Free Upwork proposal generator

How it builds your draft

The draft has five parts, each with one job. The model writes each part separately, so each one can be checked against the only box it is allowed to draw on. You need a job post of at least 40 words and a few words about yourself.

Opener

One or two sentences about the client's problem, in your words, never starting with I, a greeting, or your experience.

Who you are

Built only from the About you box, which takes up to 400 characters.

Proof

Your past project, with its numbers kept exactly. Without one, the draft shows [add a similar project you did] instead of making one up.

First steps

Up to three things you would do first on this job, taken from the job post. They are plans, never claims about your past.

A question

One question about something the job post leaves open, so the client has a reason to reply.

What the claim check removes

AI models invent experience, even when told not to. A client may ask you about anything in your proposal, so every sentence is checked against what you typed before you see it. A sentence that fails is removed, not reworded. Removed from every draft:

• A skill, tool, or platform the job post asks for that you never mentioned
• A number, year count, percentage, or result you did not give
• A client name or a project you did not describe
• Any claim about your past experience outside the About you and project boxes

If so little survives the check that there is no draft to show, that try does not count toward your free drafts.

A worked example

The job post

We sell handmade candles on Shopify and most of our traffic is on mobile, but very few visitors buy. The product pages load slowly and the add to cart button sits below a long description. We need a developer to speed up the product pages, move the add to cart button higher, and tidy the mobile layout without changing our branding. Please tell us what you would look at first.

About you

Shopify developer for 4 years. I build and speed up stores for small product brands.

No past project was given.

The draft

Your product pages load slowly on mobile, and the add to cart button sits below a long description, so most visitors leave before they reach it. I am a Shopify developer, and for 4 years I have built and sped up stores for small product brands. [add a similar project you did] Here is how I would start: 1. Measure what slows the product pages down on mobile. 2. Move the add to cart button above the description. 3. Tidy the mobile layout while keeping your branding as it is. Which product page gets the most mobile traffic, so I can start there?

The proof is a blank because no project was given. Nothing in the draft claims more than the two boxes above say.