BidCraft turns your contracts, policies, and past proposals into an AI brain — so your team drafts submission-ready RFP responses in hours, not weeks.
Drop in a PDF, Word doc, or paste text from any portal — including SAP Ariba, Jaggaer, and direct uploads.
BidCraft searches your contracts, policies, security docs, and past winning proposals — then drafts answers using your actual content.
Every AI answer shows its source and confidence score. Flag what needs human review, approve the rest, and submit — faster than your competitors.
Your sales engineers are spending 20–40 hours per RFP answering the same questions they've answered a hundred times. They're doing it manually, in five different tools, the night before the deadline.
BidCraft changes that. It learns from every approved response you've ever written, reads your live documents, and drafts submission-ready answers — so your team focuses on what actually wins contracts: strategy, customization, and relationships.
Legacy tools need a full-time person maintaining a Q&A library. BidCraft learns from every approved response — your library builds itself.
RFPs, security questionnaires, DDQs, RFIs, compliance assessments. One platform for the full bid-management lifecycle.
No training on your content. No sharing with public models. SOC 2 Type II infrastructure. Your proposals are proprietary — keep them that way.
The strongest $1M ideas aren't consumer apps. They're the boring B2B tools that save companies money, reduce risk, and help them win more revenue.
The RFP response market is broken. Incumbents charge $20K–$140K per year, require dedicated librarians, and still bolt AI onto legacy content-library architecture. Meanwhile, mid-market B2B companies — the ones bidding on $500K–$5M contracts — are stuck doing it manually.
BidCraft is built for them. Simple pricing. Genuinely AI-native. One vertical at a time. Cybersecurity vendors first — they have the most brutal questionnaire burden, the highest willingness to pay, and the most to gain from faster, more accurate proposals.