We learn the kind of work your company actually wants, then read Raleigh's and the available Wake County public filings every weekday, watching for exactly that. When something clears the bar, checked against the city's own record, it lands in your inbox.
| Project | Contractor | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Office Build-Out | General Contractor | Looks open |
| Multifamily Bldg. | General Contractor | Looks open |
| Retail Upfit | General Contractor | Looks open |
Invented example, not a live lead. The headers and field labels are exactly what actually gets sent.
Most of the contractors we've talked to already have more permit data than they know what to do with. What they're missing is someone to answer one question every morning: what's actually worth acting on today?
Development and site-plan filings can surface projects before a building permit is issued, giving you a chance to get in front of the project earlier.
Permit-stage candidates get checked against the City's current record before they become a recommended call. The briefing separates what's confirmed from what still needs a phone call.
Projects get organized by timing and how relevant they are to your trade, so every email reflects something real happening in the market that day.
We sort projects by what the public record actually shows today, so you know which ones are worth a call now and which ones can wait.
A building permit is live, the GC is identified, and your trade was not named in the City record when checked. Worth a call to the GC to ask.
A site plan is filed or moving through review before the building permit. The GC, bid timing, or trade team may still be unknown.
A relevant project without a strong timing signal today stays on our radar. The moment the public record shows a real change in status, it shows up in your briefing.
We want to prove the briefing helps your estimator find calls worth making before you commit to anything longer.
See the real briefing format for your launch trade without publishing current opportunity details on this site.
Agree on a start date, get a week of real briefings for one trade, and see for yourself whether it changes what your estimator does each morning.
Continue after the pilot at a rate that stays $99 while your subscription remains active.
Early customers work with the two Raleigh-based founders building the data workflow and talking with contractors using the briefing.
Builds and maintains the whole pipeline: the part that pulls the filings, and the part that checks them against the city's record by hand.
Runs the pilot conversations: actually calling contractors, watching how their estimators use a briefing, and telling Ethan what needs to change because of it.
Ethan and Gabe met through Sigma Chi at NC State, and both spent nights working the floor at 42nd Street Oyster Bar downtown. When Ethan was helping his mom dig through public real-estate records he realized how messy they were and that those same filings could be genuinely useful for commercial construction if someone organized them correctly. Gabe was already enthusiastic and enjoying sales, so partnering up was an easy call.
Founding pilots are set up manually so we can confirm the trade, service area, and project types before sending anything.
Tell us your trade, where you work, and the kind of commercial jobs you actually want more of. We'll tell you honestly if our current coverage is a fit before we start anything.