How it works

One marketplace, built for both sides of the job

General contractors, project managers, property managers, and owners post the work and collect bids. Subs, specialty trades, architects, and engineers find it and bid. From a project still in planning to a crew you need on site next week, here is how a job moves from posted to awarded.

For the people hiring the work

Post the work, line up the bids, award with confidence

General contractors, project managers, property managers, and owners use SubHub Pro to fill a job from a trusted bench or the whole marketplace. You do not need final plans to start: post while a project is still in planning to pull real budget numbers, or list one that is ready to build and fill it fast.

Contractors, PMs, property managers, and owners

  1. Post at any stage, even before the plans are final

    Set the project phase (planning, ready to start, or in progress), write what you know, and tag the trades or design pros you need. Add photos and drawings as they come together. A project still in planning belongs here too, that is often the smartest time to lock in your numbers.

  2. Open it to the marketplace or keep it to your network

    List the job to the whole marketplace, or post it network only so the trades you already trust get first look before anyone else.

  3. Review and compare bids side by side

    Bidders request to bid and you approve who gets in, so your list stays serious. Line the numbers up and compare them in one place.

  4. Award the work and keep it moving

    Pick your bidder and award the job. Coordinate with per-job messaging, and leave a review once the work is done.

For the people bidding the work

Find the work, put in your number, build your book

Subcontractors, specialty trades, architects, and structural engineers find real jobs filtered to their work and their area. Catch a project in early planning or one that is ready to build, and turn every win into a client who comes back.

Subs, specialty trades, architects, and engineers

  1. Find work that fits, at any stage

    Scroll a live feed of real jobs looking for quotes. Filter by trade, service area, and project phase, so an architect can catch a project in planning while a framer finds one ready to start next week.

  2. Request to bid

    See a job you want, ask to bid on it. The person hiring approves who gets in, so making the list means you are on a short one worth your time.

  3. Submit your number

    Once you are approved, send your bid with the detail that backs it up. It gets compared against the others in one place, on the merits.

  4. Win the work and build your book of clients

    Land the job, do it well, and connect. Every contractor, project manager, or owner you add to your network can send their next job straight to you.

What makes it fair

Built so both sides can trust what they are looking at

Project phase, so everyone knows how real a job is

Every job carries its phase: planning, ready to start, or in progress. A bidder can tell a project that is just taking shape from one that is ready to build, and a poster in early planning gets numbers from people who want to be there from the start.

Dated revisions that notify bidders

When a GC updates a job, the change is dated and everyone who is bidding gets notified. No one quotes against stale scope, and no one is left guessing what moved.

Venue only, so the deal stays yours

SubHub Pro is the place you meet, not a party to your contract. Bids, agreements, and payment are strictly between the members involved. The full terms are in our Terms of Service.

The next job is already in the feed

Create a free account, look around, and subscribe when you are ready to post or bid. Questions? Email support@subhub-pro.com.