A job from the feed worth acting on.
Scored 75/100: 70% skills overlap, the category fits, the experience level fits, the rate works. All four criteria pass, client risk is low. Watch it in the log, or let Auto-Bidding submit for you.
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Never miss an Upwork job. Auto-Bidding watches the feed 24/7.
Upwex Auto-Bidding watches the Upwork job feed for you, around the clock. Upwork retired its RSS job feeds, so the old way of monitoring new postings is gone - Auto-Bidding is the replacement: it catches every new job the moment it posts and logs it in one place, like real-time Upwork job alerts with no RSS reader. When a job is worth it, it submits a proposal for you; leave it on watch-only and just read the feed.
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The Upwork RSS feed is gone. This is the replacement.
For years freelancers piped the Upwork RSS feed into a reader to catch new jobs without living on the search page. Then Upwork removed RSS feeds, and that workflow broke. Upwex Auto-Bidding is the Upwork RSS feed alternative: instead of an RSS file, the Auto-Bidding scanner watches the live job feed for you, every few minutes, around the clock. You get the same outcome the RSS feed for Upwork used to give you - new jobs delivered to you - without the dead RSS link.
Jobs caught from the Upwork feed, day by day. The feed is watched continuously, not on a manual refresh.
Real-time Upwork job alerts, the moment a job is posted.
Upwork's own job alerts are slow and broad. Upwex Auto-Bidding turns the feed into Upwork job alerts you actually control: the scanner watches the Upwork job feed on your interval and catches every new posting that fits. Here is how a job goes from posted to sitting in your log.
- 01 · Scan
Watch the feed
Auto-Bidding scans the live Upwork job feed on your interval, as often as every few minutes, around the clock.
- 02 · Catch
Catch the new job
Every new posting that fits your skills, rate, and filters is pulled from the feed within minutes of going live.
- 03 · Score
Score the match
AI scores each job 0-100 against your synced profile, so a strong match stands out from the noise.
- 04 · Track
Land in your log
The job appears in your dashboard with its score, status, and the time it was caught from the feed.
Every job from the feed, tracked in one place.
The Auto-Bidding dashboard doubles as an Upwork job feed tracker. Four headline stats show how many jobs the feed surfaced, matched, were bid on, and replied to. Below sits the job log: every posting Auto-Bidding caught from the feed, with its status, match score, and timestamp. Filter by date or status, or pick a team member, and nothing from the feed gets lost.
The Upwex Auto-Bidding dashboard, working as your Upwork job feed tracker. Period filters and the team member picker live at the top; every job caught from the feed is logged below.
Filter the feed down to the jobs worth your time.
A raw feed is noise. These are your Auto-Bidding settings, and they double as feed filters: six groups decide what Auto-Bidding catches from the feed and what it ignores, so the only jobs that reach your log are the ones you would actually consider. Change a value, save, and Auto-Bidding picks it up on the next scan.
- 1
Proposal settings
Your hourly rate (synced from your Upwork profile) and optional periodic rate-increase requests on hourly contracts.
- 2
Bid configuration
Adjust the client's budget up or down for fixed-price jobs, and set project duration or let Auto-Bidding read it from the listing.
- 3
Safety limits
Max bids per day, max connects per day, and a Stop on Low Connects threshold that pauses scanning before your connects run out.
- 4
Scan behavior
Scan interval, jobs per cycle, and a job age limit so Auto-Bidding only considers postings fresh enough to be worth catching.
- 5
Feed preferences
Min Match Score (40-90) - jobs below it are filtered out - plus toggles to skip fixed-price or skip hourly jobs.
- 6
Schedule
Active hours and timezone, so Auto-Bidding only watches the feed during the window you choose. Leave it empty for 24/7.
Scan, match, and bid - or just watch.
Auto-Bidding scores every job it pulls from the feed with a full AI verdict: a score out of 100, a skills match percentage, match criteria marked Pass or Fail, and a client risk read. You can stop there and just watch the log, or let Auto-Bidding submit a proposal on the jobs that clear your score.
A job Auto-Bidding screens away.
Scored 0/100: skills overlap is 0%, the category is outside your expertise. The status timeline logs when it was caught and screened out, and the reason spells out why - so a weak job never wastes a connect.
Common questions about the Upwork job feed.
Does Upwork still have an RSS feed?
No. Upwork discontinued its RSS job feeds, so piping new postings into an RSS reader no longer works. Freelancers who relied on RSS to monitor new jobs now need a different way to watch the feed. Upwex is built to be that replacement: it scans the Upwork job feed for you and surfaces every new posting.
What is the best Upwork RSS feed alternative?
The best Upwork RSS feed alternative is a tool that watches the live job feed and shows you new postings without an RSS reader. Upwex does exactly that. Its Chrome extension scans the Upwork feed on an interval you set, catches every new job that matches your profile, and logs them in your dashboard. No RSS, no manual refreshing.
How do I get job alerts from Upwork?
Upwex turns the Upwork job feed into job alerts. Set your scan interval and filters, and the extension watches the feed for you. Every new posting that fits your skills, rate, and preferences is caught and added to your job log. It is hands-off monitoring instead of refreshing the search page yourself.
Can I get instant notifications when a job is posted on Upwork?
Close to instant. Upwex scans the Upwork feed continuously while it runs, so a new posting is caught within minutes of going live. Each job lands in your dashboard log with a timestamp, and on a high enough match score the AI can act on it right away.
How does Upwex monitor the Upwork job feed?
Upwex monitors the feed with its Auto-Bidding engine, built into the Chrome extension. It scans the live Upwork job feed on the interval you choose, as often as every few minutes, in a detached browser window, and reads each new posting. Every job is scored against your synced profile and added to your dashboard, so the feed comes to you instead of you watching it.
Can I track every job from the Upwork feed in one place?
Yes. Every job Upwex pulls from the feed is tracked in one place. The dashboard log lists each posting with its status, match score, and the time it was caught. Filter by date or status, and use the activity chart to see how many jobs the feed surfaced over any period.
Why did Upwork remove RSS feeds?
Upwork retired its RSS job feeds without a detailed public explanation. For freelancers the effect is the same either way: the old RSS-to-reader workflow for catching new jobs no longer works, and a feed monitor like Upwex is the practical replacement.
Does the feed monitor work with Auto-Bidding?
Yes. The feed monitor and Auto-Bidding are the same engine. Watching the feed is the first half: every new job is scanned and scored. From there you can just watch the log, or let Auto-Bidding take the jobs that clear your match score and submit a proposal for you. Same feed, your choice of hands-on or hands-off.
Stop refreshing. Let the feed come to you.
The Upwork RSS feed is not coming back. Set Upwex to watch the feed instead, and every new job that fits lands in your log - ready to read, ready to bid. Start a free trial and never miss a posting again.
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