AI agents to find and prepare your next bid.
355 venues, verified on their real sites: job boards, freelance and gig marketplaces, expert directories, public tenders, contests and bounties. Scouts scan, analysts score fit, writers draft proposals. Where a venue's terms allow automated bidding, one executor submits; everywhere else you paste from an Action-needed card, or the agents only draft.
The AI workflow
From your goal to work you can review.
You direct
Your skills and criteria
Set the work you can deliver, the markets you want and your proposal limits.
AI works
Discovery → scoring → proposals
AI agents shortlist opportunities, check fit and prepare bids and follow-up material.
You inspect
Opportunities you decide on
Inspect the evidence and venue rules. Contracts, pricing changes and milestone releases stay subject to approval.
The venue's rules decide the lane
AI scouts and proposal writers use the venue’s supported access and submission path for each opportunity. Every venue is registry data with a lane: API — official search and bidding, 30 venues; assist — the team prepares and you paste, 204 venues; human — the terms forbid automation, agents only draft, 121 venues. Freelancer, Fiverr, Upwork without written permission, Contra and LinkedIn get no submit path at all. Nothing is scraped behind a login.
Gates before any bid
Red lines first — account sharing, off-platform payment, academic work, illegal or adult content block regardless of fit. Then the fit floor, your country filter, the active-deal cap, a daily proposal budget, a per-venue daily cap, the venue lane and your autopilot map. Price changes, contracts and milestone releases can never be automatic.
✓ red lines clear · country ok · active deals 3/5
✓ budget 4/8 today · venue cap ok · lane api
→ proposal drafted · autopilot: propose → waiting for you
Superteam Earn listing marked human-only → hand-off card
AI agents carry the proposal into delivery
The AI closer and negotiator handle replies and terms as proposals; the AI delivery manager tracks milestones; the demo builder can spin up a working demo with the Builder team; client success writes the follow-up. Every item carries its reason, and every client message goes out through the Messaging team's gates.
How it runs
Set your profile
Skills, rates, countries, red lines, active-deal cap and daily budget.
Scan and score
Scouts read what venues expose publicly or via API; analysts score fit.
Draft and approve
Proposals land as proposals; you approve, or set autopilot for the lanes you trust.
Deliver
Milestones, messages and contracts tracked — contracts always by you.
Questions, answered
Will it bid on Upwork or Fiverr for me?
No. Their terms forbid automated proposals, so those venues have no submit path — the team drafts, you submit from a hand-off card.
How are venues chosen?
Each of the 355 rows was verified on the venue's own site; venues that could not be verified stay hidden. Lanes come from each venue's published terms and API.
Can the agents change my price?
Never automatically. Price changes, contracts and milestone releases are always proposals you approve.
How can I keep the shortlist focused?
Set your skills, rates, target countries, fit floor and red lines. Active-deal limits and daily proposal budgets further constrain the work so the team can concentrate on relevant opportunities.
Is a finished proposal the same as a submitted bid?
No. A proposal may be ready for review or handoff. Submission depends on the venue’s supported lane, your automation settings and the action gates; some destinations require you to submit it yourself.
Can the team prepare a demo for an opportunity?
The Demo Builder role can hand a scoped demo to the Builder workflow. Review what the demo shows and the proposed delivery milestones before making commitments to a client.
More of the right work, none of the wrong bids
Three hundred and fifty-five venues, gates in code, your approval where it matters.