Having information about your engagement outcomes on Upwork can help improve your success. My Stats is a system that pulls your account’s activity data into reports to help you analyze and optimize your work. You can see where you are doing well, how you are doing compared to other freelancers, which marketing efforts are working for you, and where you might want to make changes.

View My Stats

To view the information, go to Find Work > My Stats tab. Data will first appear when you submit a proposal to a job or when a client hires you directly—whichever happens sooner. Until then, My Stats will encourage you to complete your profile if you haven’t done so already.

Here you can see:

• Client satisfaction and overall reputation on Upwork — See feedback from clients, including your Job Success Score
• Analytics — Learn more about how your profile and marketing efforts are performing for you:
• See how many people visited your profile and sent you invitations
• Find out whether using an availability badge helped you get more views or invites
• Track how often you get hired versus how often you submit proposals to jobs
• See whether boosting your proposals helped you get more interviews and contracts

Client Satisfaction

Client satisfaction stats give you insight into whether your clients are happy with your work and how successful you are over time.

• Job Success Score (JSS) — A regularly updated measure of your overall reputation. Top freelancers maintain a score of 90% and above.
• 12-month earnings — Gross earnings in the past year (inclusive of service fees)
• Percentage of clients who would recommend you – Clients who have indicated they would recommend you to others.
• Percentage of long-term clients — This metric shows the percentage of clients you worked with for at least three months out of the clients you’ve worked with during the past year. This metric could be over one or multiple contracts and includes both hourly and fixed-price work.
• Recent account holds — Account holds and notifications of possible Terms of Service violations you've received in the past 90 days.
• Top Rated eligible weeks (see below) — The number of weeks in the past 16 weeks when you had either Rising Talent status or a Job Success Score above or equal to 90%.

Availability

If you’re not available for new work, you can let prospective clients know. See and edit your availability under Hours per week on your profile or Find Work home page. 

Analytics

Analytics can give you a good idea of how well you present yourself to potential clients. Right now, you may only see data from the last month, but with time you can view stats for the past 7, 30, or 90 days. You’ll also see stats for this year and last year.

• Profile views — Number of distinct people who visited your profile. This report also shows if your availability badge was on or off each day and how many Connects you used on the availability badge. We update the number each time someone views your profile. 
• Invites — Number of invitations you received. This report also shows if your availability badge was turned on and how many Connects you used on the badge.
• Proposals — Number of proposals you’ve sent, how many of those were viewed by clients, how many of those resulted in interviews or hires. This report also shows whether you boosted proposals and how many Connects you’ve used to boost.

Calculating Top Rated Eligible Weeks

To earn Top Rated status, you need to maintain Rising Talent status or a Job Success Score (JSS) of at least 90% for at least 13 of the last 16 weeks. The Top Rated eligible weeks metric keeps track of that progress, looking at the last 16 weeks as a rolling window. We update the count every Saturday.

The chart below shows how Top Rated eligibility can change week over week. As a new week is added in the week 1 row, an old week drops off from the week 16 row. Weeks with a JSS of 90% or higher are green, and weeks with a JSS of less than 90% are orange. Weeks with Rising Talent status are also eligible (green).

For example, in the week of 11/14, this freelancer was not Top Rated eligible because they only had 12 of the last 16 weeks at 90% or greater. The next week, 11/21, they became eligible because the most recent week was 90% or greater and pushed the oldest week, an under-90% week, out of the 16-week date range.

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