porch, wreathed in climbers, was surrounded with beds of roses. A light, cool staircase, carpeted with rich rugs, was decorated with rare plants in china pots. He noticed particularly in the windows nosegays of tender, white, heavily fragrant narcissus bending over their bright, green, thick long stalks. He was reluctant to move away from them, but he went up the stairs and came into a large, high drawing-room and again everywhere—at the windows, the doors on to the balcony, and on the balcony itself—were flowers. The floors were strewn with freshly-cut fragrant hay, the windows were open, a fresh, cool, light air came into the room. The birds were chirruping under the window, and in the middle of the room, on a table covered with a white satin shroud, stood a coffin. The coffin was covered with white silk and edged with a thick white frill; wreaths of flowers surrounded it on all sides. Among the flowers lay a girl in a white muslin dress, with her arms crossed and pressed on her bosom, as though carved out of marble. But her loose fair hair was wet; there was a wreath of roses on her head. The stern and already rigid profile of her face looked as though chiselled of marble too, and the smile on her pale lips was full of an immense unchildish misery and sorrowful appeal. Svidrigaïlov knew that girl; there was no holy image, no burning candle beside the coffin; no sound of prayers: the girl had drowned herself. She was only fourteen, but her heart was broken. And she had destroyed herself, crushed by an insult that had appalled and amazed that childish soul, had smirched that angel purity with unmerited disgrace and torn from her a last scream of despair, unheeded and brutally disregarded, on a dark night in the cold and wet while the wind howled

30 Best Book Cover Designers

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I’ve seen a lot of fantastic books fail because of bad cover design.

No matter how good your book is, people simply won’t buy it if the cover art doesn’t grab their eye.

It’s unfair, but in a crowded marketplace you have to stand out, and the best way to do that is with a beautiful, eye-catching, genre-defining book cover.

Luckily for you, I’ve put together a rock-star list of fantastic book cover designers. These are the folks that will ensure your book has the best chance of hitting the bestseller lists. The list below offers a range of book cover designers to choose between, both in terms of pricing and genres.

1. Ebook Launch

If you’re looking for a fast and professional book design, I would highly recommend the team at Ebook Launch. They’ve been around since 2011, can design for a wide range of genres, both fiction and nonfiction, and their covers look excellent (just check out the examples below).

What’s more, they’ve even won some awards for their designs by TheBookDesigner. Go with them — they won’t disappoint you.

  • Pricing: $399 – $499
  • Genres: Fiction and Nonfiction

Sample Designs:

2. Andy Carpenter Design (ACD)

Andy Carpenter Design (ACD) is a boutique design firm with over 25 years in the business. They are open to working with any genre. Their portfolio has a classy-vintage look — very respectable.

ACD charges a flat rate of $1000 that includes three designs for your cover, with two revisions available to you after your initial selection. 

They work directly with authors and small presses to create memorable print and e-book covers. As far as timing, they typically like to have a week to produce a quality cover. The initial design process itself usually is completed only within one or two days.

  • Pricing: $1000
  • Genres: Nonfiction and Literary Fiction

Sample designs:

3. Bailey Designs Books

Bailey Designs Books offers minimalist cover designs that easily catch potential readers’ eyes. Perfect for targeting at YA readers or anyone that just wants to get to the meat of a good book.

They work directly with writers to create covers that perfectly match your style. As part of their promise to get that right, they offer unlimited revisions of designs.

Pricing and timelines are decided on an individual project basis.

  • Pricing: $300 – $400
  • Genres: YA and Literary Fiction

Sample Designs:

4. Baki Boquecosa

Baki Boquecosa is my favorite book cover designer artist in this article.

Look to your left and you’ll see the type of surrealist artwork that Baki is known for best. Queue the image of an awesome mobster lion.

He has worked with many different stories featuring supernatural romance or speculative fiction. I highly recommend checking him out if you want a book cover that portrays the idea that not everything is alright under the surface.

Contact him via the information on his site to discuss pricing and project timelines. I didn’t get any indication that Baki offers interior design, but he is experienced with web graphics as well as cover design.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Sci-Fi, Fantasies, Romance

Sample Designs:

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5. Book Beaver

Book Beaver creates beautiful custom covers for a variety of genres. The Football Code by James Tippett is an exquisite cover made by them that you can see below.

They specialize in black and white cover designs that work especially well with mysteries and historical fiction to create images that are timeless.

All their covers are custom-made and custom-priced, but they are more than happy to work out a deal with you. Most covers take only two to three weeks.

Plus, Bookfox readers get a discount! When you contact them, mention Bookfox to get 10% off your design.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Mysteries, Historical Fiction

Sample Designs:

6. Book Cover for You

Sanja Gombar is the artist behind Book Cover for You. She offers custom covers and pre-made options. Almost all of her covers have bright colors, and eye-catching characters brought to life front and center (although there is a cool one with a T-rex on it instead of a human).

Sanja’s work seems to focus primarily on YA, fantasy, and romance stories, but she’s done everything from historical dramas to keto diet cookbooks.

Her covers are affordable with print covers starting at $250, including three revisions and a first design within three days.

  • Pricing: $200 – $300
  • Genres: YA, Fantasies, Romance

Sample Designs:

7. Book Design Templates

Book Design Templates offers thousands of handmade template covers. Before you get defensive about using a template design, pause for a second, here are the perks:

  1. They are quality designed covers by artists who love what they do.
  2. They are sold only to you and never resold.
  3. They are affordable and professional. There is no middle man between you and the artist.

Bonus: They will also make custom designs if you don’t find anything that fits.

They also offer interior formatting to further personalize your book and guidebooks with tips and tricks of the publishing world.

  • Pricing: $200 – $500
  • Genres: Literary Fiction, Thrillers

Sample Designs:

8. Books Design

Books Design has a huge variety of designs.

These are cool covers. In a glance, I saw some historical fiction, fantasy, non-fiction, and some that I don’t know which genre they would fit in (burning city in a man’s hair–maybe an inner-city mystery?).

Initial designs usually take 10-15 days; from there, the process is smooth sailing. Pricing is entirely based on what you, as the author, would like to do. Designer, Ana Grigoriu-Voicu, knows what it’s like to work on a budget and wants to give you a beautiful cover that fits yours.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Mysteries, Historical Dramas

Sample Designs:

9. Book Cover Designer

Karrie Ross is the owner of Book Cover Designer. She offers personalized book designs, interior design, and consulting services.

Her covers do an excellent job capturing the person behind the story and she excels working on memoirs and biographical nonfiction.

If you only need a cover design, prices range from $650-$1250. This includes two layouts and two rounds of edits.

  • Pricing: $650 – $1250
  • Genres: Nonfiction and Literary Fiction

Sample Designs:

10. Book Designers

Book Designers is a worthwhile option for you whether it’s your first book or you barely remember writing your first book.

Their portfolio is a testament to their quality work. They take the time to get to know your manuscript and research your target market to create covers that you have to see for yourself. Their covers make some of the best use of typography, with thick bold title fonts.

You can get a cover from Book Designers for a low as $750; this provides three to six cover designs and three rounds of revision. However, most authors who use their services opt for more inclusive packages that increase the price. They include services like text layout, page graphics, marketing tools, and more. Start to finish, the process generally takes one to two months.

  • Pricing: $750 – $3500
  • Genres: SciFi, Literary Fiction, Nonfiction

Sample Designs:

11. BookFly

Bookfly is a partnership between cover designer, James T. Ega, and editor, Kira Rubenthaler. The duo produces some of the most polished looking books in the self-publishing market.

Take a look at their portfolio. You know you want to…

They tend to stay very busy and recommend booking at least six months in advance. Their covers hover right below $800 and include up to 5 rounds of vision to make sure everything is just right.

  • Pricing: $799
  • Genres: Historical Fiction, Speculative Fiction

Sample Designs:

12. Coverness

Book designer, Mark Thomas runs Coverness. Mark’s clients are mainly repeated customers.

His covers utilize light and dark themes to create a cinematic appeal. He creates covers for a variety of fiction and non-fiction genres, each worth taking a look at.

Book cover, e-book, interior formatting, and promotional art all come together for a baseline price of $818. Final payments should be made in UK£ Pounds Sterling so make sure you check conversion rates.

Mark is flexible in working with authors to provide precisely what you need and nothing you don’t. Consultations are free, and he has a quick turn around time, providing you the first round of design pitches within three to five days.

Mark stays pretty busy, reach out to him early to ensure he is available to work with you.

  • Pricing: $818
  • Genres: SciFi, Thrillers

Sample Designs:

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13. CoverTopia

CoverTopia is known as a one-stop shop if you need a cover design quickly and for less than $100. Their covers effortlessly tell readers what type of story to expect. Perfect for YA, action novels, or romance when you want to let your story speak for itself.

Their pre-made covers start as low as $79 for the writer on a budget. They also go as high as $850 for their premium cover package.

  • Pricing: $79 – $850
  • Genres: YA, Romance, Suspense

Sample Designs:

14. Damonza

Damonza is well known for consistently producing covers that readers buy.

They offer captivating cover designs, interior formatting services, proofing, and even movie trailers for your book. Any combination of these services is worth looking at.

They offer fiction and non-fiction covers with character-driven designs. Their e-book design packages start at $495, and print designs begin at $595. Within 14 days of placing an order, you can have two book cover design drafts in your hands (well via the internet, but you get the idea).

They offer unlimited changes and a 100% money-back guarantee. Based on their 5-star reviews, I don’t think you need to be too worried about leaving unsatisfied if you choose to work with Damonza.

  • Pricing: $495 – $820
  • Genres: YA, Speculative Fiction

Sample Designs:

15. E-Book Cover Designs

A secret about E-book Cover Designs is that they also do high-quality print covers and box sets.

They offer covers for every genre, most of their covers focus on making your protagonist (or antagonist) appear proudly or deviously–personal preference. They know how to make your character look awesome and stand out in the reader’s mind.

This is a great deal if you’re looking for a killer cover that often takes less than a week to complete the whole. Paperback covers start at $299, and boxsets begin at $349. The number of revisions needed is up to you and is no extra cost. E-book Cover Designs also offers web graphics, banners, and logos. Prices for these services are listed on their site.

  • Pricing: $299 – $349
  • Genres: YA, Romance, Fantasy

Sample Designs:

16. Extended Imagery

Extended Imagery cover designs are dark and cinematic, except when they’re not. The majority of their previous work has been for science fiction, thrillers, and fantasy.

They aren’t shy about blood and gore if that’s what you’re looking for. Think about their book covers like tattoos on the skin of your novel.

On the other hand, they have also created fun (not scary) children’s literature covers for all grades up through YA.

They price each package deal independently, and the artist, Carl, is a friendly dude.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Horror, Mysteries, Thrillers

Sample Designs:

17. JD Smith Design

JD Smith is a designer who works with authors to create personalized covers. Her portfolio has a little something for everybody, with a definitive specialty in fiction works.

As a published historical fiction author herself, she is one of the best options here if you are looking for cover designs inspired by the past. Picture early American frontiers and Victorian hairstyles.

She is known by her clients to be very reasonably priced. Along with cover design, she also does formatting and web design.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Historical Fiction, Romance

Sample Designs:

18. Jessica Bell

Jessica Bell is a singer-songwriter, poet, and cover designer. She has been in the business since 2011.

Her covers are a mix of vintage styles, high-waisted jeans, and a touch of magic. Perfect for stories that work with magical realism or surrealist elements.

Part of her process for working with authors includes a very detailed questionnaire. She also has a list of resources for writers and enjoys helping develop your work into your brand. 

  • Pricing: $430 – $1800
  • Genres: Urban Fantasy, Surrealist Fiction

Sample Designs:

19. Julie Metz LTD

Julie Metz LTD is a hidden gem in the design world. Notable covers by her include novels like The Poisonwood Bible and The Romantic.

Metz’s background in photography has heavily influenced her work as a designer. Her cover designs give off mysterious vibes and offer a degree of subtlety not often found. She specializes in trade fiction, memoirs, nonfiction, YA, and new adult literature.

She takes each client on a completely custom basis. Therefore you get custom pricing. Her availability is limited, so make sure to reach out early to work with this extraordinary artist.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Urban Fantasy, Surrealist Fiction

Sample Designs:

20. Mars Dorian

Mars Dorian creates content that screams original. If you are looking for cover art that borders comic-y in the best way possible–he’s your guy. Mars is the ideal artist for authors with experimental and hybrid styles, and people who want to make noise in the market. Mars also offers consultations for authors that focus on self-branding and marketing.

He has a quick turn around time and always has an open inbox. Reasonably priced, he’s open to negotiation.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Speculative Fiction, Cross-Genre Fiction

Sample Designs:

21. Paper & Sage

First off, I really like the name Paper & Sage. It sounds like the perfect name for an earthy, calming candle scent.

Secondly, they produce quality covers for books that fall in all genres, with their focus being centered around romance, YA, and mysteries. Designer, Christa, wants your cover to be everything you imagined and sell the story.

They offer custom and pre-made covers, so they have options to fit every budget. This makes them one of the most economical designers on this list too! They don’t offer interior design, so keep that in mind if it is essential to you.

  • Pricing: $150 – $350
  • Genres: YA, Romance

Sample Designs:

22. Raven Book Design

Raven Book Design knows the publishing industry like the back of its wing.

As an established cover designer, they can be a little more pricey, but they offer a wealth of knowledge and services that few designers can compete with on the market today.

Most authors spend around $2,086, including 2-3 rough sketches, bar codes, digital files of all work, and more. Page design is not included in that quote and is a separate service that hovers around $2,000 for fiction.

The covers themselves cover all genres. Nature themes and YA works seemed prevalent from just taking a quick look at their portfolio.

  • Pricing: $2000 – $2650
  • Genres: YA, Nonfiction

Sample Designs:

23. Robin Ludwig Designs

Robin Johnson is the artist behind Robin Ludwig Designs.

An experienced photo-manipulator, she offers full-service book cover design, marketing, consultation, and book branding.

All of her covers (premade and custom) are under $200, before the cost of any edits. Edits are an additional $20 to $60 per round. Covers are also delivered quickly and professionally, rarely taking more than 2-3 weeks.

Robin is a huge supporter of new authors and attends literary and genre writing events around the country. She is your go-to gal if you want an inexpensive cover and some additional supports.

  • Pricing: $189
  • Genres: SciFi, Thrillers

Sample Designs:

24. RocketRiver

RocketRiver specializes in web advertising and marketing. Book covers are one of their many services. However, we are here for the best book cover designs, so that is what I’m going to focus on.

Their book covers fit best with hybrid works, memoirs, and creative nonfiction.

They want to help you build a lasting brand and package their cover design in with additional graphic support. Pricing is determined based on your goals as an author and what they can do to help you achieve them.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Memoirs, Creative Nonfiction

Sample Designs:

25. StreetLight Graphics

Streetlight Graphics creates fun covers for hard-hitting stories.

They strive to create covers that are different from everything else on the market, without losing your core readers. Think, lots of celestial views and shadow-play. Perfect for authors who prefer not to have the face of their protagonist illustrated or shown to the reader. Pricing ranges from $300 to $600.

They work quickly with most projects taking two weeks, and they will do as many rounds of edits as it takes to get everything to match your vision.

  • Pricing: $300 – $600
  • Genres: Literary Fiction, Fantasy

Sample Designs:

26. Syd Gill Designs

Syd Gill Designs offers mainly romantic cover designs in a quick turn-around time (typically a week or two). She is open to working with all genres, but beautiful romance covers are her specialty.

Clients rave that Syd is an incredible asset to their stories. Her skills as a web designer lend themselves well to working with authors from the branding and marketing side of things. 

She has also worked with New York Times Bestsellers: JoAnn Ross, Carly Phillips, and Linda Conrad.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Romance

Sample Designs:

27. Vanessa Mendozzi

Vanessa Mendozzi is an artist and book cover designer based out of London.

She has designed book covers for international bestselling authors and emerging authors alike.

She is always willing to help out new writers and offers advice about self-publishing. When it comes to book covers, her first cover designer is free. Really it is!

Most of her experience with design is with fiction, but Vanessa is willing to work with any genre. Her work uses vibrant colors to help your books jump off the shelves. She can currently only accept five clients a month, so make sure to contact her early!

Bonus: She also does interior design for pages and graphics.

  • Pricing: Project Basis
  • Genres: Nonfiction, Creative Nonfiction

Sample Designs:

28. Vision Press

What makes Vision Press unique is its experience working specifically with independent authors. These guys know what makes a good cover and what makes stories sell.

Speculative fiction, thrillers, and YA can all be seen sitting side-by-side in their portfolio. They aren’t limited to any genre though.

Their cover design packages each carry their own titles, “The Essential E-Book” costs $189 while the “The Definitive Design” is their most expensive cover package at $679. More package details can be found on their site.

  • Pricing: $189 – $679
  • Genres: Speculative Fiction, Literary Fiction

Sample Designs:

29. WolfSparrow Covers

WolfSparrow Covers works in the world of romance. The artist is an erotica romance author herself and knows what audiences are looking for to draw them in.

She is open to working with writers of all genres and wants to promote typically unheard voices like LGBTQIA and ethnic/racial minorities.

Her prices range from $50 to upwards of $400 depending on what you are looking for and how quickly you need a cover. Reach out early to ensure that you both can work together!

  • Pricing: $50 – $400
  • Genres: Literary Fiction, Romance

Sample Designs:

30. WordSugar Designs

Wordsugar is run by artists (and writer!) Ginny Glass. She offers services in graphic art, marketing consultations, and editing.

Her covers use a combination of bold type fonts and subtle imagery to bring books to life.

She has experience with all genres but seems to have an exceptional talent for mysteries and romance.

Her e-book covers hover around $300 and her print covers, $400. Her other services are priced on a per-project basis. Timelines vary, but it’s best to reach out early.

  • Pricing: $400
  • Genres: Romance

Sample Designs:

31. Alexandra J. Brandt

Alexandra J Brandt is a speculative fiction writer and designer. She creates haunting cover designs, e-book covers, and web graphics for both novels and short stories.

She works with authors on a personal level to discuss rates (generally between $100-$350) and rounds of edits needed.

Also, shout out to Alexandra for winning TheBookDesigners.com Cover Design Fiction Award for three years in a row!

  • Pricing: $150 – $400
  • Genres: Sci-Fi, Fantasies, Thrillers

Sample Designs:

32. Jeff Brown

Jeff Brown is a sci-fi and fantasy illustrator and cover designer, who has been helping authors full time since 2013. 
If you choose to go with him, he starts with a video call and brainstorming session while sharing his screen to create the perfect cover. This type of one-on-one personalized attention ensures you get the ideal design for your book.
  • Pricing: $1400 – $1800
  • Genres: Fantasy, Scifi

Sample Designs:

33. Creative Indie Covers

Creative Indie Covers does not only do book covers but can work with your book marketing as well. They work with different genres across Fiction and Non-fiction with over 10 years of experience. Their results speak for themselves with multiple book designs that made it to NYT Bestselling books and Oprah Magazine. They focus on creating book covers that sell to your audience.

They offer 3 different price points for book design and marketing which includes 3D promotional graphics, book marketing courses, and 1 month of publishing support to name a few. 

  • Pricing: 3 price points of $349, $549, and $849

Sample Designs: 

Final Thoughts

To wrap up everything that I mentioned, here is all the essential stuff:

  • Spend more money. It’s worth spending more money to get the right cover. Don’t get cheap at this stage of the process.
  • Don’t rush it. Some designers work quicker than others, but it’s good to allot 2 – 3 weeks for a designer to discuss, create, and revise your image.
  • Have an open mind. Come to the designer with an open mind and some general principles, not the exact image you want. A good cover designer will create something much better than you could have imagined. The cheaper they are, the more direction they need. The more expensive they are, the less direction they need. 

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Hello! I’m down here! My name is Grace Giska. I am an undergraduate student studying Creative Writing and the author of three novels, one of which I like a lot. I love immersing myself in the writing community and hiking on the weekends. If you have anything to add about these book designers or want to suggest an addition to this list, please leave a comment below.

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21 comments

  1. Great list! I’d suggest adding http://www.RockingBookCovers.com to the list too. They have lots of premades that are inexpensive and custom covers too.

    A really inexpensive premade cover site is at GoOnWrite.com too. Ton of designs there with simple but pretty style.

  2. WOW!! What a great article. So many book cover artist name in one article, a big help for authors.

    I would suggest to add Creative Paramita https://www.creativeparamita.com to the list. They provide extraordinary custom and premade book cover design. Their designing quality is really great.

  3. WOW!! What a great article. So many book cover artist name in one article, a big help for authors.

    I would suggest to add Creative Paramita https://www.creativeparamita.com to the list. They provide extraordinary custom and premade book cover design. Their designing quality is really great.

  4. I had WONDERFUL help from the folks over at http://www.ilovemycover.com the designer over there Rob Williams does amazing work, I have used him on a few of my covers and I’ve always been happy with the designs.

    He probably honestly had a hand in selling more books then my poor writing did 😛

  5. Thanks for a very useful list, Grace! I’d love to add my cover design site to these ~ what do you think?

  6. I need a cover designed for my book. It is a religious book focusingonthe second coming of Christ. The title is ” Jesus is Coming back…Soon” I would like something eye grabbing and provocative.
    Please advise and respond

    1. I desire to have a cover designed for a religious book entitled, “The Designer’s Eyewear”. It is an easy-to-read guide that helps readers identify their pre-selected custom-fit eyewear, or spiritual gifts, prescribed by God, the Ultimate Designer. Do you have recommendations?

  7. I have used arcanecovers.com for all my LitRPG and 1 UF book covers so far and I love her work. I have even had readers tell me they started reading the books because of the art. She does amazing work, and is so amazing to work with.

  8. Thank you for these helpful links! A friend of mine recently used elementalbookcovers.com and was really happy with her cover. She said the price was reasonable, too.

  9. Please add Rob Williams at https://www.ilovemycover.com/. He is a brilliant designer, creating unique, distinct, and individual covers that fit both book and author. Add in that Rob is pleasant and cheerful about revision and requests and one cannot go wrong collaborating with him. He is amazing.
    C. Sutherland

  10. Hi ! im Juan Padron, a Venezuelan book cover designer and i would love to be featured here, what should i do to make you visit my site ? do i have the necessary quality to be part of this site ? http://www.juanjpadron.com my rates goes from $79 to $499. If you have time check my work and let me know if i have the level for you.

  11. A good book cover reveals the mood and hints at the contents of your manuscript. It stands out in the crowd and seems to shout – take me!

    Hello! My name is Donika Mishineva, a book 📚 cover designer who will ignite the imagination of your readers. I create book covers in various genres, with which you will have a chance to be a bestseller author. Price range $200 – $300.

    When I start working on a cover, it is important for me to know the plot, to get acquainted with at least 2-3 chapters of the book, and the target group in which we will aim. My strongest points are that I know the psychology of buyers and the masses. I know the necessary software to perfection, with which there are no limits to achieving the perfect vision. I love challenges and I always give 100+ % of myself. Get the cover your book deserves because people judge a book by its cover.

  12. Thank you for publishing this list. As a one-time author with no aspirations of ever writing another book, I am wondering what you can say about memoir book cover designers on such free-lance websites eg. as Fiverr, 99designs, Reedsy etc.

    1. It just depends on the designer. There are some good ones there and some terrible ones. Look at all their designs and find a talented person, and pay as much as you can afford.

      I would recommend Upwork as my first choice, though, and for a cheaper version I would go for Fiverr.