"Write my bid" reads a Freelancer.com project's actual title, description, and skills, and drafts a tailored proposal from them — not a generic template with the client's name swapped in.
Each draft is generated from that specific project's title, description, and listed skills -- a starting point grounded in what the client actually asked for.
If AI drafting isn't available on your plan, or you'd rather not use it for a given bid, your own saved Proposal Template is used instead -- you always have a fallback.
An AI draft is a starting point, not a guarantee -- when you're bidding manually from Live Matches, you see the draft before it's sent and can edit it like any other proposal.
Honest answer to a question people actually ask: no AI draft is guaranteed to read as fully "human" on every project, and we don't claim otherwise. That's exactly why it's editable, and why a saved template is always available as a fallback.
AI drafting works on whatever Live Matches finds for you -- filter first, then draft.
The fallback every AI draft uses when it isn't available or isn't the right fit for a bid.
Learn how to shape a clear proposal around the client’s brief and your approach.
Bidder Man reads a matched project's own title, description, and listed skills and drafts a proposal from those specific details — it's a starting point, not a finished submission, and you see it before it's used.
Honestly, no AI draft is guaranteed to read as fully human on every project. That's exactly why it's editable: treat it as a strong first draft and personalize it before it goes out, the same way you would with a template.
Only if you turn Auto-Bidding on, which uses the AI draft (or your saved template as a fallback) without you reviewing each one individually. Bidding manually from Live Matches always shows you the draft first, so you can edit it before it's sent.