Winning new construction contracts—especially with general contractors—can be time-consuming, competitive, and frustrating. At Ganarpro, we’ve created a streamlined way to help subcontractors land contract work with GCs using a powerful mix of data, technology, and proven outreach.

Here’s how it works—and how we protect your company in the process.

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🔍 What We Do

We help contractors grow their pipeline by identifying the right projects and positioning them to win. Our system combines:

• • Bid history data

• • Current bidding opportunities

• • Custom pricing models

• • AI-generated scopes of work for each job

Once a project appears on the Ganarpro platform, our team builds a custom quote based on your pricing preferences (e.g., market-win, lean, or profit-heavy). We then generate a proposal using your company details, we can customize the proposal to include your logo and colors for branding.

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Do I Have to Submit Bids?

No.
If you’re not ready to commit to submitting quotes or you’re worried about losing control of your pricing, don’t worry—this service is flexible.

We can focus strictly on outbound prospecting and lead generation. That means no bids are submitted without your approval. We’ll simply reach out to general contractors using your company’s name, and present your interest in the project professionally—without locking you into anything.

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What About Contracts and Pricing Risk?

Some contractors are hesitant because of a common scenario:

You submit a quote, the GC sends you a contract too quickly, and you’re stuck with a price that wasn’t finalized—or worse, one that loses you money.

Here’s the good news: most general contractors won’t send a contract before receiving your compliance documents—like your W-9 and Certificate of Insurance (COI). That means there’s a built-in buffer before anything becomes official.

With our service, you stay in full control. We never send bids or documents unless you approve them.

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Why We Need Access to Your Email

To make outbound prospecting work effectively, we need to send emails from your company’s domain. That way, general contractors see the opportunity as coming directly from you—not a third-party service.

Your email remains secure, and we only access it for the purpose of sending quotes or project interest emails. In some cases, you may need to share a verification code if your provider (e.g., Gmail or Outlook) asks for it when we log in.