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Built for Freelancer.com freelancers

Win more Freelancer.com work. Spend less time bidding.

FreelanceAutopilot finds the projects that fit your skills, writes a specific proposal for each one in the style you choose, checks it, and bids for you at a steady, safe pace. You stay in control of every filter, every profile and every bid.

  • Connects with Freelancer.com sign-in
  • Quality check on every proposal
  • Free previews before any real bid
FreelanceAutopilot dashboard showing total bids, success rate, available projects, daily progress, auto-bidding controls, recent bidding activity and the latest matching projects

Real screens from the app, shown with a demo account and fictional data.

AI proposals

A proposal written for this project, not a template

Open any project and generate a proposal from its actual brief and your profile. Pick the style that fits the client: concise, technical, question-led, experience-led or milestone plan. Edit it, copy it, or let it go out with your bid.

  • Five proposal styles, set per profile or per bid
  • Uses only the experience written on your profile
  • Every proposal passes a quality check before it can be sent
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AI proposal generator on a project page showing a profile picker, the Detailed and technical style and a generated proposal that answers the project brief point by point

Auto-bidding

Bid on a schedule, and watch every step live

Turn on auto-bidding and FreelanceAutopilot searches, writes and bids in small, paced rounds. The live activity feed shows each search, each bid placed and each project it skipped, with the reason.

  • Paced: a few bids per run, with pauses between bids and runs
  • Projects whose proposal fails the quality check are skipped
  • Start and stop any time; dry runs place no real bids
Get started
Auto bidding control center showing an active run, the chosen proposal style, the pacing rules and a live feed of searches, placed bids and one skipped project

Freelancer profiles

Connect once, bid as the right profile

Sign in with your Freelancer.com account and your profiles sync in. Each profile keeps its own tagline, rate, skills and default proposal style, so a WordPress job is answered by your WordPress profile and a design job by your design profile.

  • Secure Freelancer.com OAuth connection
  • Multiple profiles, each with its own skills and style
  • Refresh or disconnect whenever you want
Get started
Freelancer profiles page showing a connected Freelancer.com account and three synced profiles with rates and skills

Bid rules and filters

Your rules decide what gets a bid, and for how much

Set a bid amount and delivery time for each budget range, choose which clients are worth your time, limit projects to the countries and skills you want, and set the pace of auto-bidding. Change any of it whenever you like.

Bid ranges

A bid amount and delivery time per budget range, for fixed-price and hourly projects.

Bid ranges settings listing four fixed-price budget ranges with their bid amounts and delivery days

Client filters

Only bid for clients with verified payment or email, a minimum rating and a track record.

Client filter settings for payment, email, deposit and identity verification, minimum rating and minimum projects

Skills

Pick which of your profile skills are used to find projects.

Skills settings with toggles for each skill imported from the Freelancer profiles

Countries

Limit projects to clients in the countries you choose.

Countries filter settings with a searchable list of countries and the selected ones checked

Pacing and safety switches

Set a daily bid target, the delay between bids, how often auto-bidding runs and how many bids it may place per run. Skip clients you already bid for, pause on errors, and keep test mode on until you are ready.

General settings with target bids, delay between bids, auto-bid cycle interval, maximum bids per run, and switches for auto-generated proposals, skipping existing clients, pausing on errors and test mode

Statistics

Know what is working

Track bids per day, the share that went through, the value of what you bid and which profile performs best. Export your history to CSV or JSON whenever you need it.

  • Bidding trend chart for 7, 30 or 90 days
  • Per-profile performance
  • CSV and JSON export
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Statistics page with bid totals, a bidding trend chart and a top performing profiles list

Templates and history

Your own templates, and a full record of every bid

Keep proposal templates with placeholders for the client name, project title and delivery time for the jobs you answer often. Every bid is logged with its profile, amount, delivery time and result, so nothing goes out without a trace.

  • Templates with placeholders
  • Bid history with filters
  • Link from each bid back to its project
Get started
Proposal templates page listing three templates with their placeholders
Bidding history table listing projects, profiles, bid amounts, delivery days and status

How it works

Three steps to your first bid

  1. 1

    Connect

    Sign in with Freelancer.com. Your profiles, skills and rates sync into FreelanceAutopilot.

  2. 2

    Set your filters and style

    Choose skills, countries, budgets, client checks and bid ranges, and the proposal style for each profile.

  3. 3

    Review or auto-bid

    Generate and edit proposals yourself, or switch on paced auto-bidding and follow it in the live feed.

Bid quality

It never sends generic text

Clients can spot a copy-paste bid in one line. FreelanceAutopilot would rather skip a project than send one.

Five proposal styles

  • Concise & direct. The problem in one line, what you will do, one question.
  • Detailed & technical. A short summary, then a numbered plan that names the tools and steps.
  • Consultative & question-led. Opens with a diagnostic question and explains how the answer shapes the approach.
  • Experience-led. Leads with the most relevant past work from your profile, then ties it to the project.
  • Plan & milestones. Splits the work into 2 to 3 milestones with realistic timing and deliverables.

A quality check on every proposal

Before a proposal can be used, it is checked. It is discarded if it:

  • is not specific to the project
  • uses generic, copy-paste phrases
  • contains an email address or phone number
  • asks the client to talk outside Freelancer.com
  • links anywhere not in your portfolio
  • is empty, too short, too long or has unfilled placeholders

It only cites experience you wrote on your profile.

Safe, steady pacing

Auto-bidding works in small rounds, not bursts. The defaults:

Between runs
180 seconds
Bids per run
up to 5
Bids per cycle
2
Between bids
90 seconds

It can skip clients you have already bid for, pauses on errors, and bids within your own account's allowance.

Pricing

Pay per bid, not per month

No subscription and no plans. You use a credit only when a bid is actually placed on Freelancer.com.

1 credit = 1 bid

A credit is used only when a bid is actually placed on Freelancer.com, by you (Apply Now) or by auto bidding.

Failed bids are refunded

If Freelancer.com refuses a bid, or the proposal fails our quality check so nothing is sent, the credit goes straight back to your balance.

The rest is free

Searching projects, AI proposals, previews and auto-bid dry runs never use a credit.

Early access

Credits are added by our team while we are in early access.

Create your account and set it up (that part is free), then get in touch and we will add credits so you can start bidding.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

You pay per bid, not per month: 1 credit is used for each bid actually placed on Freelancer.com. Searching, AI proposals, previews and auto-bid dry runs are free. During early access there are no plans; credits are added to your account by our team, so contact us to get started.

What happens if a bid fails?

The credit is refunded automatically. That covers bids Freelancer.com refuses and proposals our quality check rejects (in which case no bid is sent at all).

Does FreelanceAutopilot need my Freelancer.com password?

No. You connect through Freelancer.com's own sign-in (OAuth), and you can disconnect at any time from the Profiles page.

Will it send generic, copy-paste bids?

No. Every proposal is written from the project's own description and your profile, then checked. If it is not specific to the project, is too short or too long, contains contact details or links you have not approved, or reads like boilerplate, it is discarded and no bid is placed.

Can I review proposals before they are sent?

Yes. On any project you can generate a proposal, edit it and copy it yourself. Auto-bidding is optional, and you can stop it at any time.

What does setup involve?

Connect your Freelancer.com account, confirm your skills, pick the client countries you want, set your prices and your proposal style, then place one bid yourself. Auto bidding unlocks after that first bid goes through, so you know everything works before it bids for you.

How fast does auto-bidding bid?

Slowly on purpose. By default it runs every 180 seconds, places at most 5 bids per run and 2 per cycle, and waits 90 seconds between bids. You can change the pace in Settings. It works within your own Freelancer.com account and its bid allowance.

Can I try it without placing real bids?

Yes. Auto-bid runs can be dry runs: proposals are written and you see which projects would get a bid, but nothing is sent and no credit is used.

Does it guarantee I will win projects?

No tool can. FreelanceAutopilot saves you time finding suitable projects and writing specific proposals; the client still decides who to hire.

Which platforms are supported?

Freelancer.com. The whole product is built around its projects, profiles and bidding.

Spend your time on the work, not the bidding

Connect your Freelancer.com account, set your filters, prices and style, and place your first bid. Previews are free; you only use a credit when a bid is placed.

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Contact

Questions before you start?

Ask about plans, setup or how bidding works, or request a demo. We reply by email.