Track every bid from
invitation to award.

Bid due dates, drawings, follow-ups, and award status in one clear bid board — built for subcontractors and GCs who need to win work, not babysit a CRM.

No credit card required First project tracked in under a minute Unlimited teammates, free
New Opportunity Go / No-Go Estimating Bid Submitted Negotiation Awarded

Your board comes set up like this. Rename anything.

A Dealboard bid board showing construction projects across New Opportunity, Go/No-Go, Estimating, Bid Submitted, and Awarded stages

The bid log spreadsheet doesn't follow up.

Most contractors track pursuits in some mix of a whiteboard, a bid log spreadsheet, and the estimator's memory. It works — until the month it doesn't.

Bids slip past their due dates.

A submitted bid with no follow-up is a coin flip. Dealboard shows every pursuit, who owns it, and how long it's been quiet — cold ones literally frost over on the board.

Invitations to bid live in email.

Forward any invitation to bid (ITB) to your board's private email address and it lands in your Leads inbox — sender, GC, and message captured. No retyping from the plan room.

CRMs weren't built for preconstruction.

Lead scoring and marketing automation don't win projects. Dealboard tracks what preconstruction actually runs on: the bid, the number, the GC, and the next move.

Bid pipeline, ready on day one 8 contractor email templates included Real-time for your whole team

Works with

Built for how contractors actually win work.

Every pursuit on one bid board.

Each project is a card: customer or general contractor, bid value, estimator, and stage — from go/no-go through award. Drag it forward as it moves. Your whole team sees the same pipeline, live.

Dealboard bid board showing construction projects across New Opportunity, Go/No-Go, Estimating, Bid Submitted, and Awarded stages

Every bid keeps its own paper trail.

Scope questions, addenda, the number you submitted, exclusions, who you talked to at the GC — attached to the project, not scattered across inboxes. Anyone can open a job and know exactly where it stands.

Project detail panel showing notes, files, and contacts on a construction bid

Know your bid-hit ratio. Really know it.

Bids submitted, projects awarded, and awarded value — charted monthly against your goals, automatically. Your win rate and backlog, exported straight into the Monday meeting.

Awarded value by month bar chart with quarter toggle and export

The eight emails every bid generates — already written.

Your board comes with a reply library built for bid work. One click opens the email in Gmail with the contact's name and company filled in.

Acknowledge the invitation to bidConfirming we're biddingQuestions on the drawingsSite walk confirmationBid submission coverPost-bid follow-upAward — thank youDeclining to bid

Dealboard vs. the bid log vs. a construction CRM.

The honest comparison for a contractor tracking pursuits.

Getting started
Dealboard
Board arrives set up for bid work
Bid log spreadsheet
Free, until a bid slips
Construction CRM
Demos, onboarding, annual contract
Bid follow-up
Dealboard
Quiet pursuits frost over — visibly
Bid log spreadsheet
Depends on someone remembering
Construction CRM
Buried in tasks and workflows
Capturing invitations to bid
Dealboard
Forward the email — it becomes a lead
Bid log spreadsheet
Retype it, or lose it
Construction CRM
Manual entry, required fields
Award reporting
Dealboard
Bids, awards, and value — automatic
Bid log spreadsheet
Build the formulas yourself
Construction CRM
Admin work to configure
Price for a small team
Dealboard
Free to start — unlimited teammates
Bid log spreadsheet
Free, plus everyone's time
Construction CRM
Per-seat, adds up fast
Not for everyone.

Dealboard tracks winning the work — it is not estimating, takeoff, scheduling, or project-management software. It runs alongside your plan room and PM stack, covering the one thing they don't: what happens between the invitation to bid and the signed contract.

Questions contractors ask.

Is this estimating software?
No — and that's deliberate. Dealboard tracks winning the work: which projects you're chasing, which bids are out, and what came back. Your takeoff and estimating tools produce the number; Dealboard remembers what happened to it. It runs alongside your plan room and project-management stack, covering the part they don't.
Can I change the stages?
Yes. Your board arrives with a bid pipeline already set up — New Opportunity, Go/No-Go, Site Walk / Pre-Bid, Estimating, Bid Submitted, Scope Review, Negotiation, Contract Pending, Awarded — and you can rename, reorder, add, or delete any of them. Most contractors keep the shape and adjust two or three names to match how their office talks.
How do invitations to bid get in?
Three ways: forward the email to your board's private address, submit through your hosted intake form, or add a project by hand in about twenty seconds. Forwarded invitations land in your Leads inbox with the sender and message captured, ready to promote onto the board with one click.
Does it work for subcontractors and general contractors both?
Yes. Subs use it to track invitations from GCs through award; GCs use it for owner-direct and negotiated work. The pipeline shape is the same either way — the difference is just who's on the other side of the bid.
What does it cost?
Free for one bid board and up to 30 active pursuits, with unlimited teammates — no per-seat charge on the free plan. Plus is $29 per user per month for unlimited boards and pursuits. Won and not-awarded projects never count toward the free limit, so your history doesn't push you into paying.

Your bid board is ready. The whiteboard can retire.

Start free with one board and up to 30 active pursuits. No credit card required.