What does Bidli do for a trade company?
Bidli is an AI SDR: a sales rep that does the prospecting and follow-up a full-time salesperson would do, built from the ground up for construction. It is not a bidding platform, a plan room, or a lead marketplace, and it does not sell shared leads. It goes and gets the work, in your name.
Every Bidli is built around one company. It learns the trade, the crews, the territory, the voice, and the jobs the owner wants more of. Then it works every day: finding the work, finding the person who awards it, opening the conversation, following up for as long as it takes, and handing the owner the job the minute it is ready to bid.
How wide is Bidli's range?
As wide as the work in your territory. Bidli predicts the work nobody can see yet: the 22-year-old roof, the system that is due for a changeout, the paint job a home is overdue for. It is also on the known-coming work, like new builds breaking ground and commercial bids opening. Bidli runs on construction intelligence, so it is on those jobs before anyone else.
Which of that work it goes after depends on your trade and what you want more of. A roofing company and a plumbing company run the same engine, pointed at completely different jobs.
What are the four lanes of work?
Bidli works four lanes of construction work. Each one is a prize on its own, and you choose the lane or the mix.
| Commercial projects | New construction | Government contracts | High-margin residential | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The work | Offices, retail, medical, industrial, and multifamily, new and existing | New communities, homes, and buildings breaking ground | Schools, municipal buildings, public housing, and public works | Re-roofs, repaints, HVAC changeouts, remodels, and upgrades |
| Who awards it | GC project managers and estimators, owner's reps, property managers | Builders' purchasing and construction managers, GC estimators | Procurement officers, facilities directors, prime contractors | The homeowner |
| Guide | Commercial construction | New construction | Government contracts | High-margin residential |
Which trades does Bidli work for?
Pick your trade to see how Bidli works for it, lane by lane, and who it puts you in front of.
Other specialty trades work the same way. If you run a trade company and want more of the right work, book a call.
The system behind Bidli has added multiple six figures to subcontractors' bottom lines.
The takeaway
Every trade has work it wants more of and a person who awards it. Bidli learns which work your company wants, finds that person, and opens the conversation in your name. You price it. You win it.
Common questions
What trades does Bidli work with?
Bidli works with construction trade companies: roofing, HVAC, painting, drywall installation, framing, concrete, electrical, plumbing, and other specialty trades. Each Bidli is built around one company and the work that company wants more of.
Does Bidli work the same way for every trade?
The engine is the same: learn the business, find the work, find the person who awards it, open the conversation in the company's name, follow up for as long as it takes, and hand over the job ready to bid. What changes is the work it goes after, which is specific to your trade and territory.
Can Bidli go after more than one lane of work?
Yes. Bidli works commercial projects, new construction, government contracts, and high-margin residential work. It learns which lane, or mix of lanes, your company wants and goes after exactly that.
Is Bidli a lead service for contractors?
No. Bidli does not sell shared leads, and it is not a bidding platform or a plan room. It does outreach for one company at a time, in that company's name, and hands that company the work ready to bid.
How much does Bidli cost?
Bidli is built and priced for each business. Book a call.