Live the freelance life, with the benefits of a permanent contract.

You are eligible for Jump Portage if you are a French tax resident and hold French or EU citizenship.

Your activity must also be compatible with umbrella employment or our business and employment cooperative — most often intellectual services. Regulated professions (lawyers, notaries, accountants, doctors, etc.) are not eligible.

On the invoicing and payment side, 20% VAT applies to every invoice issued by Jump Portage to French clients, and payments must be received by bank transfer to your Jump account details.

You need to invoice at least €1,500 per month on average. Depending on your average daily rate and your level of experience, we will point you towards umbrella employment or the cooperative.

Unlike traditional umbrella companies that charge a percentage of your revenue, Jump offers a fixed, highly competitive price. We also give you a real dashboard to run your business end to end (business expenses, income simulator, and more), in full transparency.

Jump Portage is flexible.

You decide when to end your Salaried Entrepreneur contract.

There are three ways to end the contract:

1 · Ending the probation period, at the employee's or employer's initiative (only possible during the first 6 months, for a non-executive probation period).

2 · Resignation. Possible at any time by notifying the support team and choosing your leaving date.

3 · Mutual termination (rupture conventionnelle). This requires more than 8 months' seniority. Plan ahead: it needs approval from both Jump and the labour administration (DREETS).

We invested in building a platform that delivers the best possible experience whatever your revenue, without costing us more.
That's what lets us offer the same price whether you invoice €3,000, €5,000 or €10,000.

It's simple: as a Jump salaried entrepreneur, you have a business account and a legal status. No company needed — you invoice in your own name using the Jump cooperative's SIRET and VAT number. No commercial contract is required; you can simply invoice your clients. Clients pay into your individual Jump bank account.

Clients pay into your individual Jump bank account and the money lands in your balance. Each month, at your own pace, you draw from that balance by choosing the salary you want between the 5th and the 31st, while deducting your business expenses. The icing on the cake? You pay zero tax on deductible expenses, and the money goes straight to your personal bank account.

Yes, you can start your Jump Portage contract while your unemployment benefits are ongoing.

To do so, you need to:

Have benefits already open and be registered with France Travail with an approved file. As a salaried entrepreneur via Jump, you must declare yourself as “employee”, project holder, with income at €0 (or between €0 and €100 per month so as not to affect your rights).

Invoice, but don't convert it into salary. This is where Jump shines: you choose your salary every month (based on what you've invoiced). You can build up your Jump balance and take a €0 salary each month so your rights are unaffected (this works except for benefits received after an economic redundancy).

It depends on who your clients are:

French clients: 20% VAT (for service activities) is added automatically to all your invoices, whether to companies or individuals.

Companies based abroad: you invoice and collect excluding VAT.

Either way, you have no VAT accounting to handle yourself — Jump Portage takes care of it automatically.