How to pick freelance clients who pay, with AI

A good brief from a bad client is still a bad gig. Unverified payment, a low rating or a long history of posting without hiring all cost you time you won't get paid for. With Enricho connected, your AI agent can check every client before you write a single proposal.

What do you get about each client?

Every gig from Enricho's find_gigs tool includes the client's track record:

1. Payment verified: whether the client's payment method is confirmed.
2. Rating and reviews: the average rating freelancers gave them, and how many reviews.
3. Total spent: what they've paid freelancers on the marketplace.
4. Past hires: how many freelancers they've hired, and how many of their postings led to a hire.
5. Member since and last seen: how long they've been around and whether they're active.

It also shows the competition: how many freelancers applied, how many are interviewing and whether anyone was hired.

How do you ask for gigs from good clients?

Ask for the work first, then say which clients you want:

Use Enricho to find hourly React gigs paying at least $40 an hour from
clients with 10 or more past hires. Show me 5.

A free preview shows up to 3 sample gigs so you can check the search. Full gigs, with the client details you'll screen, cost 5 credits each, so your agent tells you the cost first. Start with 3 or 5.

How do you screen the results?

Give your agent your rules once:

From these gigs, keep only clients with verified payment, a rating of
4.5 or more and at least $1,000 spent. Sort by fewest applicants.

Screening the gigs you already got is free, so you can try stricter or looser rules without paying again.

What are the warning signs?

Ask your agent to flag:

1. No verified payment on a gig with a large budget.
2. Many postings, few hires: a client who posts often but rarely hires.
3. A crowded gig: 50 or more proposals with nobody interviewing yet.
4. A vague brief with no clear scope or deliverable.

Then what?

Open the link to the gig and apply with your own account. Your agent can draft the proposal from the brief, but it never applies or contacts clients for you.

New to finding gigs this way? Start with how to find freelance gigs with an AI agent.