Construction software for Canadian trade contractors
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 vs. U.S. construction software
Why a roofing contractor doesn't need Procore.
- Pick your trade and Canadian territories
- We load matched projects on day one
- Your team is sending CAD-priced quotes in week one
Paid USD $1,800/month for a U.S. construction SaaS that listed three projects in our territory, all already awarded. Cancelled after the second invoice.
Switched to Builtie. Same monthly spend, 60× the relevant project count, contacts already enriched.
"Canadian data, Canadian pricing, Canadian support. It shouldn't be revolutionary, but here we are."
What's the upside of software built for your market?
Built for Canadian construction realities
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.
- ▸City of Toronto permit ingestion, daily
- ▸Builder, GC, and developer coverage in every metro
- ▸Pricing in CAD, month to month, no minimum term
One tool for project intel + CRM + outreach
Most Canadian trades stitch together a U.S. lead-data vendor, a generic CRM, and a separate outreach tool. Builtie ships all three in one product priced for Canadian SMBs.
Support in your time zone
Email support with 48h response on Scout, 24h on Autopilot, dedicated account manager on Command Center. All from Canada, all in your time zone.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Builtie is Canadian-owned and operated, focused on trade contractors, with coverage in Canadian and US metros. Pricing is in CAD with no FX surprises.
Ten metros across Canada and the United States: Toronto, Hamilton, Vancouver, Calgary, New York, Chicago, Miami-Dade, Austin, Nashville and Seattle. 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 intelligence + CRM for the trades that quote work to those builders. The two are complementary.