Why is there no per-seat price?
Value does not rise with headcount. It rises with territory and how precisely the feed is routed. Everyone who works the territory can use the feed.
Why is the pilot more than four months of Pro?
Every row in a pilot is reviewed by a person before it goes out, and you get the backfill and the weekly call. It is closer to a service than a subscription, and it is credited back if you stay.
What if the rows are not useful?
Tell us at any time, or at the weekly review. We stop, and any week after week one with nothing delivered is refunded. Week one is never refunded; that is setup.
Do you provide contact names?
No. Company, site, county, project, cost and stage. Never a person's name, email or phone.
Is this legal to use?
Texas public records carry no use restriction and the statute requires the notices to be published. We redistribute facts, not the applicant's documents. What you do with a row is up to you and your own outreach rules.
How is this different from a bid listing?
A bid listing is an auction you have already joined: by the time a job is out to bid, the field is set, and you are one name among many. We tell you when the county posts the notice, while the owner is still deciding and nothing has been awarded. What you do with that head start is your choice.
What if I do not work in a metro?
Then pick counties instead. Twenty-four metros cover 85 of the 254 Texas counties, so two thirds of the state sits outside all of them, and so does plenty of the work. Pro is one metro or any twelve counties, whichever fits your patch. Twelve is the largest metro plus one, so choosing counties never leaves you with less than choosing a metro.
What territory does the pilot cover?
The one the plan you are piloting covers. Pilot toward Pro and it is the metro or the twelve counties you would buy; pilot toward Team and it is the state. A pilot is meant to show you the plan you are deciding on, not a wider one you would then lose.
What is in the 60-day backfill?
Every notice in your territory from the two months before your pilot.
What is the difference between Pro and Team?
Territory and how deep a person reads. Pro covers one metro or any twelve counties and hand-reviews rows over $50M; Team covers all 254 counties and hand-reviews rows over $20M. The record itself is the same on both: every signal type, within 48 hours. Team adds four more routing profiles and the CRM push on top.
What is a routing profile?
A metro or a set of counties, a trade, and a dollar floor. Pilot and Enterprise are written with you, and the profile written in your pilot is the one you carry into Pro. Pro is one profile. Team is up to five.
Can I change my routing profile?
On Pro and Team, any time from your account page. On Pilot and Enterprise the profile is written with you, and we change it the same way.
Do prices change?
Existing customers keep their price for the length of their plan. We will tell you at least sixty days before any change.