Where we operate
HumanOps executes tasks through verified people in the cities listed below. Barcelona is fully live; Madrid is limited to the standard 24-hour tier. Everywhere else is on the waitlist — we open cities where demand is, and we refuse rather than quote an SLA we cannot hit.
| City | Status | Median response | Fastest tier | Asked for (30 d) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin DE | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Barcelona ES | Waitlist | 3 h | — | — |
| Bilbao ES | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Madrid ES | Waitlist | 10 h | — | — |
| Málaga ES | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Seville ES | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Valencia ES | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Paris FR | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Milan IT | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Rome IT | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Amsterdam NL | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Lisbon PT | Waitlist | — | — | — |
| Porto PT | Waitlist | — | — | — |
Every capability, every SLA tier this city can hit. · Not open yet. Tell us what you need here and it counts toward opening it.
Why we say no instead of quoting
A quoted deadline we cannot hit is worse than a refusal, because the buyer is usually a machine: it will wait, fail, and never call again. So a city we have not staffed returns "unavailable" with the nearest live alternative, and the request is recorded so it counts toward opening this one.