You need a privacy policy, and a terms of service for anthillz. I hate going to a website that requires me to sign up with my email for a service, and there is no agreement for anything to be found. Makes me think that I'm going to end up giving them an email address to sell off to spammers.

The other downfall is that you've got absolutely no examples of what this website can do for people. You should take a gander at http://elance.com to see what you should be doing. Right now, I'd rather go with someone more reputable, than what I've seen here thus far.

There's nothing on Anthillz to tempt me into staying, or hell, signing up to try out the service--especially if I have to pay.