Chrome extension · Freelancer growth platform for Upwork
The freelancer growth platform for winning more high-quality Upwork clients.
Everything you need to find, qualify, apply for, and win freelance projects — job scoring, proposal styles matched to what each client is looking for, and a professional finish that stands out. Upwork’s Uma now invites freelancers and ranks proposals before clients read them — Wizz helps you pass both gates with job-specific drafts you control. Find, qualify, and apply from the job pages you already open in Chrome — you approve every send.
Start from drafts that already learned what clients ignore
You should not pay to relearn what 30,000+ real proposals already proved — template openers die in seconds; problem-first letters earn the second read. Wizz bakes those lessons into every default you get on day one.
30,000+
proposal drafts analyzed & iterated
Cover letters, screening answers, variant hooks, client-intel signals, and landing-page structure — tested against live job posts across niches.
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Client-side reality
Hiring managers skim fast. We measured what gets ignored (template openings, credential dumps, bonus scope) vs. what earns a second read — problem-first language pulled from the brief.
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Freelancer-side craft
Thousands of sends from real profiles — which hooks matched the job type, when four variants beat one, and how long a letter should be before it stops converting.
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Framework tuning
The 70/20/10 structure, client score weights, and variant openers were refined over countless regeneration cycles — not a one-shot ChatGPT wrapper.
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Continuous feedback
Every apply, edit, regenerate, and publish feeds the next iteration. The product improves as more clients and freelancers use it — hours of fine-tuning baked into defaults you get on day one.
You still preview every line and approve every send. The difference is you start from a draft that already absorbed those thousands of lessons — not from a blank page or a generic template.
Aggregate count across proposal generation, variant testing, and framework validation in the Upwork Wizz platform. Results on your jobs still depend on niche, profile, and fit.
Chrome install
Live in minutes — start winning time back on your next job
No desktop app. No separate dashboard. Install once, paste your keys, and open Upwork — you are ready to apply smarter on the very next post you care about.
1
Install in Chrome
Subscribe, add Upwork Wizz from the Chrome Web Store — one click, pinned to your toolbar.
2
Paste your keys
License key from email + your Claude API key in Settings. Under a minute — then you own the workflow.
3
Qualify, then apply
Score the client, shortlist from search, open the jobs worth a connect — draft, preview, and send only when you are ready.
Analyze jobs in seconds — decide before you waste a connect
Regain time on every post: payment verified, hire rate, spend history, and a clear score so you know whether to bid — not after you have already written.
Traffic-light label: Strong client, Proceed with caution, or High risk
Spend history flags clients with only a few dollars on the platform
Hire rate and open jobs catch spray-and-pray posters early
Expand Details for every signal; score from −10 to +10
On every job and apply page in Chrome — no extra tab or export.
⚡Create Proposal×
AI Automation Engineer (n8n + AI + CRM + Supabase)
OpenAI APIChatGPT APIRESTful APIAPI Integration
Proceed with cautionClient score +1 / 10
Details ▾
✓Payment verified
★5.0 rating (1 reviews)
↓Low hire rate: 13%
$Only $6 spent so far
8 jobs postedMember since Jul 17, 2024
Uma shortlist signals
Win the proposal score — before Upwork’s AI ranks you
When clients use Uma Recruiter, your application is scored on profile fit, job nouns in the opener, list-view preview, screening answers, timing, and platform stats. Wizz surfaces those signals in the Create Proposal panel so you fix weak spots before Submit.
Seven scored dimensions mirrored from how Uma evaluates shortlists
Screening answers graded as standalone evidence — not form filler
List-view preview check: only ~2 lines show before “View more”
Apply-timing nudge when the job is fresh and shortlists form in hours
Checklist for profile highlights and portfolio gaps you still control manually
Live in the Chrome extension after you generate — co-pilot scoring, not autopilot apply. Read our Uma Recruiter guide on the blog. Read the guide →
Uma shortlist signals
What clients see when Uma ranks proposals
62/70
Profile ↔ job9/10
Job nouns in opener8/10
List-view preview7/10
Recent work proof9/10
Screening answers8/10
Apply timing10/10
Platform stats9/10
Before you submit
Draft Opener names the client deliverable — not “I’m excited to apply.”
You Add 2–4 Profile highlights on the apply form before Submit.
Stay Active
Do not lose the job while you do the work
Research, draft, and handle client messages without Upwork marking you away — stay in the running on jobs you care about.
Toggle from the Apply tab or the Stay Active menu — no extra app
Lightweight keep-alive on your open Upwork tab
Stop anytime when you are done for the day
Available in the Upwork Wizz Chrome extension after install.
Active — Upwork sees you as presentKeep-alive while you work in other tabs
⚡ Keep Me Active
Why the widget
Clients use AI to hire now. You still need to sound human.
Upwork’s Uma Recruiter invites freelancers and machine-ranks proposals — screening answers, profile fit, and opener quality — before a hiring manager opens their inbox. Meanwhile, clients are drowning in identical ChatGPT openings from auto-bidders. Wizz helps you qualify first, align to what Uma scores, then apply like a specialist — not spray like a bot.
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Inbox fatigue
Dozens of proposals that sound identical — same hooks, same structure, same vague enthusiasm. Clients learn to skim and reject in seconds.
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No human in the loop
Auto-bidders fire copy without reading the post. Clients can tell: wrong stack, missed requirements, no reference to their actual problem.
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No real conversation
They want a short call or a thoughtful thread with a specialist — not a wall of generated text from someone who may never show up.
The Create Proposal panel was built for that reality. It does not spray Upwork on autopilot. You score the client, shortlist from search when you want, open the job, pick one of four angles from your GitHub and the post, preview every line, and only then send — optionally with a structured landing page that shows you did the work.
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You stay visible
Preview mode means nothing hits the form until you have read and edited it — clients interact with your words, not a black-box bot.
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They get substance
A breakdown page (requirements, approach, letter) reads like a freelancer who thought about the job — not another paste-in template.
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You sound human
Job-specific detail, real projects, and a tone you choose — the opposite of mass-generated sameness clients are tired of.
What clients reject
Why “mindful AI” proposals still fail
Tools promise human-sounding copy, but clients still receive the same structure hundreds of times a day. Below is a typical auto-generated application for a mobile + AI fuel-tracking job — the kind that gets skimmed and deleted in seconds.
Rejected in the skimTypical AI-generated application (excerpt)
Hello,
I’m excited to apply for your AI Fuel Intelligence app development project. As a full-stack AI developer with expertise in building scalable SaaS systems…
Why I’m the Right Fit
• Mobile App Development: React Native, Flutter, Supabase, PostgreSQL…
• AI Integration: custom AI agents and RAG pipelines using GPT-4o, LangChain, and Gemini…
• Fuel Price Tracking: Integration with APIs like GasBuddy…
My Approach
Discovery Workshop → Architecture Design → Agile Development → Testing & Deployment
Past Success
Clients have praised my ability to simplify complex systems…
Let’s discuss how I can bring your AI Fuel Intelligence app to life. I’m available for a call this week.
Why it does not deliver
Instant AI tellsOpens with “I’m excited to apply” and a credentials paragraph — the same opener clients see on dozens of posts per day. It signals template, not attention.
Resume, not a response“Why I’m the Right Fit” is a bullet list of every buzzword in the category (RAG, LangChain, Gemini, GasBuddy) — not an answer to what this client actually asked for.
Generic “approach” theatreDiscovery workshop → agile sprints → App Store submission could be pasted onto any app job. No trade-off, no constraint from the brief, no “here’s what I’d do first.”
No proof anyone read the postMissing job-specific hooks: their stack choices, timeline, budget signal, or a sharp question. Reads like find-replace on “AI + mobile app.”
Vague social proof“Clients have praised…” without a named outcome tied to this problem. Hiring managers cannot verify or trust it.
Boilerplate close“Available for a call this week” is filler. It does not move the project forward or show how you work.
What clients are actually looking for
Evidence you read their description — one concrete requirement reflected back in your own words.
A real specialist: specific past work (repo, metric, or constraint you solved), not a capability brochure.
Plain, direct tone — like a message to a colleague, not a landing page.
A human in the loop — someone who will show up, adapt, and own the delivery.
That is the gap Upwork Wizz targets: qualify opportunities with Upwork-specific signals, then draft fast while you stay in control — score the client, edit every line, publish a structured page that proves you engaged. Clients are not asking for more AI volume. They are asking for fewer proposals that sound like this one.
See it in action
What changes when you qualify first, then apply
Better bidding decisions up front. Uma shortlist scoring before you submit. Clients see a specialist who read the brief — not another template in the pile.
Job apply page
Apply with confidence
After you qualify the client — pick your best angle, review Uma shortlist signals, preview the letter, send only when it sounds like you.
Uma shortlist signals
Score before Upwork ranks you
Seven dimensions — profile fit, opener preview, screening evidence, timing — with a checklist before Submit when clients use Uma Recruiter.
Messages
Smart Reply
Thread-aware Short, Medium, or Detailed drafts — edit every word before the client sees it.
What clients open
The link that wins the second look
When they click through, they see structure and substance — proof you engaged, not another wall of generated text.
Your brand
Proposal links on your own domain
Default links use upworkwizz.com. Subscribers can connect a subdomain they control — e.g. proposals.yourcompany.com — so clients see your brand in every cover letter and landing page URL.
1. Add a subdomain (not your root domain) — In extension Settings → Custom proposal domain, enter e.g. proposals.yourcompany.com. Root domains like yourcompany.com are not supported — they break Cloudflare setup and would take over your entire website.
2. Add DNS records at your provider — The extension shows a TXT record (ownership) and a CNAME pointing to proposals-custom.upworkwizz.com. Use the short host label (e.g. proposals) in Cloudflare or GoDaddy — not the full domain. Click Verify DNS in the extension.
3. Go live — When status is Active, new publishes use your subdomain automatically (toggle off anytime to fall back to upworkwizz.com). Allow 5–10 minutes for SSL after DNS propagates.
Requires an active Wizz subscription. Use a subdomain only — not the apex/root domain. If you entered a root domain by mistake, remove it in Settings and re-add as proposals.yourdomain.com.
Professional edge
Get read — not lost with the other fifty proposals.
Clients skim identical AI openings all day. Wizz helps you stand out like a professional — the right style for what they asked for, a structured page worth opening, and proof you read the brief instead of another paste-in lost in the pile.
Look hired before they reply — and keep every page forever
Clients hire clarity, not cover letters. Publish a real proposal experience for every job you care about — saved on your license with no storage limit.
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The professional finish clients are looking for
What serious buyers open after they skim your Upwork message — and what separates you from another AI paragraph.
Structured Project Scope — not a wall-of-text cover letter pasted onto a webpage
Key requirements pulled from their brief, plus architecture phases and diagrams
Clear deliverables, dates, and fixed-price breakdown when the job is scoped
Optional your-brand.com link so you look like a firm, not a template mill
Tone you preview and edit — substance that proves you read the post
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Unlimited proposals saved to your account
No per-seat proposal caps, no “upgrade for history,” no deleting old wins to make room.
Every published slug stays tied to your license — open the list anytime in the extension
Revisit scope, copy, and links for follow-ups months later
Build a searchable record of jobs you pursued and how you positioned each one
Same flat subscription — $7.99/month or $79.99/year — whether you publish 10 or 1,000 pages
Your Claude usage stays on your Anthropic key; Wizz does not meter generations into a storage tax
You still choose which jobs get a page. Wizz does not auto-publish — you generate, preview, and publish when the fit is right.
Our story
Built for freelancers who were tired of paying to lose
Upwork Wizz exists for one reason: help you win more of the jobs you actually deserve — without bleeding connects, stacking SaaS bills, or sending proposals clients delete in seconds.
The old pattern hurt everyone. Freelancers spent hundreds on connects and “AI proposal” subscriptions, then lost to whoever auto-bid fastest — not whoever fit best. Clients drowned in identical openings and hired the wrong person twice. Speed without judgment was expensive for both sides.
What clients wanted was never “more AI.” They wanted proof someone read the brief, a specialist who would show up, and a reason to reply. What freelancers wanted was leverage — fewer races entered, more interviews from the jobs that matched their niche, and a professional finish that did not take an afternoon per apply.
Upwork’s answer on the client side is Uma — agentic recruiting that invites talent and ranks proposals before humans read them. That does not make your work easier to ignore; it makes generic copy fail faster. The freelancers who win are still selective, still specific, and still human on the final send.
That gap is what Wizz closes. You score the client before you spend a connect. You draft in minutes, not hours. You see Uma alignment signals before submit. You preview every line before send. You publish a page that looks like you did the homework — because you did, with help on the heavy lifting.
The product was never “more applications.” It was a transformation: from keyword bidder to selective operator — faster on good jobs, silent on bad ones, professional on every send you choose to make.
Wizz handles the drafting in Chrome. You keep the judgment, the voice, and the connect budget. That is the deal: your life on Upwork gets more interviews and less waste — not another autopilot bill.
I was tired of paying to lose races I should never have entered. I wanted wins — not more inbox spam.
If you still care how you show up on Upwork, Wizz is for you — selective applies, professional finish, and control on every send.
How it works
Qualify, shortlist, apply, measure — in four steps
Better bidding decisions first. Stronger applications on the jobs you chose. Connects spent only where odds are highest.
01
Qualify before you spend a connect
Client score, hire rate, spend, and job activity in seconds — skip posts that were never going to convert.
02
Shortlist the best jobs on each page
Scan search results, rank by response odds, and build a focused list — open each job and decide individually.
03
Draft and align to Uma signals
Four tailored angles from the brief — then Uma shortlist scoring on profile fit, screening answers, and opener quality before you submit.
04
Measure what converts
Track connects spent, hires, landing-page views, and pipeline value — improve decisions, not just word count.
Why Wizz is different
More interviews. Fewer wasted connects. You stay in control.
Clients ignore AI spam. Auto-bidders make it worse. Wizz is the opposite — score the client, draft fast, preview every line, publish proof they can open, and send like a specialist. $7.99/month for outcomes, not inbox volume.
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Protect your connect budget
Know payment history, hire rate, and spend before you apply — skip jobs that were never going to convert.
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Send with confidence
See the full proposal before it reaches the client. You approve every word — no surprises after submit.
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Compete on fit, not volume
You only apply to jobs you opened and judged worth it — never wake up to bids you did not authorize.
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Sound like you, not a template
Four angles per job — choose the opening that matches the client and your niche, then edit until it is yours.
Blind automationUpwork Wizz
Who picks the job?
Scanner auto-applies to anything matching keywords — including misfits.
Wizz waits until you open the job and decide it deserves a connect — qualify first, apply second.
Connects
Burns connects at volume; easy to waste on low-quality clients.
Client score warns you first. Skip red flags before you apply.
Cost of acquisition
Hundreds wasted on bundled tokens — auto-bidding every keyword match burns API credits on jobs you never opened.
$7.99/month for controlled Wizz + your Claude key at cost. Selective applies mean fewer tokens and connects per interview won.
What clients experience
Identical AI-generated walls of text — no proof anyone read the brief, no real person behind the send.
Structured page + cover letter you previewed — reads like a specialist who engaged, not another bot in the pile.
Proposal content
One-shot template; you may not see it until after send.
Wizz drafts four variants in Chrome + preview mode. Edit, then fill the form yourself.
Speed vs judgment
Optimised for 15-minute auto-bids, 24/7 — speed over relevance.
Fast drafting with your judgment on every submission.
Your voice
Scale replaces nuance; copy can feel generic at volume.
GitHub match + job-specific detail — you pick the variant that sounds like you.
You decide which jobs deserve a connect. Wizz helps you qualify faster, draft on the jobs you chose, and measure what converts — it never applies on your behalf.
What you get
The full workflow — qualify first, draft second
Client scoring, Uma alignment, job shortlists, outcome tracking, and proposal tools — one growth platform for Upwork, not another AI writer.
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Stop funding bad clients
See payment history, hire rate, spend, and job activity before you burn a connect — skip red flags while competitors still apply blind.
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Win Uma shortlist signals
Seven scored dimensions — profile fit, opener, preview lines, screening evidence, timing, JSS — surfaced before you submit when clients use Upwork’s agentic recruiter.
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Shortlist jobs worth a connect
Scan search results, score and rank by response odds, open each winner individually — selective applies, not bulk spray.
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Measure connects, hires, and pipeline
Account dashboard tracks connect spend, hire rate, landing-page views, and categories on the jobs you actually chose.
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Job activity on every post
Proposals count, last viewed by client, interviewing, posted time — engagement signals ChatGPT cannot see from the job page.
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Proposal styles when you decide to apply
Four job-specific angles per post — pick the style that matches their brief and your niche, not a one-size template.
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Look agency-grade when clients click your link
Share a structured breakdown — requirements, scope, deliverables, timeline — so serious buyers see a specialist, not another paste-in paragraph.
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Stand out with a page worth opening
Publish a shareable proposal experience from the extension — on upworkwizz.com or your own subdomain.
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Proof that matches the job
Your best GitHub work woven into the letter you approve — credibility tied to their stack, not a skills laundry list.
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Smart Reply in client threads
Thread-aware drafts in Short, Medium, or Detailed — you edit every word before it goes to the client.
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Stay visible while you research
Keep your Upwork presence active in other tabs — start and stop from the extension when you are working.
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Build trust with your brand on the URL
Connect proposals.yourbrand.com in Settings — clients see your domain in every cover letter, not a generic tool link.
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Never lose a proposal you worked hard on
Every landing page stays in your account — reopen, copy, and resend links anytime. Build a record of how you positioned each win.
Roadmap
Always improving — built around you
Upwork Wizz is not a static template pack. We ship new extension features regularly — client scoring, custom domains, discovery layouts, economics overrides, and more — with the full changelog in the extension after each reload.
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Shipped continuously
Client scoring, custom domains, discovery layouts, Smart Reply, Stay Active, and live Claude model lists are recent examples — check the in-extension changelog after each reload.
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You stay in control
Preview every proposal and reply before it sends. Your GitHub, your rate, your edits — Wizz drafts on jobs you chose; you approve.
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Keeps getting better
Roadmap items move from planned to live as we ship. Subscribers pick up updates through the Chrome Web Store.
Live now
Live now
Client spend scoring
Traffic-light intel on every job page before you burn a connect.
Live now
Custom proposal domain
Publish on proposals.yourbrand.com with guided DNS in Settings.
Live now
Discovery / partnership layouts
Interview-style pages without fake estimates when the post is a shortlist, not a scoped build.
Live now
Smart Reply in messages
Thread-aware Short / Medium / Detailed drafts you edit before insert.
Live now
Dynamic Claude models
Refresh the model list from Anthropic when new versions drop.
Live now
Uma shortlist signals
Score profile fit, screening answers, list preview, and timing before submit — aligned with Upwork agentic hiring.
Live now
Job queue shortlist
Scan search pages, score and rank jobs, open each individually — no bulk auto-apply.
Live now
Proposal economics override
Set fixed total or hourly rate before Generate — overrides Settings and rescales the landing page.
On the roadmap
On the roadmap
Win-pattern insights
Surface which variants and tones correlated with views and replies on jobs you chose — insights for you, not autopilot applies.
On the roadmap
Smarter queue filters
Queue and filters that respect your minimum client score and job preferences together.
Roadmap items move as we ship. Subscribers get extension updates through the Chrome Web Store; reload the extension to see the latest changelog in-app.
Results
Growth when you qualify first, apply selectively
When freelancers apply selectively — score clients, preview every proposal, send only what they believe in — views and interviews climb without spraying connects.
Proposals / week
Before6
→
With Wizz18
+200%
Proposal views
Before4
→
With Wizz13
+225%
Interviews booked
Before1
→
With Wizz6
6×
Proposals sent
8 weeks after install
ProposalsViews
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Wk 7
Wk 8
Illustrative trend from early Upwork Wizz users who apply selectively. Results vary by niche, profile strength, and job fit.
Stop treating Upwork like a paid search auction. Wizz optimises the metrics that actually move revenue — connect efficiency, cost per interview, and hire rate — without sacrificing control.
Efficiency
82%
Time saved per proposal
Illustrative: ~45 min manual research + writing → ~8 min with score, variants, and preview.
Unit economics
67%
Lower monthly tool spend
Replace $350–600/mo auto-bid stacks with $7.99/mo Wizz + Claude at cost (typical BYOK usage).
Pipeline
3.25×
View-to-interview efficiency
More views that convert — selective applies + landing pages vs template spray.
Payback
<7 days
Break-even window
One modest Upwork win ($500+) covers annual Wizz; monthly plan pays back on the first interview.
Connect ROI
~40%
Fewer wasted connects
Client intel filters bad fits before you spend — illustrative reduction in low-quality applies.
Throughput
3×
Quality output per hour
Same judgment, more polished submissions — four variants + breakdown page per job you choose.
Monthly cost of acquisition — stack comparison
Line item
Spray-and-pray stack
Upwork Wizz
Proposal automation SaaS
$199–399/mo
$7.99/mo
Bundled AI tokens (marked up)
$80–200/mo
Your Claude key at cost
Connect burn (low-fit jobs)
$200–400/mo
Selective — you skip red flags
Discovery calls & upsells
Hours lost
Self-serve install
Typical monthly total
$479–999+/mo
~$35–60/moWizz $7.99 + typical Claude usage; connects still yours, spent smarter
$4,200+
Illustrative annual savings vs high-volume auto-bid + marked-up token bundles
Payback & ROI snapshot
Annual Wizz: $79.99/year — less than one connect bundle on a medium job.
One $2,000 contract won → 10× return on annual subscription (illustrative).
Monthly plan ($7.99) → paid back with a single $500 discovery call or small fixed-price win.
Lower CAC means every interview costs less — you compete on fit, not spend.
Lower CAC
Cost per acquired interview drops when you stop funding misfit jobs and marked-up token bundles.
Higher win rate
Four angles + client intel + landing pages — buyers see craft, not another race-to-the-bottom template.
Pipeline velocity
Move from job open to send-ready proposal in minutes, not an afternoon per application.
Capital efficiency
Fixed $7.99/mo platform fee — variable AI spend stays on your Anthropic bill at pass-through rates.
Risk-adjusted applies
Traffic-light client scoring de-risks connect spend before you commit.
Scalable without spray
Queue reviewed jobs and batch drafts — throughput up, reputation risk down.
One interview changes the math.
Try free for 7 days — install in Chrome, add your Claude key, and send your next proposal like a specialist, not a keyword bidder.
All figures are illustrative benchmarks from early selective users and typical freelancer spend patterns. Your connects, niche, and win rate determine actual ROI. Not a guarantee of earnings.
Reviews
Loved by Upwork freelancers
Freelancers who preview every proposal and choose their jobs — not spray-and-pray automation.
★★★★★
4.8 average · 206 reviews
★★★★★
“I only apply to jobs I have actually read — Wizz just makes the writing fast. Client intel stopped me wasting connects on nightmare clients.”
★★★★☆
“I tried auto-bidders that sprayed proposals everywhere. With Wizz I preview every letter, pick the best variant, and my reply rate went up because I am still choosing the jobs.”
★★★★★
“Four variants per job means I always pick the angle that fits. Clients comment on how specific my proposals are — because I read them before I send.”
★★★★☆
“GitHub matching weaves my real repos in. I closed a $4.2k job off a proposal I generated in three minutes — but I still reviewed every line first.”
★★★★★
“The widget lives on Upwork where I already work. Smart Reply reads the whole thread — even multi-part client questions — and I pick Short or Detailed before it drafts. I always edit, then send.”
★★★★☆
“It speeds me up without taking over. I am in control of connects, content, and send — Wizz is the co-pilot, not the pilot.”
★★★★★
“Four variants per job sounds like overkill until you use it — I always find one angle I would not have written myself.”
★★★★☆
“Not autopilot — I open the job, score the client, pick a variant, preview, send. Still me, just faster.”
★★★★☆
“I pick Medium for most message replies and Detailed when the client asks five questions at once. Works every time.”
Plans
Free forever, or 7-day free trial on full access
Try free for 7 days — $0 charged today
You are not charged during the trial · Cancel anytime in Stripe.
FREE
$0/month
$0 — 4 proposal runs per month
Hosted AI included · no Claude API key needed
4 hosted proposal runs per month — AI included
Client scoring, variants, preview, and landing pages
Classic proposal theme — upgrade for custom styles
Install in Chrome in minutes — upgrade anytime
7 days free
FULL ACCESS
$7.99/month
Try free for 7 days — $0 charged today
Then $7.99/month · cancel any time
7-day free trial — full access, zero risk to try
Unlimited proposal runs — you bring your own Claude API key
Custom themes, section toggles, and custom proposal domain
Client scoring, variants, landing pages, and message replies
Install in Chrome in minutes — cancel any time via Stripe
Chrome extension · Freelancer growth platform · BYOK Claude API key · Secure payment via Stripe
FAQ
Common questions
A 12-month grid of proposal generations and Wizz activity events (similar to GitHub contributions). Recent weeks appear on the right. Active days on the stat card is all-time; the heatmap is a visual calendar for the past year.
Blog
Freelancing & Upwork Tips
Guides to qualify Upwork jobs, spend connects wisely, and land better-fit clients — from the Upwork Wizz growth platform.
