Freelance Assistant

Rather than being tied to a single marketplace like the platform-specific bots elsewhere in this list, Freelance Assistant's own bio describes it as gathering freelance orders 'in one place', which independent articles about freelance order-aggregator bots describe as scanning multiple exchanges and Telegram source channels by keyword. That makes it a useful complement to running FL.ru's, Kwork's or Freelancehunt's own bots individually, catching orders that might be posted to a channel the freelancer doesn't follow directly.

Having a dedicated support bot (@FA_supportbot) and a news channel (@Freelance_assistant_hub) linked from its own bio is a reasonable signal of an actively maintained project rather than an abandoned one-off script, though as an independent aggregator rather than a marketplace itself, it depends on the freshness and coverage of whatever sources it scans.

For a freelancer casting a wide net rather than committing to one platform's ecosystem, this kind of aggregator reduces the number of separate tools to check, at the cost of not offering the account management, ratings or payment protection a dedicated marketplace like FL.ru provides.