Invitations disappear
They land in info@ or in someone’s own inbox, and nobody answers them.
Offerium catches every invitation and shows you which mailboxes it can’t see yet.
The bid desk for service contractors
Offerium finds every request for a quote in your mailbox, checks what the client requires, prepares the bid and puts it in front of one person to approve — then finds out what became of it.
No takeoff. A person approves every price.
Offerium is opening to a first group of firms. The product tour takes two minutes.
Northgate Property Group
Tower B RTU replacement
4 attachments
$186,400 · goes out Tue 10:00
Won · $186,400
“We’re going with Halvorsen for Tower B.”
They land in info@ or in someone’s own inbox, and nobody answers them.
Offerium catches every invitation and shows you which mailboxes it can’t see yet.
No calendar entry, no reminder. A missed deadline is found after the fact.
Offerium reads the deadline from the documents and plans the bid to go out the working day before.
Every page gets read and every form filled in by hand, bid after bid.
Offerium reads the documents, fills in the forms and suggests the price.
If the buyer writes back, the email gets filed. If not, nobody asks.
Offerium asks the buyer and records won, lost by how much, or unknown.
Every request for a quote, in the mailboxes where it lands.
The deadline, the documents and every requirement the client sets.
Offerium prices the bid from what you charged for the same work before, on the client’s own form.
You see the exact files and the exact email. Nothing goes out without your yes.
Won, lost by how much, or unknown — kept with the buyer for the next bid.
The hours around the estimate
Not the measuring — that stays with your estimator, and Offerium never touches it. The hours around it are the ones that go.
What this counts
What it does not count
Over a year
1,035
hours a year back
$3M
of work never quoted
A model, not a measurement.
First login
You connect the mailbox where requests for quotes arrive, and Offerium reads four years of it: the invitations, the prices you sent and how each one ended.
Usually bids@ or info@. The mailbox alone is enough.
Read once, read-only, only that folder. We read offers and priced forms, not your calculations.
What four years of bids@ gave back
Demo dataset468
invitations found
38,600 messages read
402
quoted prices recovered
86%
271
outcomes known
58%
74
winning prices known
16%
11 bids lost by under 5% — $1.9M between them.
On every new bid, next to your price
Your last 6 bids to Northgate:
won 2 · lost by 1.8% and 6.4% · 2 unknown
Built only from your own past bids to this buyer.
Approve from your phone
Tower B RTU replacement
Northgate Property Group
$186,400
What goes out · 6 files
Email to mdoyle@northgate.example
Approve for scheduled sendAlso save to DriveHoldThe exact files and the exact email.What you approve is what the buyer gets.
Hold stops it.Anyone on the team can hold a scheduled send.
Nothing goes out without a yes.If nobody answers in time, the send is held.
Every bid in your calendar.The Bids calendar shows each bid on the day it goes out.
Saved where your files live.Approved offers can be saved to your own Google Drive or SharePoint. Offerium sees only the folders you share with it.
Security & privacy
Offerium can read the documents it needs to prepare a bid. Your pricing, customer data and mailbox remain isolated, protected and under your control.
These are design commitments for the product we are building, not certifications we hold today.
Human control
AI prepares; your team decides. Offerium presents the exact email, attachments and commercial information before submission. An authorised person must approve the final bid.
Pricing
Billed on bids, not on headcount. Every plan is the full product, for as many people as you like. These are the prices at launch.
Free, when we open
Offerium reads four years of your bids and shows what you won, what you lost and by how much. Then it prepares your next three bids. No card until the fourth.
$349/ month
$174 / month for the first 90 days
60 bids a year, about 5 a month
Extra bids $49 each
$799/ month
$399 / month for the first 90 days
180 bids a year, about 15 a month
Extra bids $49 each
from$2,900/ month
More than 180 bids a year
Several companies, single sign-on
A bid counts once, when it goes out. Drafts, revisions, re-sends and bids you decline never count.
Early access
We’ll invite you to connect the mailbox where requests arrive — and show you four years of your own bids.
Who it’s for
Service contractors with 10 to 150 people whose work arrives by email.