BidCaliber screens every job against your rules, drafts the proposal from your real portfolio, and reviews it before it goes. You bid on fewer jobs, and every one of them is worth it.
Scout is free for a month, no card needed. Nothing is submitted until a person confirms it.
Connects, an hour of writing, and a little of your profile’s reputation. A bad bid spends all three and returns nothing.
Low hire rates, tiny budgets, fifty proposals already in. You only see it after you have paid to apply.
BidCaliber reads the job the way your best bidder would, in seconds, and tells you why.
Paste a link, connect Upwork, drop a Freelancer.com or Contra screenshot, or let your job alerts land in the queue. Each job goes through the same sequence, every time.
Your rules against the client’s record: hire rate, spend, budget, competition, country. A verdict of GOOD, WEAK or SKIP, with every reason shown.
A proposal opened on the job’s own details, with proof links only from your approved portfolio. Facts come from your data; nothing is invented.
A score out of 10, broken links caught, copy-paste phrases flagged, contact details blocked. Every edit is reviewed again before it can be copied.
Nothing is submitted until a person in your workspace confirms it. On Freelancer.com and Contra you paste the reviewed proposal yourself; on Upwork you confirm on Upwork’s own screen.
No black box. Every verdict names the rule it applied and the number it compared.
Example job. A missing field is shown as missing. BidCaliber never fills a gap with a guess, because a guessed client rate is how cheap jobs get through.
Example draft; names are illustrative. Highlighted facts come from your data, never from the model. Copy unlocks only when the review of the exact text says SEND.
Example figures. A skip is a win: skipped jobs leave every rate, so the numbers show how well you choose, not how much you bid.
“Opened with a template line after review flagged it. Lead with the Core Web Vitals number from the job next time.”
Arjun sees it on his next bid and can reply or dispute it.
The score counts what a bidder controls: job choice, proposal quality, speed and process. Replies and hires sit beside it, never inside it.
Your marketplace profile took years to build. BidCaliber is designed around not putting it at risk.
Nothing is submitted until a person in your workspace confirms it. On Freelancer.com and Contra you copy and paste the reviewed proposal yourself. Where you use Upwork’s official connection, you confirm on Upwork’s own screen and Connects are spent by you.
Jobs arrive from the alert emails you already get, or a link you paste. Nothing polls a marketplace in the background.
No shared logins, no passwords stored. Where a marketplace offers an official connection, each user authorises it themselves.
Client details and screenshots are deleted at the end of the task, and after 30 days at the latest. Your verdicts and notes stay yours.
If a number is not on the page, the verdict says so. It never estimates a client’s rate to make a job look better.
Proposals cite projects from your own reviewed portfolio, checked live before sending. The model cannot add a URL.
A job counts when it is screened, skips included. Alerts you never open are free. Every workspace starts on Scout: a free month, no card. Choose a paid plan in the app when you are ready.
A free month on real jobs.
For the steady freelancer.
For full-time bidders.
For small bidding teams.
For agencies that bid all day.
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly; taxes as applicable. From India, you pay in rupees with 18% GST added. Team limits apply to each user. Crew and Agency are billed for at least 3 users. Weekly limits reset each Monday, monthly limits on the 1st. Connects and marketplace fees are paid to the marketplace, not to BidCaliber.
Plans renew monthly until you cancel. Cancel any time from Settings; access runs to the end of the paid month. The free Scout month never converts to a paid plan by itself.
Nothing is submitted until a person in your workspace confirms it. On Freelancer.com and Contra you copy and paste the reviewed proposal yourself. Where you use Upwork’s official connection, you confirm on Upwork’s own screen and Connects are spent by you.
Upwork through its official connection; Freelancer.com and Contra from screenshots and your job alerts.
Sign up and your workspace opens straight away on Scout: a free month, 20 jobs, no card. When you want more, choose a paid plan under Plan & payment in the app. Scout never turns into a paid plan by itself.
Outside India, plans are billed in US dollars. From India, you pay in rupees with 18% GST added and get a GST invoice. Cancel any time; access runs to the end of the paid month.
Scout gives you up to 5 jobs a week, and 20 jobs in total over one month. When the month ends or the 20 are used, screening pauses until you choose a paid plan. Your verdicts, drafts and notes stay in your workspace.
One job screened, whatever the verdict. Rewrites and reviews of that job do not count again. Alerts that land in your queue but are never opened are free.
No. BidCaliber is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by any of these marketplaces. You remain responsible for following each marketplace’s terms.
Client details and screenshots are deleted when the job’s task ends, and after 30 days at the latest. Your verdicts, drafts, notes and scores stay in your workspace until you delete it.
Teams get one organisation with an admin, managers and bidders. Each person signs in as themselves and connects their own marketplace login. Logins are never shared.
Start free today. Your month on Scout gives you 20 jobs to see which ones should have been a skip, before they cost you. No card needed.
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