Hi everyone 👋 I'm Aditya an AI automation specialist with 1.5+ years in the field, 100% Job Success Score on Upwork, and a solid base of ai agents. I'm now expanding into vibe coding (AI-powered web development) and want to build up some portfolio pieces in this space. So here's the deal I'm offering to build a website completely FREE for a small business or personal brand, in exchange for an honest testimonial. Just to be transparent these sites are built using AI tools like Lovable, not traditional hand-coding. The result is still a clean, modern, fully functional website just built faster and smarter. ✅ AI-built, modern design ✅ Fast turnaround ✅ No catch just looking to showcase my work If you're interested or know someone who needs a website, drop a comment or DM me.

Hey everyone I've been on Upwork for a while now $415 earned, 100% Job Success Score, Rising Talent badge but I'm genuinely struggling to land new clients consistently. I know the profile is the first thing that either converts or loses a potential client, and I honestly can't tell where mine is falling short. If anyone here has cracked Upwork or has experience reviewing profiles, I'd love a brutally honest look at mine. Not just "looks good" I mean tell me exactly what's weak, what's missing, and what I should fix first. Here's my profile: https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~012508683664ed5f7a?mp_source=share Drop a comment or DM me. Really appreciate it

If your business is losing leads because no one's following up fast enough, missing calls that could've been customers, spending hours on manual outreach or doing repetitive work that should be running automatically That's not a people problem. That's a systems problem. My name is Aditya and I build AI automation systems that fix exactly this. Over the past while I've built systems across multiple industries that remove repetitive work and run operations automatically. Voice AI — A dental clinic that never misses a patient call, a locksmith company where the AI dispatches technicians automatically and a real estate overflow assistant built in vapi's squad that routes callers by department and stores everything in HubSpot. Lead Management — A qualification system that enriches prospects, scores them with reasoning and routes them through the right follow-up path so teams only focus on people who actually matter. Outreach Automation — A LinkedIn system that personalises messages at scale, sends connection requests and follows up automatically saving around 10 hours of manual prospecting every week. Chatbots — A real estate chatbot that responds to property inquiries, qualifies buyers and renters and books viewings automatically. Productivity Automation — An email and calendar assistant that drafts replies, tracks tasks and manages scheduling saving 7 to 14 hours every week. A content system that generates and publishes across platforms on a schedule without any daily effort. Every system I build is clean, modular and runs without constant monitoring. Not just workflows that connect tools systems that actually run your operations. I've also recently started breaking down how these systems are built on YouTube if you want to see the logic behind the workflows and how I think through a problem: https://youtube.com/@adityaaisystems?si=f11RE5Oh8G4kBHA4 Currently at 100% Job Success Score on Upwork with consistent 5 star feedback. Full portfolio here: https://glittery-search-d5a.notion.site/My-Portfolio-2914ba21e2d7808aac02eb31bc0420f8?pvs=143

I built this system for a locksmith company that needed a better way to handle incoming emergency calls and assign jobs to technicians automatically. Here’s what the system does: • AI answers incoming calls • Collects customer details (name, address, issue, phone number) • Creates a job record in the database • Sends the job to technicians one by one • Includes Accept / Reject buttons inside the email • Waits for a response • If ignored → automatically escalates to the next technician • Stops immediately once someone accepts The main challenge was building the loop logic in n8n so it doesn’t notify everyone at once, and making sure the workflow instantly stops once the job status changes to “accepted.” Result: Replaces manual dispatching, prevents double assignments, reduces missed calls, and ensures technicians are assigned faster without a human coordinating everything. I recorded a Loom walkthrough showing: – A live AI call test – The n8n workflow logic – How accept/reject works – How the escalation system is structured If anyone’s curious about the backend setup, here’s the full breakdown: https://youtu.be/fG83tKiWcgA Would love to hear how you’d improve the routing or escalation logic.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a bit of my background and ask for some advice from people who are already running AI automation agencies. I’ve been working as a freelancer for a while, mainly building AI automations and voice agents. On Upwork I currently have a 100% Job Success Score with 5-star reviews, and most of my projects have involved building automation systems and AI-based solutions for clients. Recently I also started a YouTube channel where I showcase the systems I build (voice agents, automations, workflows, etc.) so people can see the actual implementations. Now I’m planning to start my AI automation agency next month. Initially, my main focus will be AI voice agents for clinics (AI receptionists, call handling, appointment booking, etc.), because it’s easy for businesses to understand the value. After that, I plan to gradually expand into other automation areas like lead generation systems, workflow automation, and content automation, since I also have experience with those. Right now my main questions are around pricing and infrastructure. Until now as a freelancer, I’ve always built systems directly on the client’s platforms (their Twilio, Vapi, OpenAI, etc.) and just charged a setup fee. But now that I’m moving toward an agency model, I’m wondering what the best approach is. A few things I’d really appreciate advice on: • Do you usually build on the client’s platforms or run everything on your own infrastructure? • For someone starting an agency, would you recommend continuing with client-owned accounts for the first few clients, or moving to agency-owned infrastructure from the start? • How do you typically structure pricing setup fee only, or setup + monthly maintenance/retainer? Another thing I’m unsure about is monthly maintenance. If I charge a monthly maintenance fee: - Is that something you keep indefinitely as long as the client stays? - Or do you structure it like a limited support period or contract (e.g., 3–6 months)?