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The subscription

Every open tender,
already scored for your company.

You open the feed instead of digging through SEAO. The feed, the verdict and the reports come with the subscription.

  • Intelligence: $99 CAD + tax per month, billed annually
  • 14-day free trial when the account opens
Offra · tenders
  • Réfection de la toiture — centre communautaire

    Closes in 12 days

    Favourable71 out of 100
  • Services d'ingénierie — réseau d'aqueduc, phase 2

    Closes in 6 days

    Mixed55 out of 100
  • Déneigement des stationnements — lot 3

    Closes in 18 days

    Unfavourable28 out of 100
  • Fourniture de mobilier de bureau

    Closes in 29 days

    Not enough signal
Sample layout. The tenders and public bodies named here are fictional. The real feed is sorted by verdict, then by closing date, and shows only favourable and mixed notices by default.

What the subscription includes

An estimating desk is not a person.

The feed

Every open notice, scored for your company, recomputed daily.

The verdict and its five factors

A weighted grid, weights shown, built on your own record at SEAO.

Every tender's analysis, included

Likely competitors, prices observed, this client and your references that answer it — in one click, on any open notice in the feed. Nothing is counted.

Unlimited users

The whole team, member or administrator. Neither plan counts people.

Your email alerts

New notices from your saved searches, weekly or daily, each with its verdict.

Your submissions, on demand

Specifications, pricing schedules and addenda read — every requirement tied to its clause, and the list of what is left to produce. $199 a submission on Intelligence; Pro includes 12 a year.

How it works

01

The notice is published

We read every Quebec public notice, the day it appears.

02

It arrives scored in your feed

Price, competition, likely competitors — then a verdict for you.

03

You open the report

On the ones that deserve it. In minutes, without leaving the feed.

04

You prepare the bid

Your uploaded documents read, every requirement tied to its clause, and the list of what is left to produce.

The verdict, opened up

Five factors, shown with their weight.

Mixed
Sector fit
30%

261 bids in this family, 32 won

Competition
20%

4.5 expected, 4% chance of being alone

Price position
20%

14.8% above the winner, over 1,451 observations

Buyer relationship
15%

8 bids with this buyer, 5 won

Contract size
15%

$514,000, below your usual range

Taken from the demonstration report. The percentage is the factor’s real weight in the recommendation. A factor with no data abstains rather than counting as zero. When too many factors fall silent, the grid answers “not enough signal” instead of a verdict — a refusal to conclude, not a hedged answer.

The badge in the feed is not a preview of the report. It is the report's verdict, computed by the same grid, in the same version, on the same data.

Easy to promise and easy to betray: it would be far cheaper to run a lightened grid over thousands of notices and keep the real one for the reports we sell. A command recomputes both sides on a real notice and refuses to pass if they differ.

The plans

Intelligence and Pro, in detail.

The same feed on both. Pro adds your submissions for the year. The plans compared, with the free account.

Intelligence

$99 CAD

per month on the annual rate ($1,188 a year), or $119 month to month.

Pro

$299 CAD

per month on the annual rate ($3,588 a year), or $359 month to month.

Plus tax, per company. Cancellable at any time; access runs to the end of the cycle already paid for.

Unlimited users, on both plans.
Invite the whole team: neither plan counts people. Two roles: a member reads the feed and works on submissions, an administrator manages the team and the billing. Invitations stay valid for 7 days.
Every open tender's analysis, included.
On any open notice, one click runs the analysis: your measured odds and what to do, the likely competitors, the prices observed, this client and which of your own contracts answer it. Nothing is counted, on either plan.
Submissions: on their own on Intelligence, included on Pro.
A submission is one tender and its addenda: the whole dossier and the notice's report, for the whole team. Intelligence includes none: each costs $199, or $249 during the free trial. Pro includes 12 a year. On the annual rate they all arrive on the first day, and those left lapse at renewal; month to month, 1 is added each month and kept 12 months while the plan is active. Beyond them, a submission costs $149. A submission bought is never refunded.
An analysis takes a few minutes, and then it stays.
It is queued, not instant: allow a few minutes after the click. It opens in the tender itself, in the notice's tabs, and reopens at once after that.
Every new account starts with a 14-day free trial of Intelligence.
No card is asked for. Intelligence opens when the account is created; after 14 days the account returns to the Free plan unless you subscribe, and nothing is charged automatically. Once per business. A subscription is charged when you take it, on either plan; on Pro month to month, the first month is refunded if you cancel within 30 days, before your first submission. The feed builds itself on your company within minutes — it is the real product, not a preview.

What the subscription opens, it can close again.

When the subscription ends, your workspace goes back to the free account: the scored feed, the verdict and the analyses close, but nothing is erased. The submissions your company paid for stay readable, and you pick the rest up by subscribing again. It is written in plain terms in the terms.

Only bidding once or twice a year? The free account buys a submission on its own, at $249, with no subscription. To see the feed first, every new account starts with 14 days of Intelligence free. All amounts are in Canadian dollars, plus tax.

Questions

Do you have to pay to see the feed?
The feed comes with Intelligence, and every new account starts with a 14-day free trial of Intelligence: the feed builds itself for your company as soon as the account opens, and no card is asked for. After that, it takes a plan. Once per business.

The account itself is free. It links your company, browses every open notice and buys a submission on its own: it is the judgement that is paid for, not the list. To see the feed with us, book a demo: we open it on your company during the call.
Can we pay annually?
Yes, and that is the price on display. Intelligence costs $99 per month on the annual rate ($1,188 billed once a year), or $119 month to month. Pro costs $299 per month on the annual rate ($3,588), or $359 month to month. Committing to a year saves 17% on both.

The cycle changes one thing: on Pro, the 12 submissions all arrive on the first day on the annual rate; month to month, 1 is added each month and kept 12 months.

You can start month to month and move to annual within the first 30 days of your first paid month: that month is deducted. In exchange, cancelling part-way through a year stops the renewal without refunding the remaining months.
What decides the badge on each notice?
A weighted grid over five measured factors, each shown with its weight. It is not an artificial intelligence deciding for you: nobody publishes whether a company should have bid, so there is nothing to learn from. A factor with no data abstains rather than counting as zero, and when too many are missing the grid says “Not enough signal” — a refusal to rule, not a half-yes.
What happens if I cancel?
Access runs to the end of the cycle already paid for. After that, your workspace goes back to the free account: the scored feed, the verdict and the notices' analysis close, but nothing is erased. The submissions your company paid for stay readable, and you get the rest back by subscribing again.
How long before a report is ready?
A few minutes. A notice's analysis is included on both plans and never counted, and an analysis already run reopens instantly.