FreelanceBro: Fresh Freelance Orders

A good freelance order in Telegram does not live long: while you scroll through chats, someone has already taken it. FreelanceBro collects requests in design, marketing, web development, advertising and SMM, and video and photo from across the messenger and shows fresh projects at any hour. ⚡

Here is how to tune the feed for yourself and tell real orders from traps.

A feed instead of chat hunting

Rather than watching dozens of groups by hand, you get a selection in one place. The bot looks for new orders itself and you spend your time on replies and the work.

It covers five directions:

• Design. Logos, banners, social media visuals.
• Marketing. Strategy, analytics, promotion.
• Web development. Sites, fixes, landing pages.
• Advertising and SMM. Account management, targeting, content.
• Video and photo. Shooting, editing, retouching.

The bot's commands

Control rests on four commands:

• /cats. Pick order categories so the feed stays clean.
• /openers. Balance and purchase of openers.
• /help. Help section.
• /ref. Partner program.

What the openers are

Openers are the bot's internal currency, tied to access to orders. How many you need and what they cost is shown in the /openers section, and prices and rules inside the bot can change.

Before buying a bundle, use what you have and see how well the orders match your skills. If the feed does not fit you, extra spending makes no sense. 💳

Set up the feed in a minute

1. Press Start in the chat with the bot.
2. Open /cats and tick the directions you work in.
3. Wait for the first orders and reply quickly, because speed often decides.
4. Check /help if the access to client contacts is unclear.

The catch with any order feed

The bot gathers listings from different sources and does not vet clients. Some of them want a free trial version or pay late.

• Prepayment. With new clients, ask for at least part of the sum before you start.
• Test tasks. Free work "for evaluation" often turns out to be the finished product.
• Requests for your money. A client who asks you to buy access or send a deposit is almost always a scammer.
• A contract. Even a short written agreement on deadlines and payment protects both sides.

How to reply so you get picked

In an order feed the winner is rarely the cheapest freelancer. It is the clearest one. A short reply with a similar past project, a deadline and a price works better than a long resume.

• First line. Show that you read the task instead of sending a template.
• Work sample. One portfolio piece or finished case.
• Deadline and price. Name them at once so nobody loses a day on questions.

It saves time for both sides. 📝

The partner program without illusions

The /ref command opens a referral program. Read the terms in the bot, and do not count on it as a main income: it depends on the people you bring and on the rules at the time you join. 🤝