Freelance clients, without the bidding wars.
Freelancers can skip bidding sites by replying to people who ask for help in public: "looking for a designer", "need a copywriter for our launch", "recommend a developer?". ThreeCommas finds those posts on Reddit, founder communities and forums, scores them with AI, and sends them with a reply ready. It's free for 3 days, then from $29 a month.
- platforms watched, Reddit to Hacker News
- 15platforms watched, Reddit to Hacker News
- from someone asking to you hearing about it
- Within the hourfrom someone asking to you hearing about it
- free trial on any plan
- 3 daysfree trial on any plan
- a month to start
- $29a month to start
01
No platform fees
Clients you find this way are yours. No 10 to 20% marketplace cut.
02
Less competition
A good reply within the hour often beats dozens of proposals on a job board.
03
Builds your name
Helpful public answers bring clients back to you later, too.
04
No bots, no bans
We never post, comment or message for you. You decide whether to reply, from your own account, so you stay within every platform's rules.
How it works
- 1
Paste your website
Our AI reads it and writes the search terms, communities and forums your buyers use. You can change anything.
- 2
We watch every hour
Reddit, trade forums, Bluesky, Hacker News, Stack Exchange and more, scored by AI so you only see real buyers and conversations worth joining.
- 3
You reply, from your own account
Each lead comes with a short, helpful reply that says who you are. Open the post, paste, done.
Questions
What's the best way for freelancers to find clients?
Referrals and warm conversations beat cold outreach. Replying to people publicly asking for your skill is the closest thing to a referral you can find on demand.
Is this an Upwork alternative?
It's a different route to the same clients: instead of bidding against others, you answer people who asked in public.
Keep reading
Someone is asking right now.
Paste your website and our AI finds them, with a reply ready. Free for 3 days.