One job you would have missed pays for a year
You pay for the plan, not for each person. Watch is one named user, Bid includes two and Win five, each with their own login. For a larger team, write to us. All prices are in Canadian dollars, per month, and you can stop at the end of any month.
Every tender checked against your company with the reasons, addendums read for you, and your bids prepared: the draft price, the estimate, the quote letter and the package. No card, and nothing is charged when it ends. After it, a free account shows your top 2 matches each week, with no time limit, and keeps what you made to read. One free trial per person, company and phone number. Plans from $149 a month (CAD).
See every opportunity that fits, every day. Keep a record of each decision you make about one.
- One named user
- Every open federal and Québec tender, read every six hours
- Each tender checked against your trades and tickets
- Your cost twin: what each job pays you
- Deadline calendar: site visits, question deadlines, closings
- Your decision record: every decision, every reason, ready for COR
- Bring in notices from your own MERX account
Everything in Watch, plus keeping the bid right once you're working on it.
- Everything in Watch
- Two named users, each with their own login
- Addendums read automatically: what changed, and what is now out of date
- Upload a takeoff to price a job against your own costs
Everything in Bid, plus what you need to run the whole bidding operation.
- Everything in Bid
- Five named users, each with their own login
- More than one base, each checked against the right work
- What-if: try a bigger radius, a certificate or another base before you commit
- Buyer and competitor profiles: who wins a buyer's work, and where else
- Why work gets away: declined reasons and requirements you didn't meet, ranked
- Bonding exposure: what you're committed to, against your stated limit
- Pipeline: considering, submitted, won, lost and no-bid, with known totals
- Win/loss performance: actual outcomes by buyer, trade, place and branch
- Assign who follows up on each tender
- More than one company under one login
Each login is one named person, because your bid history records who made each decision. A shared password would make that record worthless. If you need more people than your plan includes, write to us.
What is different between the plans
The top block is in every plan, including the free one. Everything below it is what a subscription adds.
| Free | Watch | Bid | Win | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In every plan | ||||
| Every federal, Québec, City of Toronto and Government of Yukon public tender, read every six hours | • | • | • | • |
| Each tender checked against your trades, tickets, bonding, insurance and travel radius | • | • | • | • |
| Every answer with the reasons behind it and the clause quoted | • | • | • | • |
| Deadline calendar: closings, questions and mandatory site visits | • | • | • | • |
| What an hour of your crew costs, built from your own numbers | • | • | • | • |
| Your bid history: what you decided, who decided it and why | • | • | • | • |
| Bring in your own MERX notices, kept inside your company | • | • | • | • |
| Bid packages | one | unlimited | unlimited | unlimited |
| What a subscription adds | ||||
| Addendums tracked: what changed, and what is now out of date | • | • | ||
| Upload a takeoff and price it against your own costs | • | • | ||
| More than one company under one login | • | |||
| More than one base, each checked against the right work | • | |||
| Try a wider radius, a certificate or a second base before committing | • | |||
| Buyer and competitor history from past award notices | • | |||
| Why work gets away: declined reasons and requirements you didn't meet, ranked | • | |||
| Bonding exposure across live jobs, against your stated limit | • | |||
| Pipeline: considering, submitted, won, lost and no bid, with totals | • | |||
| Win and loss performance by buyer, trade, place and branch | • | |||
| Assign who follows up on each tender | • |
This table is built from the same plan settings the product checks.
What you never pay extra for
These four are part of every plan. None of them sits behind a higher price.
Including the ones that go against you. A blocked tender names the requirement and quotes the clause.
Whether it is yours or a default, how confident it is, and what would change it.
Read inside your company only. Never mixed with another company's. Never passed on.
There is no button or setting that submits for you. You sign and send.
Common questions
Not all of them. That is a real gap. MERX carries the Province, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure and every open City of Winnipeg opportunity, and its terms forbid us holding any of it. You can bring a notice in yourself and it is checked like any other. The Data page lists what we can and can't read, province by province.
Yes, any time, from your account page, including during your free trial: a plan starts, and is charged, the day you choose it. You can change or cancel it there too, and if you cancel you keep access until the end of the month you have paid for.
A new company gets 30 days of the Bid plan's features, for one user, with no card. We text a code to your mobile number to confirm it, because each person, company and phone number gets one free trial. When it ends nothing is charged: you move to the free account unless you chose a plan, and everything you made stays there to read and print. Choose a plan at least 7 days before your trial ends and your 12th month is free, once you have paid for 11 months in a row.
The free account shows your top 2 matches each week in full, with their verdicts and reasons, and how many more matched. It prepares no bids. Watch shows every match, every week, and prepares a bid on every tender.
No. It tells you what the job costs you and what margin your own target implies. We built recommended price bands and measured them against 33 Manitoba construction awards, which spanned a 6.2x range nationally. There is not enough public data to recommend a price, so we removed them.
Never. If software could file a bid, one bug could file a wrong one, and the liability would be yours.
Public award notices: 57,627 of them as at 20 October 2026: 28,759 federal, 20,969 Québec, 6,578 Nova Scotia and 1,321 City of Toronto. Federal and Québec are re-checked weekly, the other two daily. Where a buyer has too little history, the scorecard shows a dash and the reason. It does not make up a number.
You keep access until the end of the month you have paid for. Your bid history is yours. Export it before you go. It is your audit evidence, and nobody else can recreate it.
Set your company up and see today's tenders
About three minutes, and no card.