A 30-Minute Daily Routine for Bidding on Freelancer.com
Bidding all day is not a strategy. A short, repeatable daily routine keeps your pipeline full without eating your working hours.
· 3 min read
Built for Freelancer.com freelancers
AutoBidPilot searches Freelancer.com for projects that fit your skills and drafts a specific proposal for each one in the style you choose. You read it, edit it and place the bid yourself in one click.
New to Freelancer.com? Create your free Freelancer account first, then sign up here and connect it.
Real screens from the app, shown with a demo account and fictional data.
Project search
Search live Freelancer.com projects by your skills, budget range, project type and other filters you set. Each result shows the budget, how many bids it already has and how long ago it was posted, and you decide which ones to open.
AI proposals
Open any project and generate a proposal from its actual brief and your profile. Pick a writing style: concise, technical, question-led, experience-led or milestone plan. Read it, edit it, then send it with your bid when you press Apply Now.
Freelancer profiles
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.
Pricing and filters
Set a suggested bid amount and delivery time for each budget range, and narrow your project search to the skills, countries and project details you want. Apply Now prefills your prices; you can change them on every bid.
A bid amount and delivery time per budget range, for fixed-price and hourly projects.
Search filters on the details Freelancer.com shows with each project, such as a verified payment method. You choose them; they only hide projects from your list.
Pick which of your profile skills are used to find projects.
Limit projects to clients in the countries you choose.
Choose the languages you work in and how many of a project's skills must match yours, so your search shows the projects you can really deliver.
Statistics
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.
Templates and history
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.
How it works
Sign in with Freelancer.com. Your profiles, skills and rates sync into AutoBidPilot.
Choose skills, countries, budgets, client checks and bid ranges, and the proposal style for each profile.
Open a project, generate a proposal, edit it and place the bid with Apply Now. Every bid is your decision.
No Freelancer.com account yet? Create one free on Freelancer.com; step 1 connects it in one click.
Bid quality
Clients can spot a copy-paste bid in one line. A draft that fails the quality check cannot be sent.
Before a proposal can be used, it is checked. It is discarded if it:
It only cites experience you wrote on your profile.
AutoBidPilot drafts; you decide. For every bid you:
Bids use your own Freelancer.com account and its bid allowance.
Pricing
No subscription and no plans. You use a credit only when a bid is actually placed on Freelancer.com.
A credit is used only when a bid is actually placed on Freelancer.com, when you press Apply Now.
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.
Searching projects and writing AI proposals never use a credit. Failed bids are refunded.
100 credits
$5
5.0 cents per bid
500 credits
$20
4.0 cents per bid
1,000 credits
$35
3.5 cents per bid
Prices in USD. Payments are processed by Paddle, our merchant of record, which adds sales tax or VAT where it applies. Refund Policy
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Yes. Your bids are placed from your own Freelancer.com account, so you connect it during setup. No account yet? Use the "Create your free Freelancer account" link near the top of this page, verify your email, then sign up here and connect it in one click.
You pay per bid, not per month: 1 credit is used for each bid actually placed on Freelancer.com. Searching projects and writing AI proposals are free, and a bid Freelancer refuses is refunded. You get 100 free credits when you connect your Freelancer.com account. After that, credit packs start at $5 for 100 credits.
Yes. When a friend you invite connects their Freelancer account, you get 50 free credits to use in AutoBidPilot. Sign up, open Invite friends in the menu and share your personal link.
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).
No. You connect through Freelancer.com's own sign-in (OAuth), and you can disconnect at any time from the Profiles page.
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.
Yes, always. Open a project, generate a proposal, read and edit it, and choose your bid amount. Nothing is sent to Freelancer.com until you press Apply Now.
No. Automatic bidding is not offered or sold. You decide which projects to bid on, you review each proposal and you place each bid yourself with Apply Now. Your search filters only narrow the list you see.
No. It does not score, rank or judge clients. It shows the information Freelancer.com publishes with each project (such as budget, country and whether the client verified a payment method), and the filters you choose hide the projects you do not want to see.
Connect your Freelancer.com account, confirm your skills, pick the client countries you want, set your prices and your proposal style, then place your first bid yourself.
No tool can. AutoBidPilot saves you time finding suitable projects and writing specific proposals; the client still decides who to hire.
Freelancer.com. The whole product is built around its projects, profiles and bidding.
Connect your Freelancer.com account, set your filters, prices and style, and place your first bid. Connecting it adds 100 free credits; you only use a credit when a bid is placed.
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