BidLynx

Scan Upwork job posts to analyse client intent before you spend your Connects.

Stop wasting Connects on clients who never hire. BidLynx scans any Upwork job posting and gives you an instant Client Risk Score — a number from 0 to 100 that tells you whether a client is worth your time before you spend a single Connect. How it works Open any Upwork job — in the job feed, the modal preview, or the full details page. Click Scan Client. BidLynx analyses over 20 signals from the job posting and client profile and returns a score in seconds. What BidLynx checks - Payment verification status - Client hire rate and total lifetime spend - How many stars the client gives to freelancers - Number of open jobs and active contracts - Proposals already received and how fast they are coming in - Invites sent by the client - How long ago the job was posted and when the client was last active - Budget vs experience level — does the rate actually match what they are asking for - Description quality — vague scope, downplayed complexity, scope creep language - Member age and review history - Agency and spam patterns — suspiciously low spend across many job postings Three risk levels 🟢 Low Risk (65–100) — Strong signals. Safe to invest time in a proposal. 🟡 Medium Risk (40–64) — Mixed signals. Read the concerns before applying. 🔴 High Risk (0–39) — Clear red flags. Proceed with caution or skip entirely. Built for freelancers who value their time Every Upwork freelancer has wasted Connects on a job that looked real but never led anywhere. A new client with no payment verified. A job posted three weeks ago with no response. A client who posts constantly but total spend is $20. BidLynx catches all of it before you write a word. This is a beta release. We are actively improving the scoring engine and adding new signals. Feedback is welcome at [email protected] Privacy BidLynx reads job page content only from Upwork while you are actively viewing a job. Nothing is sent to any external server. All data stays in your browser. No account required.