Commercial construction leads for trade contractors
Commercial work pays better and stays open longer — but the bid windows are tighter and the decision-makers harder to reach. Builtie surfaces active commercial projects across ten US and Canadian metros, attaches the procurement contact, and gives your team the outreach to land the bid invite.
Builtie vs. Dodge / ConstructConnect for commercial leads
What enterprise lead vendors miss for trade contractors.
- Pick the commercial verticals you service
- We load active commercial projects in your territory
- Your team sends the first bid-invite request in week one
Paid $14K/year for a national construction-leads database that listed 30 commercial projects in our territory, most already awarded. Reps spent more time filtering than reaching out.
Switched to Builtie. Same monthly spend, 12× the relevant commercial projects, procurement contacts already attached.
"Commercial work has a longer cycle, but Builtie compresses the bid-invite step from months to days."
What's the upside on commercial-only pipeline?
Commercial coverage across every vertical
Office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, hospitality, institutional — Builtie tracks every active commercial project across the City of Toronto, with project type, value, stage, and the developer or REIT behind it.
- ▸Office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, hospitality
- ▸Developer, REIT, GC, and PM on every record
- ▸Stage tracking from rezoning to occupancy
Procurement-grade contact data
Commercial subcontracts are awarded by procurement managers and development managers — different people than the residential PMs. Builtie's commercial records ship with the right title attached.
Built for trades with longer commercial cycles
Pipeline reporting handles the longer commercial sales cycle — bid-invite, RFQ, pricing, award — with weighted forecasts so your sales manager sees real coverage, not just a count of touches.
Frequently asked questions
Office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, hospitality, and institutional builds. Major-reno commercial (fit-outs, refurbs) is included if the permit value clears our minimum threshold.
Yes — you can filter by vertical inside the feed. Most trades pick 2–3 verticals and exclude the rest.
Dodge and ConstructConnect are national lead databases — broad coverage, thin in any one metro, with project records only (no decision-maker contacts). Builtie goes deep in the metros it covers, with contacts and AI outreach attached, priced for SMB trades.