Five gigs worth your time. Reason included.
GigShortlist checks connected opportunity feeds so you don't have to. Filters out the noise. Hands you a short list you can act on in minutes, not hours of scrolling.
No credit card · No auto-apply · You send every proposal
Wastes your best hours.
Sound familiar?
Scanning every day
An hour a day, refreshing feeds. Hoping something good posted since last time.
Applying blind
No signal on which ones are worth a proposal. Not until you've already sent it.
Generic cover letters
Copy-pasted pitches that never reference your real work. No time to customize each one.
Guessing what it's worth
Budget, scope, client quality. All unknown until you're deep in a thread.
Scan. Shortlist. Draft.
Three steps, running on autopilot, until the moment you decide to send.
Scan
We check the connected public feeds on a schedule and keep their original source links.
Shortlist
Only projects that fit your skills and rate make the list. Each with a plain reason why.
Draft
A proposal backed by your real portfolio. Ready to edit and send.
A number you can actually trust.
Every lead gets a 0 to 100 score, built from your minimum rate, skill match, and client signal. Not a black box.
Timeline is implied, not confirmed. Ask before proposing scope.
Best evidence: Northline Goods storefront rebuild. 34% conversion lift, cited directly in your draft.
Reasoning and risk, side by side.
See why a lead qualified, and what's still uncertain, before you spend a minute drafting.
Proposals that cite your real work.
Drafts pull from your approved portfolio and voice profile. Never invented claims. You edit before anything goes out.
"Hi Alex. I rebuilt Northline Goods' Shopify storefront last year and saw a 34% lift in conversion. Your brief describes a similar catalog structure, so I'd start with..."
Your whole pipeline, tracked.
See what's auto-approved, auto-rejected, or waiting on your review. Nothing disappears without a trace.
Not a job board. Not a spam bot.
Something in between. Built for judgment over volume.
| GigShortlist | Raw job boards | Mass-apply bots | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filters before you see it | Yes | No | No |
| Explains its reasoning | Yes | No | No |
| Proposals backed by evidence | Yes | Manual | Generic |
| You approve every send | Yes | Yes | No |
Pulling from where the work actually is
Plus any lead you find yourself. Paste it in, it joins the same pipeline.
A focused workflow for winning better work.
Find fewer, better-fit opportunities.
Prepare proposals faster with a 7-day free trial. No card required. Founder pricing is limited.
- 25 scored opportunities / week
- 1 proposal template
- Standard sources
- Unlimited scored opportunities
- Unlimited proposal templates
- Connected sources + manual submission
- Performance reporting
- Up to 5 seats
- Shared portfolio and templates
- Priority sources
Before you ask
Does this apply to jobs for me automatically?
No. It drafts a proposal you review and send yourself. Every send decision stays with you.
Which marketplaces does it check?
GigShortlist checks connected opportunity sources and lets you add a missed opportunity manually when you find one elsewhere.
How is this different from mass-apply tools?
Mass-apply tools maximize volume. We filter almost everything out and only surface what fits. Quality over quantity, no spam.
Can I cancel anytime?
Start with a 7-day free trial without a card. Founder pricing is limited, and you can cancel from the billing portal at any time.