The marketplace
Need a website for my bakery
Budget: flexible · Posted 2h ago
3 proposals$450
You, and everyone else, bidding the price down on the same brief.
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For designers, developers, writers and photographers. Businesses that visibly need your craft, and exactly why. A short email you would sign. A quiet month costs nothing.
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On a marketplace you are one of forty-seven. Write first, and you are the only one who noticed.
The marketplace
Need a website for my bakery
Budget: flexible · Posted 2h ago
You, and everyone else, bidding the price down on the same brief.
Direct, with a reason
You → Rosie's Bakery
Your 4.9★ reviews deserve a website. I build simple sites for bakeries in Austin. Worth a quick chat?
Rosie → You
Yes! Thursday works. What would it cost?
1 proposal: yours. Your price, your terms.
Freelancing runs on two clocks: the one you bill and the one you do not. Here is where the second one goes.
2weeks left on the project
And nothing booked behind it. The pipeline only gets attention once it is already empty.
3emails in an afternoon
Find a business, read its site, find a real reason, write something human. Unpaid, and you still might not hear back.
1brief, many bids
On a marketplace you are one proposal in a pile, competing on price before anyone has seen your work.
1line to get it right
Owners can tell a template from the first line. If it could have been sent to anyone, it gets treated that way.
An example week for a solo freelancer. Left: client work interrupted by guesswork prospecting. Right: two short approval blocks, and the rest is your craft.
Before: feast, then famine
How it feels before
An example calendar, not a measured result. Your week depends on your clients and how many drafts you choose to review.
Signals find the right businesses. Reasons turn them into emails worth sending. Your inbox does the rest, and every reply makes the next search sharper.
Layer 01 · Signal Radar
Name what you sell and where. Signal Radar comes back with real local businesses that already show a reason to hear from you, ranked for your offer. No lists to buy, no guessing.
You pick the market.
Layer 02 · Reason Engine
For every business on your list, Reason Engine works out why your offer fits and writes one personal first email in your voice. Specific, warm, and checked before you ever see it.
You read, edit or skip every draft.
Layer 03 · Inbox Autopilot
Approve an email and Inbox Autopilot sends it from your own mailbox, paced to protect your domain, compliant by default. Replies land in your inbox, and the conversation is yours.
Nothing sends without your yes.
Signal Radar
“I only need a few clients a year. Is this overkill?”
There is no subscription and no seat. You buy credits when you need them, so a full month of client work costs nothing, and a quiet week costs a few dollars.
“I hate sounding salesy.”
Then do not. Drafts open with something real about their business and end with one easy question. You read every one, change any word, or skip the lead.
“Marketplaces at least bring buyers to me.”
They do, along with everyone else bidding on the same brief. A direct email with a specific reason puts you in a conversation of one, on your own terms.
“Will this get my personal inbox flagged?”
Emails send one at a time from your own mailbox at a safe pace, and every draft is quality-checked for deliverability before you see it.
Most freelancers need a few good conversations, not hundreds. Slide to the number of businesses you would reach a week and see what the credits cost.
About 264 credits a month, roughly $16 on Growth. Cheapest way to cover it: 3 × Starter ($30).
A top-up after your free credits
$10one-time
Steady weekly outreach
$39one-time
Always-on, high volume
$99one-time
Packs apply after the beta. Beta users start with 20 free credits, no card. Credits never expire while your account is active.
Worked examples: which market to search, which signal to lead with, and what to measure. The businesses in them are fictional.
Short, honest answers. If yours is not here, email us and a real person replies.
Something else? Ask us directlyNo. There is no subscription and no seat price. You buy credits when you need them, and they never expire while your account is active, so a quiet month costs nothing.
The draft is written in your voice from your offer, and you read, edit and approve every one before it sends. If it does not sound like you, change it or skip it.
No. You send from your own mailbox, a Gmail account or any mailbox over SMTP. Replies land in that inbox like any normal email.
Anyone who sells a visible craft to local businesses: web designers, developers, copywriters, photographers and videographers. If you can point at a gap on their site or listing, there is a reason to write.
The reply lands in your inbox. In ExtrovertAI you log the outcome in one click, such as interested, not interested or out of office, so you always know who is waiting on you.
Beta users start with free credits and no card. After that, a lead from found to a sent email costs about 4 credits.
Start with free credits and no card. Search the kind of business you love working with, and approve your first few emails this week.
No subscription. Nothing sends until you approve it.