
Most construction software is built for U.S. GCs running ERP-scale projects. Builtie is Canadian, focused on trade contractors, and built around the one problem that actually moves revenue — finding the next quotable job before the competition does.
Builtie finds live construction projects, names the builders and developers behind them, and runs LinkedIn and email outreach in your name until a meeting is booked.
Builtie watches construction activity across North America: new builds, renovations and developments, with the stage each one is at.
The builder or developer running each project, and a decision maker there, with their LinkedIn and email.
AI writes and sends the outreach from your own LinkedIn and email, in your name, follows up, and puts the meeting on your calendar.
Covers North America, with the deepest data in Canada’s Greater Toronto Area. Start with a 7-day free trial.
Why a roofing contractor doesn't need Procore.
Permit systems, builder ecosystems, and trade-licensing rules are all different here. Builtie is built around Canadian data sources first — Toronto Open Data, BILD, and Canadian builder networks — rather than retrofitted from a U.S. product, and it covers US metros on the same model.
Most Canadian trades stitch together a U.S. lead-data vendor, a generic CRM, and a separate outreach tool. Builtie puts the project data, the pipeline and the outreach in one product priced for Canadian SMBs, and works alongside the CRM you already use, with CSV export of saved projects and contacts on Growth and Custom.
Email support on every plan from a team based in Canada, in your time zone. Custom accounts are run by our team as an extension of yours.
Yes. Builtie is Canadian-owned and operated, focused on trade contractors, with coverage in Canadian and US metros.
Yes. In Canada, Builtie covers Vancouver in British Columbia; Calgary, Airdrie, Red Deer and Grande Prairie in Alberta; and Toronto, Hamilton, St. Catharines, Kitchener, London, Windsor and Thunder Bay in Ontario, alongside US metros including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami-Dade, Austin, Nashville and Seattle. The current list is at builtie.com/coverage. Toronto and the GTA is the founding market and carries the deepest data. How much a given city yields depends on what its permit authority publishes, so ask for live sample projects in your own territory.
No. Procore and Buildertrend are project-management tools for GCs and builders. Builtie is sales automation for the trades that quote work to those builders, with saved projects that export to CSV for your CRM. The two are complementary.