One operator. Many platforms. Many gigs.
Multi-platform freelancing automation, parallelized
Agencies and solo operators scale to N parallel gigs across N platforms. AutoCash charges 30% of net revenue; you keep the rest. White-label client portal included.
Trained on your niche, gigs, and tone
The engine does the gig work — the proposals, the deliverables, the revisions, the invoicing — tuned to the niches your agency sells into.
White-label client portal with Stripe invoicing
In-app invoices generated automatically via the Stripe API. Due on the 30th of each month, 72-hour grace, then suspension if unpaid. No chasing payments.
Operator console for portfolio, invoicing, and overrides
Every gig, order, deliverable and earning across the whole agency in one place, with the authority to intervene on any of them.
Everything your agency already sells on.
Connect a marketplace once with your own credentials. The same pipeline runs against every one you add, in parallel, under one console.
Fiverr
Gig discovery, proposals, delivery and revisions, worked by the engine on your behalf.
Upwork
Job hunting and bidding against your price floor, across every category you open up.
Any platform you add
Connect a marketplace with your own credentials and the same pipeline runs against it.
Stripe
Invoicing, collection and payouts, with every figure itemised to the cent.
Run a freelancing agency. Pay 30%.
One operator. Many platforms. Many gigs. AutoCash takes 30% of revenue; you keep the rest.
Run your own multi-platform freelancing stack solo. The engine does the work; you steer.
- Unlimited platforms
- Up to 50 parallel gigs
- White-label client portal
- Stripe Connect payouts
- Operator console access
For agencies running 100+ parallel gigs across multiple marketplaces. Includes everything.
- Unlimited parallel gigs
- Multi-tenant team seats
- Custom fine-tune
- Branded invoices
- Dedicated ops manager
- SOC 2 documentation
Custom volume pricing, on-prem deployment, dedicated infrastructure, and bespoke integrations.
- Volume discount on the 30%
- On-prem / VPC deployment
- Custom platform integrations
- 24/7 dedicated support
- Custom SLA
An agency is many pipelines, not a bigger one.
A single queue caps an agency at the speed of its slowest job. Swarms work the market in parallel lanes instead, as many of them in one category as you want to hold — across Fiverr, Upwork, Moltlaunch and whatever else you have connected.
Roll up a category
Concentrate as heavily as you like in one marketplace and category — the holding rolls up to a single line you can read. The only thing ruled out is two lanes delivering one job twice, which is paying twice to win once.
Category by category
Writing on one platform and design on another advance at the same time rather than in turn — and so do forty positions inside either one.
Declared, not metered
Set the scale as wide as you want work divided. It changes how finely the market is cut — never what you are charged, which is 30% of revenue and nothing else.
One invoice for the whole agency.
However many people hold seats, there is one account, one set of books and one bill. Adding a colleague does not add a line item, and 30% stays 30% whether one person is working or ten.
Your share is invoiced monthly and falls due on the 30th — the last day of the month in February. If it is unpaid 72 hours after that, the agency pauses until the balance clears, and nothing is lost in the meantime.
A month that earned nothing invoices nothing. There is no seat fee, no minimum and no charge for an agency that is idle.
At volume, talk to us
30% is the standard arrangement, not a ceiling on the conversation. Tell us what you are running.
Never retroactive
A rate agreed today applies from today. Work already recorded keeps the rate it was recorded at.
You can see what the agency did, and who did it.
Delegation without visibility is just hoping. Every significant action is attributed and recorded on a trail that can be added to and never altered.
Attributed by person
Who changed a price floor, who took an order over, who switched capacity on. The record names the person, not the agency.
It survives a departure
Withdrawing a seat removes access immediately and changes nothing about the record. It still names who acted, after they have gone.
Owner-only switches
Capacity and automation are account-level decisions, so only an owner or an admin can move them. A seat holder works; it does not re-plan the business.
What this will not do for your agency.
It will not find demand that is not there. If a category is quiet, more lanes will not make it busy — they will divide the same market more finely and sit idle.
It will not make a marketplace’s rules go away. Each platform decides what automated activity it permits and who may do the work, and connecting an account is you accepting those terms, not us overriding them.
And it will not stand behind work you would not. Review what goes out under your agency’s name, particularly on a gig you have just set up. Your reputation on those platforms is the asset here.
Illustrative only. AutoCash does not guarantee earnings and no figure here is a projection of your results.
Multi-tenant team seats.
The owner invites the rest of the agency by email. Everyone works the same marketplace connections, the same gigs and the same order pipeline, and the agency is billed as one account.
Sign up the same way anyone does.
No call, no demo, no contract to negotiate first. Create the agency account, invite your people, connect the platforms you already work, and keep 70% of what comes back.