Frequently asked questions
You upload the buyer’s RFP, RFQ, or tender documents and your company information. It shows what the response needs, what you already cover, and what’s missing, then helps you write it from those documents.
Yes. Built for small and mid-sized businesses where bidding is one job among several, whether it’s your first response or your fiftieth.
No. It only uses what you upload, and points to the source. If nothing covers a requirement, you get an actionable gap, not a guess.
Before you draft, it compares the RFP, RFQ, or tender documentation with your company information, and marks each requirement covered, missing, or still to write, so you can decide before you spend the hours.
No. Upload what you have and get a straight answer. You don’t need 30 days of integration work or onboarding to start.
Join the waitlist. We’ll email you when a spot opens. Early access includes three months free.
The RFP, RFQ, or tender documents from the buyer, plus whatever you already have: past responses, capability statements, certificates, policies. More helps, but you can start with what you’ve got.
No. It gets you to a finished, ready-to-send response you can export. Submitting still happens on the buyer’s portal, the way they require it.
Pricing numbers aren’t final yet. The pricing page shows what a plan includes. Early access is three months free when your spot opens.
If ChatGPT is a screwdriver, we are a production line for the whole response. A general chat doesn’t know this bid’s requirements or your company information unless you paste everything in each time, and it won’t flag gaps against a checklist. This is built around one RFP, RFQ, or tender: check coverage against your company, then write from your documents with sources.