Flexi-job pay

Flexi-job pay: what do you really earn per hour in 2025?

With a flexi-job you choose when you work. But how much is left net? Check the real picture here and dive straight into the flexi-jobs in your area.

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What you need to know about flexi-job pay

A flexi-job wage is not just a number. You work, you get paid, and that amount is immediately net for you. No taxes, no social contributions deducted. That sounds too good to be true, but that's the system.

In 2026, the minimum flexi hourly wage in the hospitality industry is €12.78 per hour including flexi holiday pay (€11.87 base wage + €0.91 holiday pay, amount since 1 March 2026). In other sectors, the sectoral minimum wage for the position applies as the floor. That is the legal minimum that every employer must pay. But in practice, hourly wages are often higher, depending on the sector and the time you work.

In hospitality, for example, you often get between €13 and €15 per hour, and on Sundays it can go up to €17 or more.
In supermarkets or bakeries, the base wage is usually around the minimum, but with supplements for evening or weekend work.
At events or festivals, the wage fluctuates, but you can see that per vacancy in your area.

What many people don't know: with a flexi-job you do build up social rights, because your employer pays a special contribution on your flexi wage, and the holiday pay is already included in your hourly wage as flexi holiday pay. Meanwhile, you receive the full amount net in your account. That's why it's smart to see which flexi-jobs in your municipality pay the most. View all vacancies in your region and compare for yourself.

Want to know exactly what you'll take home? Use our handy tool on the site to calculate the wage per type of shift. Or check the open flexi-jobs in your municipality right away.

Why via Experza?

Find the flexi-jobs with the best pay in your area

Not every flexi-job pays the same. We collect all vacancies from your region, so you can see at a glance where you earn the most.

Real wages per vacancy

No surprises. With every job you see the exact hourly wage.

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From Kortrijk to Hasselt: only jobs that are really near you.

Start quickly

Apply with one click and often start as early as tomorrow.

Frequently asked questions about flexi-job pay

How much do you earn per hour as a flexi-jobber?
In 2025, the minimum flexi hourly wage is €12.68 net. In hospitality and on Sundays it can be significantly higher, often €15 to €17 per hour. Because you don't pay taxes, the gross wage is immediately your net wage.
What is the maximum wage for a flexi-job?
There is no legal maximum. Employers may pay more than the minimum. In practice, you see hourly wages up to €20 for specialized positions or extra-legal benefits. Check the vacancy for the exact amount.
What are the pros and cons of a flexi-job?
Advantages: net income without tax, flexibility, ideal as extra income. Disadvantages: no build-up of social rights (pension, holiday pay), and you must already have a main job of at least 4/5th.
Is a flexi-job a good wage?
For extra income, the wage is attractive, because you receive the full gross amount net. The minimum wage is comparable to a normal job, but without deductions. So it is a good wage for flexible work.
How is the wage of a flexi-jobber calculated?
The wage is based on the sectoral minimum wage or a higher agreed amount. No social security or withholding tax is deducted. The employer does pay a flexi compensation and social contributions on top of your wage.
Do you earn more on Sundays?
Yes, many sectors pay a Sunday supplement of 50% or more. In hospitality you can earn double on Sundays, which significantly increases the hourly wage. Check each vacancy for the extras.
In which sectors do you earn the most?
Hospitality, events and healthcare often pay the best. Jobs with late hours or weekends also bring in extra. In supermarkets and bakeries, wages are closer to the minimum.

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How do you find the best flexi-job for you?

How do I find a flexi-job that matches my wage expectations?

On our site you can easily filter by municipality and see the offered hourly wage per vacancy. That way you immediately choose the best-paying option in your area.

Can I apply directly through this site?

Certainly, every vacancy has an apply button. With one click you send your details to the employer. Sometimes you can start the same day.

Are the wages on the site up to date?

Yes, we update the vacancies continuously. The wages listed are what the employer currently offers.

Does the site work in my municipality too?

We focus on all of Flanders, so yes. Whether you live in Ghent, Antwerp or a small village, you'll find flexi-jobs near you.

Can I combine multiple flexi-jobs?

Absolutely, flexi-jobbing is flexible. You can work for different employers as long as you keep track yourself. Just choose the shifts that fit your schedule.

Do I need to arrange anything for taxes?

No, that's the beauty of it. You receive the wage net in your account. However, make sure you have worked enough hours elsewhere to qualify (main job of 4/5th).

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What you need to know about flexi-job pay

In hospitality, for example, you often get between €13 and €15 per hour, and on Sundays it can go up to €17 or more.
In supermarkets or bakeries, the base wage is usually around the minimum, but with supplements for evening or weekend work.
At events or festivals, the wage fluctuates, but you can see that per vacancy in your area.

Want to know exactly what you'll take home? Use our handy tool on the site to calculate the wage per type of shift. Or check the open flexi-jobs in your municipality right away.

Frequently asked questions about flexi-job pay

How much do you earn per hour as a flexi-jobber?

In 2025, the minimum flexi hourly wage is €12.68 net. In hospitality and on Sundays it can be significantly higher, often €15 to €17 per hour. Because you don't pay taxes, the gross wage is immediately your net wage.

What is the maximum wage for a flexi-job?

There is no legal maximum. Employers may pay more than the minimum. In practice, you see hourly wages up to €20 for specialized positions or extra-legal benefits. Check the vacancy for the exact amount.

What are the pros and cons of a flexi-job?

Advantages: net income without tax, flexibility, ideal as extra income. Disadvantages: no build-up of social rights (pension, holiday pay), and you must already have a main job of at least 4/5th.

Is a flexi-job a good wage?

For extra income, the wage is attractive, because you receive the full gross amount net. The minimum wage is comparable to a normal job, but without deductions. So it is a good wage for flexible work.

How is the wage of a flexi-jobber calculated?

The wage is based on the sectoral minimum wage or a higher agreed amount. No social security or withholding tax is deducted. The employer does pay a flexi compensation and social contributions on top of your wage.

Do you earn more on Sundays?

Yes, many sectors pay a Sunday supplement of 50% or more. In hospitality you can earn double on Sundays, which significantly increases the hourly wage. Check each vacancy for the extras.

In which sectors do you earn the most?

Hospitality, events and healthcare often pay the best. Jobs with late hours or weekends also bring in extra. In supermarkets and bakeries, wages are closer to the minimum.

Flexi-job pay: what do you really earn per hour in 2025?

What you need to know about flexi-job pay

What you need to know about flexi-job pay