Upwork Notification: Jobs by Filter

On a freelance marketplace, the one who answers first wins. While you drink coffee, a fitting job collects fifty proposals and your chances shrink. Upwork Notification brings fresh offers to Telegram on your terms 💼

An important caveat from the profile: the bot has no affiliation with the platform itself. It is an independent helper, not an official service.

Filters that cut the noise

The core of the bot is its search settings. The description names four kinds of conditions:

• Job type: hourly or fixed price.
• Experience level: entry, intermediate or expert.
• Number of proposals: a range from zero to 50 and more.
• Keywords: include the terms you want and exclude the rest.

That way you see only what fits, not the whole stream of listings 🎯

Rates and stop words

Separate commands set payment limits: /set_price_fixed for fixed price and /set_price_hourly for hourly. The /keywords command manages search words, and /stop_keywords cuts off what you do not need.

Stop words save the most time. If you write copy and do not take translations, add the word translation and those jobs stop arriving.

Set up in five minutes

1. Launch the bot with /start.
2. Set filters through /add_filters and check them in /my_filters.
3. Add keywords in /keywords.
4. Turn on notifications with /activate.

To check the settings at once, /get_jobs loads new jobs manually, and /show_url shows the search address it built 🔎

Pause and subscription

A good practice: once a week review which jobs arrived and adjust the filters. If there are too many alerts, narrow the proposal range or add stop words. If there are almost none, widen the keywords.

You can turn notifications off with /deactivate and bring them back later. That is handy for a holiday or a busy stretch.

The menu has /subscription_info and /renew_subscription, so part of the features is paid. See the terms in the bot, and pay only inside Telegram 💳

Speed matters, but it is not everything

A quick reply raises your chances, but the client reads the text as well. A template "hello, I am a professional" gets read less often than a letter that names the client's task and offers a concrete plan.

Use the alerts to be on time, not to send identical proposals. Show that you read the job description ✍️

Beginners benefit from keeping two or three finished work samples at hand and mentioning them in a proposal: a client decides more easily when they see a result.

What to watch for

• Account access. Alerts do not require handing over a marketplace login and password. If they are requested, refuse.
• Delay. Alerts may not arrive instantly, so check that the job is still open.
• Platform rules. Follow the marketplace terms when you apply, and avoid automation it forbids.

Languages and help

Directories list English, Russian and Ukrainian for the bot. The /help command shows all the features, and /info explains how the bot works and its usage rules 🌐

If the buttons disappear, /keyboard_menu brings the keyboard back.