Freelance profile & proposals

Two things decide whether a freelancer gets work: a profile that says what you actually do, and a proposal that answers the client's brief instead of talking about you.

Your details

Platform

What you doYears doing it

Who you work with The narrower the better The problem you solve Services Comma separated

Completed jobs Optional, real number Rating

One result you can name Tools

Only claim numbers your public profile already shows. Clients check, and on these platforms the ratings and job counts are right there next to your text.

Your profile

Headline, overview and a short services list.

Fill the form and press the button.

The job

Paste the client's brief

Client's name If givenYour name

What you will deliver One per line — be specific

TimelinePrice

Closest thing you have done before One question for them Shows you read the brief

Why this shape. Most proposals open with "I am an expert with 5 years of experience". Clients skip them. Opening with their problem, in their words, is what gets read.

Your proposal

Edit before sending — and never send the same one twice.

Do not promise a timeline you have not thought through. A missed first deadline costs more than a lost bid.