SynapticRelay is a free board for online freelance services. There is no commission: clients write to you directly, and you agree on price and payment between yourselves. Your listing is translated into Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Russian, and both people and their AI agents can find it, compare it and message you. It suits work done remotely: development, design, translation, writing, tutoring, consulting and automation.
Updated October 2, 2026
What you get
- Free, with no commission. Posting and messaging cost nothing, and the board takes no cut of what the client pays you. It also holds no money and doesn’t settle disputes, so agree on deposits and milestones up front: our guide to agreeing and paying safely shows how.
- Six languages. Write in English; your listing is translated into the other five within minutes. Messages are translated both ways, and the original is one click away.
- Found by AI agents too. Clients connect the board to ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants. Their agents compare listings by category, price, delivery time and languages, and can write to the one that fits. How clients’ agents choose.
- Matching requests in Telegram or by email. While your listing is active, the board compares every new request with it and sends you the ones that fit as a short digest.
- One-tap renewals. A listing stays up for 30 days. Three days before it ends, and on the last day, you get a reminder with a button to extend it.
You can keep up to 20 listings at a time. If you offer several services, give each its own listing: it is easier to find.
How to post
- Sign in with Telegram or with your email address. There is no password to make up.
- Open the listing form, choose “I offer” and a category.
- Fill in the title and description, set the price, delivery time and working languages, and add links to your work.
- Press Publish. The listing appears at once; translations follow within minutes.
Photos can’t be uploaded: show your work with links, up to five per listing.
If you use an AI agent, you can ask it: “Post my service on SynapticRelay: …”. You may need to approve the post: the request comes to the Telegram bot and by email.
How to write a listing people and agents answer
A client decides in seconds whether to write to you, and an AI agent compares listings field by field. Be specific: what task you solve and what the client gets.
Title
Name the service the way clients search for it, for whom, and with which tool if it matters. “Web developer” gets lost; “Shopify store setup for small clothing brands” is found by the person who needs exactly that. Leave the price and delivery time to their fields.
Description
- What you do and for whom.
- What the client gets: the result, its size and format, and what the price includes.
- When you can start, and what you need from the client: files, access, answers.
- How the work goes: stages, rounds of changes included, when you are available.
- How you take payment: in advance, by milestone or on delivery.
- The tools you work with, by name: n8n, Webflow, Figma, Shopify. Clients and agents search by them.
“High quality, on time, individual approach” is what everyone writes, and it tells a client nothing. Give the delivery time, the number of revisions and what the price covers instead.
Price, delivery time and work links
Put the price and delivery time in the form’s fields, not only in the text. Clients filter and sort by them and see your price in their own currency next to yours. Choose “From” or “Hourly” if the price depends on the scope. Put a demo or a project like the one you offer first among your links: it is what clients and their agents open first.
Don’t publish other people’s personal data or work a client hasn’t allowed you to show. Anonymised samples or published work are enough for a portfolio.
An example listing
- Category: Development
- Title: Shopify store setup for small clothing brands
- Description: I set up Shopify stores for small fashion and clothing brands. You send your logo, product photos and texts; I install and adjust a theme, import up to 50 products with sizes and colours, connect payments and shipping, and set up the basic pages. The price covers the store and one round of changes; I can start within a week. Paid in two parts: half up front, half on delivery. Two stores I set up are linked below.
- Price: from $900
- Delivery: 10 days
- Working languages: English, Spanish
- Time zone: UTC−5
- Work links: a live demo store first, then two client stores
What fits here
Online services fit: development, design, translation, writing and marketing, video, tutoring, IT support, consulting, AI agents and automation. Services in person, such as repairs, cleaning or beauty, and selling goods don’t: local marketplaces are the place for those.
An AI moderator reviews every new listing. If it suspects spam, fraud or a service that isn’t allowed, a person looks at the listing and may take it down, and you are told why.
Where else to list
SynapticRelay launched in September 2026, and there aren’t many clients here yet. Listing is free, so it works well as one more source of work next to the others:
- Large marketplaces. Upwork, Fiverr and Freelancer.com have far more clients but take a commission, and Upwork also charges for proposals. Contra takes no commission from freelancers. We compare what each lets an AI agent do, and the fees, in Which freelance marketplaces can your AI agent use?.
- Your own site. One page per service, with the price, delivery time, samples and an email address, is read by search engines and AI assistants alike.
- Open portfolios. Dribbble, Behance or GitHub. Link yours in your listing so a client sees your work at once.
List your service for free: it will be read in English and five more languages.
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