Prelaunch — building the early-access list
Subcontractor Leads is being built to bring you commercial construction projects matched to your trade and your market — with the scope facts up front, so you can make a fast go or no-go call instead of chasing every plan set.
No active opportunities yet — we're prelaunch. Requesting your trade tells us which markets to build coverage for first.
Example opportunity — illustrative, not a live posting
Interior glazing & storefront
The go / no-go call
Every worthwhile bid starts as a quick call: is this one worth my hours? These are the facts a good estimator checks first — and the facts we're building the service to put in front of you, up front.
Is the work actually your trade, at a scale your crews can cover? A clean scope match beats a marquee job you'd have to scramble to staff.
Distance drives cost, mobilization, and risk. Work inside your service area is usually worth more than a bigger job three states away.
Enough runway to take off the plans, get your suppliers' numbers, and think. A bid due in days rarely gets your sharpest price.
Design-bid-build, CM-at-risk, or design-build changes how you bid, who you answer to, and how you get paid. It belongs in the first read.
Prevailing wage, bonding, and prequalification requirements can decide whether a job is even worth opening — before you price a single line.
Plans, specs, and current addenda complete enough to price without guessing. Half a drawing set is how good numbers go wrong.
Estimators and subs make go or no-go calls all day. The aim is simple: make the projects that fit easy to say yes to.
What we're building
We're building a service that puts fitting commercial projects in front of you with the facts that drive a bid decision — not a searchable pile of everything, and not a firehose of bad-fit leads.
We're prelaunch, so we'll be straight with you: there are no live opportunities on this page, our sources and coverage are still being built, and we won't pretend otherwise. What's here is the shape of the thing and a way to get in line.
Tell us the work you do and the area you cover. That's what we match against.
Commercial projects that fit your trade, size, and radius — with scope, delivery, timing, and requirements up front.
Go or no-go in a couple of minutes, instead of an afternoon spent digging to find out it was never a fit.
Straight talk
Prelaunch means real questions are still open. We'd rather name them than paper over them — and early requests help us answer several of them.
Pricing, and whether you get a credit when a lead isn't what we said it was.
Whether an opportunity goes to one sub per trade, or to several.
Where coverage opens up first — driven partly by where early requests land.
How many opportunities you'd see, and how often, without watering down the fit.
Our sources, and how we confirm a project is real and bid-ready before it reaches you.
When early access turns into real matching. We'll tell the list first.
While we build
The service isn't live yet, but the job of finding good commercial work is. These guides are written for U.S. commercial subcontractors and estimators — no sign-up, no pitch.
What commercial construction leads include, where they come from, and how to judge project fit before you spend a bid.
A neutral, criteria-led way to compare bidding-website categories on cost, coverage, and workflow fit.
Nine practical channels for finding work, so you never depend on a single source.
Build a repeatable pipeline through GC outreach, prequalification, and disciplined follow-up.
Review scope, take off quantities, write exclusions, and submit a clean bid that holds up.
A go / no-go checklist for deciding whether a lead is worth opening the plans.
Legitimate free sources — public procurement, permits, plan rooms — and what they cost in time.
The trades and metros with the most early requests are the ones we work to cover first.
Early requests are first to hear when matching starts in your area.
Tell us what makes a lead worth your time, and it shapes what we choose to put in front of you.
Share your trade and the market you cover. It takes a minute, it's free, and it commits you to nothing.
The request form is a prototype and does not submit, store, or send anything yet.
No. We're prelaunch. There are no active opportunities on the site, and matching hasn't started. Requesting your trade adds you to the early-access list and tells us where to build coverage first.
We're building around the go / no-go call rather than a searchable pile. The aim is fewer, better-fit opportunities matched to your trade and radius, with the scope facts up front — not another database to comb through after work. Our comparison of bidding-website categories explains how the existing options differ.
Still being built, and we won't pretend we have a magic feed. Before we launch, we'll be specific about our sources and how we confirm a project is real and bid-ready. In the meantime, our guide to free construction leads covers the public sources anyone can use today.
Not decided. Exclusivity is one of the open calls we're working through — and one we'd like early members' input on before we set it.
Not set yet. Pricing, and whether you get a credit for a lead that isn't what we described, are undecided. Requesting early access doesn't cost anything and doesn't commit you to anything.
U.S. commercial construction trades. Which trades and metros open first depends on where early requests concentrate — which is a good reason to request yours now.