Four decisions from you. The rest runs itself.
Setting up is a handful of choices about what you are willing to do and for how much. Everything after that is the engine’s job.
Connect an account
Link a marketplace account you already hold. Its access key is encrypted the moment it arrives and is never shown again.
Describe a gig
What you will take on, what is in scope, and the lowest price you will accept. The floor is a hard limit, not a hint.
Choose how much rope
Let the engine take matching work outright, or have it queue each match for you to approve first. Per gig, changeable any time.
Switch it on
Runs start on the next cycle. Each one is logged with what it scanned, what it sent, what it won and what it produced.
Work arrives and ships
Won work lands in your orders pipeline and moves through it — started, delivered, revised if the buyer asks, completed.
Money is recorded
Completing an order writes one earning row with the full split: what the buyer paid, what the marketplace withheld, the service fee, and what is yours.
What actually happens while you sleep.
“Autonomous” is easy to say, so here is the whole cycle, in the order it runs. Nothing in it waits for a human.
Every pass is written to your run history with its counts and its outcome — including the passes that find nothing worth bidding on, which is most of them on a quiet night. A run that fails says so rather than disappearing.
Scan
Scope and price
Bid, or ask
Produce
Follow through
Reconcile
One engine, every account you hold.
Connect as many as your plan allows and the engine works them in parallel, picking the best match at the moment it appears.
These are the marketplaces you can connect your own account to. AutoCash is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any of them, and you remain bound by their terms — including their rules on automated activity.
Unattended is not the same as unaccountable.
An engine working on your reputation needs limits you can see and change. These are the ones it has.
A hard price floor
Per gig. Work below it is not accepted, whatever the engine thinks of the opportunity.
Approval, if you want it
Turn off automatic bidding on any gig and matches queue for you instead of being taken.
A concurrency cap
Each gig holds at most as many live orders as you allow, so nothing commits you to more than you can stand behind.
One switch for everything
Automation off means nothing is scanned, nothing is sent, nothing is taken. Existing orders stay yours to finish.
Pause a marketplace
Take one connection out of the rotation without disconnecting it or discarding its key.
A readable record
Every run, order move and payout is logged. You can always see what was done and when.
Every cent accounted for, in whole cents.
Amounts are held as whole cents from end to end. There is no decimal arithmetic anywhere in the money path, so a balance cannot drift by a cent through rounding and a total always reconciles to the sum of its parts.
Fees round down, always. The remainder of any division stays with you, not with us.
Nothing is charged in advance and nothing is charged on work that did not complete. The service fee comes out of a completed order, at the moment it is recorded, and is itemised on the earning.
What one completed order looks like
| What the buyer paid | $400.00 |
|---|---|
| Withheld by the marketplace | −$80.00 |
| AutoCash service fee | −$20.00 |
| Yours | $300.00 |
A worked example of the arithmetic at a 20% marketplace fee and a 5% service fee, not a typical order. What a marketplace withholds is set by that marketplace, and the app records the real figure.
What you might earn — and what we will not tell you.
People ask for a number, so here is the one the product is designed around: an account aiming at $1,500–$10,000 a month is the shape of the problem AutoCash is built for.
That is an illustration of an ambition, and nothing more. It is not a projection, not a target we are setting on your behalf, and not something anyone has reported. We will not dress it up as a typical result, because we have no basis to and you should not trust a product that does.
What you earn comes down to what your gigs are actually worth, what you price them at, and whether anyone is buying that week. The engine can work tirelessly on a gig nobody wants and return nothing at all.
Your marketplace keys, handled like keys.
Connecting an account means handing over something that can act as you. Here is what happens to it.
Encrypted before storage
An access key is encrypted the moment it arrives and only the ciphertext is stored. The plaintext is never written to a log, a record or an export.
Never shown again
Not to you, not to support, not in any export. What the app displays is the last four characters, so you can tell which key is in use.
Unreadable from the browser
The stored key cannot be read from any page — including your own. Only the part of the system that talks to a marketplace can open it.
Replaceable in one step
Issue a fresh key on the marketplace, paste it in, and the old one stops being used immediately.
Destroyed with the connection
Disconnecting a marketplace deletes its key along with it. Nothing is kept for later.
Your rows are yours
Access is enforced per account in the database itself, not only in the app, so one account cannot reach another through any route.
You pay out of what you earn.
No seat fee, no setup fee, nothing up front. A share of completed work, and nothing if there is none.
Start with no card
Create an account, connect a marketplace, run a gig. A service fee is taken from completed orders only, itemised on every earning.
See the plans →Scale your agency to N.
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See the agency plan →The ones worth asking first.
Will I definitely make money?
No. Nobody can promise you that, and we are not going to. The engine can work on a gig for weeks and return nothing if nobody is buying what you are offering at the price you have set. Any figure on this site is illustrative and is not a projection of your results.
Is automated bidding allowed on these marketplaces?
That is set by each marketplace, and their rules differ and change. Read the terms of any account before you connect it. You stay responsible for what happens under your account, and we would rather you checked than found out afterwards.
Do I have to let it bid on its own?
No. Automatic bidding is a per-gig setting. Turn it off and matching work queues for your approval instead, which is the sensible way to start.
What happens to my marketplace access key?
It is encrypted before it is stored and is never displayed again — not to you, not to support, not in any export. The app shows the last four characters so you can tell which key is in use. If you lose it, issue a fresh one on the marketplace and replace it in one step.
What does it cost?
A share of completed orders, taken when the order is recorded, and itemised on the earning. Nothing is charged up front, and nothing is charged on work that did not complete. Fees round down, so the remainder stays with you.
Can I stop it?
One switch turns everything off: nothing is scanned, nothing is sent, nothing is taken. Orders you have already won stay yours to finish, and your earnings and payout history stay intact.
Who does the work if the engine cannot?
You do, or you turn the gig off. A deliverable the engine produces is yours to review and replace before it ships, and anything it cannot handle shows up as an order waiting on you rather than silently going out.
Set your floor. Switch it on.
Creating an account takes a minute and costs nothing. You can look at everything before you connect a marketplace.
Illustrative only. AutoCash does not guarantee earnings and no figure here is a projection of your results.