Stop wasting Connects on jobs with 50+ bids.
BidCraft tells Upwork freelancers which jobs are worth applying to, writes differentiated proposal hooks from your past wins, and tracks what actually earns money.
No extension required. No scraping. You stay on Upwork.
How it works
Copy the job
Copy any Upwork job post you are considering.
Paste and score
BidCraft parses the job and gives you a 0-100 score with a clear Apply, Wait, or Skip verdict.
Copy a hook that stands out
Get a proposal opening built from your portfolio and past wins — not generic AI spam.
Track what wins
Log applications and outcomes. See which job types return the most interviews and revenue per Connect spent.
Built for freelancers who treat Connects like money
Apply or Skip scoring
Competition, budget fit, client trust signals, and your personal rules combined into one score.
Proposal hooks from your wins
Templates filled with your real projects and winning proposals.
Connects ROI dashboard
Know your win rate, cost per win, and which categories perform.
Job history
Every analyzed job saved and searchable.
Chrome extension (Pro)
Score jobs directly on Upwork pages without copy and paste.
Pricing
Free forever plan. No credit card required.
Pro
$1 /month
- Unlimited analyses
- Full job history
- CSV export
- Chrome extension
- 7-day free trial
Pro Plus
$2 /month
- Everything in Pro
- 3 profiles for agencies
- Weekly ROI digest
- Priority support
Frequently asked questions
Does BidCraft apply to jobs for me?
No. You always apply manually on Upwork. BidCraft helps you decide and write better.
Does BidCraft scrape Upwork?
No. The web app uses text you paste. The optional extension reads pages you open in your own browser.
Will I get banned from Upwork?
BidCraft does not auto-submit proposals or mass-apply. It is a decision and analytics tool.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT generates generic text. BidCraft scores competition, checks budget fit, and uses your past wins.
Do I need the Chrome extension?
No. The web app paste workflow is fully functional on its own.