Bid on jobs that are already scoped
Every request reaches you with square footage, build type, finish tier and an AI cost scope attached. Free to bid, no account needed, no lead fees.
How bidding works
Homeowners publish a scoped job
Every request arrives scoped: floor area, building type, structure and finish standard are set before you see it.
You submit a bid
No account required to respond. You get a private link, enter your price, timeline, inclusions and exclusions, and submit.
You're judged on your bid
The homeowner sees each bid side by side, with your price, schedule and what you include.
This is what lands in your inbox
- Project
- New build — row townhouse
- Location
- Halifax, NS
- Size
- 1,240 sq ft
- Structure
- Wood frame
- Finish tier
- Mid
- Cited source
- Altus Group 2026 Canadian Cost Guide
- Target start
- Within 90 days
Scope, drawings and the regional cost benchmark are attached before you quote.
What happens after you apply
- 1
Application received
You get a confirmation email straight away with what we need from you.
- 2
Intro call
A short call to confirm your regions, trades and typical project size.
- 3
Documents & verification
We check your licence, insurance and two references. Usually 2–3 business days.
- 4
Approved — bid invites on
You start receiving private submission links for scoped jobs near you.
We email you at every stage — you never have to chase us for an update.
Join the contractor network
Tell us where you work and what you build. We'll send bid requests as they open in your region.
Contractor questions
How much does it cost contractors to bid?
Nothing. Submitting a bid is free.
What kind of jobs get posted?
New builds and tenant improvements across the United States and Canada, each with a defined scope, square footage and target start date.
Do I need an account to submit a bid?
No. Invited contractors receive a private submission link that works without signing up. An account is only useful if you want to track your bid history.
How are bids compared?
The homeowner compares the bids they receive side by side.
Building or renovating yourself? Get a construction cost estimate.