Jump: flat-fee portage salarial for freelancers based in France
Flat-fee portage salarial platform (French umbrella employment): employee status, full social protection and simplified admin for freelancers in France.
50% off
Get 50% off the 1st month of your Jump Portage subscription
Jump is a portage salarial company (French umbrella employment: you invoice through a company that employs you) designed for freelancers based in France: you choose your assignments and set your rates, Jump handles your employment contract, your payslips, your social contributions and your social protection. Its particularity: a tiered subscription instead of a commission on your revenue.
Jump's portage salarial is a French arrangement: you are employed under French law, with French social contributions. If you are a foreign freelancer living and working in France, it works for you like for any French freelancer.
Who is Jump for?
Freelancers and consultants in intellectual services (consulting, IT, digital...) who want the freedom of independence with the security of employee status: unemployment benefits, pension, health cover, income protection. It is mostly interesting when revenue is medium to high, because the subscription is capped.
Features
- CDI and payslips: you invoice your clients from the platform and you are paid as a salary, with a CDI (permanent employment contract), renewed unemployment rights and pension contributions.
- Automated admin: invoicing, collection, payment reminders and business expense management, with no company to create and no bookkeeping.
- Protection and perks: health cover and income protection, sick leave, meal vouchers, professional liability insurance, culture vouchers and employee savings plan according to Jump.
- Net salary simulator: estimate your net income before committing.
Jump pricing in 2026
The prices and conditions on this page are those of Jump's French offer.
No commission on your revenue: a subscription from €99 to €249 excl. VAT a month depending on the revenue collected through Jump over the last 12 months (€99 up to €45,000, €149 up to €70,000, €199 up to €100,000, €249 beyond). You always start at €99. No commitment, no set-up or exit fees. Prices checked on join-jump.com in October 2026.
Through our partner link, you get 50% off the first month of subscription: details are on the Jump deal page.
Why we recommend Jump
We recommend it for its clarity: a capped price, no percentage, with the protection of a CDI, and very positive reviews (Trustpilot 4.6/5). The weak point to know: on a small revenue, the subscription can weigh, and some reviews mention business expenses to justify, employer contributions due even on a low salary and some rigidity in case of a rupture conventionnelle (mutually agreed termination of the employment contract). Our detailed Jump review goes over all of this.
Jump or another portage company?
If you want to compare Jump with the other portage salarial solutions in France (Hiway, ITG, Embarq...), see our page dedicated to alternatives to Jump.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- Portage salarial, invoicing and social protection all in one (unemployment, pension, health cover)
- Subscription capped at €249 excl. VAT/month, no commission on revenue
- No commitment, no set-up or exit fees
- Net salary simulator before committing
Weaknesses
- The flat subscription can weigh on a small revenue
- Business expenses to justify and employer contributions due even on a low salary, according to reviews
- Reserved for intellectual services eligible for portage
Frequently asked questions about Jump
Jump is a portage salarial company (French umbrella employment): you invoice your clients, you sign a CDI (permanent employment contract) with Jump, which handles your contract, your payslips, your social contributions and your social protection. Its particularity: a tiered subscription instead of a commission on your revenue.
Jump charges a subscription from €99 to €249 excl. VAT a month depending on the revenue collected over 12 months: €99 up to €45,000, €149 up to €70,000, €199 up to €100,000, €249 beyond. No commitment and no commission (Jump pricing page, October 2026).
No. Jump charges a tiered subscription, capped at €249 excl. VAT a month, instead of the 5 to 10% management fees often taken in traditional portage.
Portage salarial and the micro-entreprise (French sole-trader scheme) cannot be combined for the same activity. Jump also offers a Micro plan for micro-entrepreneurs (we have not checked its price: see Jump's website).
Yes, Jump offers a simulator that estimates your net income in portage from your revenue, before any commitment.
The main portage salarial alternatives are Hiway, ITG and Embarq. You can compare them on our page dedicated to alternatives to Jump.
Jump's portage salarial is a French arrangement: you are employed under a French employment contract, with French social contributions and social protection. If you are a foreign freelancer living and working in France, it works for you like for any French freelancer. For an activity based in another country, look at umbrella companies there.