About

Freelancing has a repetition problem.

The skilled part of freelance work is a small fraction of the hours. The rest is watching for briefs, rewriting the same proposal, chasing a revision, and reconciling what actually arrived against what was promised. That part is mechanical, and mechanical work is what software is for.

What we are building.

AutoCash is an engine that holds your gigs, watches the marketplaces you have connected, and carries matching work from the first proposal through to the recorded earning. You decide what it is allowed to take and the least it may take it for. It does the rest on a cycle that does not need you at your desk.

The appeal is time, not magic. An engine working a quiet marketplace returns nothing, and we would rather say that on the front page than find out you expected otherwise.

We charge a share of completed orders and nothing else. No seat fee, nothing up front, and nothing at all on work that did not complete — which means a month where the engine wins nothing costs you nothing.

Individuals keep the large majority of net earnings. For agencies scaling that model, we take 30%. Either way you sign up the same way, in the same product, on the same day — see the agency plan.

How we build it

Four commitments, and what each one costs us.

We will not promise you an income

Any figure on this site is labelled as an illustration, because that is what it is. It costs us conversions. The alternative is telling you something we cannot support about your own money.

Money is exact or it is wrong

Every amount is held as whole cents end to end, fees round down in your favour, and each earning reconciles to the sum of its parts. A balance that drifts by a cent is a defect, not a rounding detail.

Your keys stay unreadable

A marketplace key is encrypted on arrival and never shown again — not to you, not to us, not in an export. If you lose it you issue a new one. We would rather be unhelpful than hold a key we could hand over.

The record is the record

Privileged changes are appended to an audit log that cannot be edited from the app. That includes ours.

Where we draw the line

Some things we will not build, at any price.

We will not invent activity. It would be trivial to fill an account with impressive numbers that came from nowhere, and plenty of products in this category do. A history describing work that never happened is worse than an empty one, because you would make decisions on it.

We will not promise you an amount. Nobody honest can. What an account earns depends on the skills behind it, how it is priced and what the market wants that month.

And we will not quietly take more than we said. The share is on the record, it is shown on every single earning, and a change to it never reaches work already done.

How we know it works

Nothing ships on a hunch.

Every release runs the same checks, and the money rules are tested against a real database rather than a mock — because a mock agrees with whatever you assumed.

The sums are checked both ways

Not just that paying in full restores an account, but that paying part of it does not. A rule only tested in the direction you hoped for is not tested.

Privileges are tested from the outside

We check that an ordinary account cannot raise its own permissions or change what it is charged — using the same public access anyone else would have.

Found by trying it for real

Some faults only appear against live systems, so we run an end-to-end test that really does take a payment and really does reverse it.

Who we built it for

Two kinds of people, one engine.

People who already do this

You have the accounts, the reviews and the skills. What you do not have is the twenty hours a week that proposals, follow-ups and admin take out of your life.

You keep 70% and stay in charge of everything that matters.

People who never will

You do not want a second job, a new skill or a client. You want something sensible happening in the background that you do not have to think about.

You keep 5% and do nothing after setup.

How we are funded

We are paid when you are paid.

There is no subscription, which means there is no version of this business that works while your account sits idle. If nothing is earned, we are not paid either.

That is the whole reason to trust the incentives here. We cannot profit from a dormant account, from a confusing interface that keeps you subscribed, or from work you never wanted taken on.

No charge to start

No card at sign-up, no trial that quietly becomes a bill, and a free plan that is a plan rather than a countdown.

No charge to leave

Settle what is already invoiced and you are done. No notice period and no claim on anything you do afterwards.

Your account, your data

We hold as little as the job needs.

What you connect is sealed before it is stored, and it is used to do your work and nothing else. We do not sell it, we do not train anything on your clients’ briefs, and we do not share it between accounts.

Your records are visible to you and to nobody else using the product. That is enforced where the data lives rather than in the screens on top of it — a page can have a bug, and this still holds.

Ask us to delete your account and we delete it. What stays is the record that significant actions happened, because that record cannot be rewritten by anyone, including us.

What comes next

Depth before breadth.

The temptation in this category is to add surface — more integrations, more dashboards, more claims. We would rather the parts that touch your money be unarguable first.

More marketplaces, properly

Each one has its own rules about automated activity. We would rather support one well than five badly and have your account suspended.

Wider parallel capacity

The lanes exist and never collide. The work ahead is pointing more of them at real demand as more of it becomes reachable.

Fewer things to decide

Every setting is a small tax on your attention. The goal is an account that is right by default and asks you almost nothing.

Have a question we have not answered?

Ask before you connect an account, not after.

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