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Paul🙏 27 karmaMar 15, 2026@OutBidMost tools in the Upwork ecosystem focus on writing proposals, but the real leverage seems to be speed to apply. Are users mainly winning more jobs because of the alerts, or because of the AI proposals? -

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I found this telegram bot especially useful now that Upwork has removed the RSS feature. It helps me get notifications about relevant jobs while I'm away from keyboard. What I have noticed is that the quality of generated proposals increases significantly when you not just upload your standard resume / CV, but use an "extended" version of it, where you list as much info as possible, all your portfolio items, all your skills. Something that's too much for a regular CV. I already had such a document; I used it in another similar tool. Also liking the feature where you can reply to the generated proposal and make small changes because it's not very convenient to edit text on the phone. Also it's not mentioned anywhere, but it can also generate answers to questions (when they exist in a job). The proposal generator is also very attentive and when the clients asks to include the word "pineapple", it does so. But I tested it for only one day. One thing I'd like the author to improve is to make the "JOB ANALYZER" a bit better. Now it sends lots of information, most of it just water. Would love to see some condensed analysis. Not sure how to do this.
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there's no free try option you work and then just before the last step it ask for money not worth it its fishy if they don't have a test free option first
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I tried using SamSearch and honestly, it feels like a knockoff of better platforms without any of the reliability. The features look familiar, but once you actually use it, things start falling apart—results are inconsistent, the interface is clunky, and basic functionality just doesn’t work the way it should. What’s worse is that it seems like they’ve copied ideas from other tools but didn’t execute them properly. Instead of improving on existing platforms, it feels like a rushed imitation with poor performance. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend it. There are far better, more stable alternatives out there that actually deliver on what they promise.

