Two years ago Roger Dickey, 33, started San Francisco-based Gigster, a platform where companies hire freelance software developers. Its selling point: a heavily screened pool of top developers eager to moonlight on a project basis for non-tech clients. To put together its bank of 800 freelancers, Gigster accepts only 1% of those who apply to be listed. Gigster takes 25% of the fee, but the projects can be lucrative, paying as much as $400,000 to a team of five developers.

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