The bid package, translated
Daniel explains the bid package’s forms, deadlines, and insurance minimums in plain English.
Bid Package Reviews
Never written a bid? Start here.
Your first proposal build and first bid-package review are free. If I can’t help you, I’ll say so straight.
ClauseKite provides structure and review guidance. Daniel reviews each bid package, with AI assisting extraction so the requirements can be organized clearly. You supply the numbers, write the proposal, and approve it. ClauseKite does not write or submit a proposal on your behalf; you decide when to submit.
Get a free consultThe ClauseKite path
Find → Build → Review → Workbench → Submit
One clear sequence from finding a fit to deciding when your own approved proposal is ready to submit.
- 1
Find
Use the free Contract Finder to find a bid package that fits your business.
- 2
Build
Open the Bid Proposal Builder and start your own draft free, without an account.
- 3
Review
Daniel reviews each bid package, with AI assisting extraction while he adds structure and review guidance.
- 4
Workbench
Work through the requirements, numbers, and proposal language in your own workspace.
- 5
Submit
You approve the proposal and decide when to submit it. ClauseKite never writes or submits it for you.
Inside the review
Structure and guidance, with you in charge.
Daniel reads the bid package, explains it in plain English, and checks your response against what the client asks for. Daniel does not write or submit your bid: you keep the numbers, writing, approval, and submission.
1You find a job (or I find it for you).
A solicitation is an agency’s public notice for a job it needs done — cleaning, maintenance, services, or supplies. I can help find ones that fit your business.
2Send me the bid package.
The bid package is the agency’s document describing the job and how to bid. Send it through the contact form or your client login.
Start with the contact form or use your client login.
Right now, the contact form accepts text. Client login accepts readable PDFs up to 20 MB. Other file formats are not supported yet.
3Daniel explains it in plain English.
Daniel reviews the bid package and sends a requirements brief covering what the agency asks for, required forms, deadlines, and insurance minimums — without jargon.
4You write it, Daniel checks it.
You supply your own numbers, write and approve your own proposal, and Daniel checks your response against the bid package.
For free one-on-one writing help, contact the SC APEX Accelerator.
Then I review your draft against the agency’s requirements and flag paperwork issues that could get it rejected.
How I help
Bid Package Reviews
For contractors and service businesses pursuing work — construction, cleaning, maintenance, professional services, supplies, and more.
Daniel reads the bid package, explains it in plain English, and checks your response against what the client asks for. Daniel does not write or submit your bid: you keep the numbers, writing, approval, and submission.
Your first proposal build and your first review are free. After that, $250/month flat.
Contract browsing is free and read-only without an account. The free account needs no payment card or verification-code gate.
Your draft, checked by Daniel
Daniel compares your draft with the bid package’s requirements and flags missing paperwork.
Nothing submitted without you
You review and approve everything before it goes out.
Daniel does not write or submit your bid for you. You supply your own numbers, write and approve your own bid, and decide when to submit it.
Next step
Continue your response from the review.
After Daniel checks your response, you take the next step in the workbench. You provide the numbers, write and approve your own bid, and submit it there.
Continue to your bid-package review