Every stage of a bid,
in software that knows the job.
Built by a drywall and framing estimator who still runs takeoffs. Each tool removes one specific piece of unpaid work from the week.
Know what is bidding before it closes
Leads arrive across BuildingConnected, Dodge, SAM.gov, county permit portals and a dozen inboxes, and the ones worth having are buried in the ones that are not. By the time an invitation surfaces the walkthrough has happened.
Verso Bid Radar
$149Commercial bid lead tracking built for drywall & framing subs - BuildingConnected, Dodge, SAM.gov, and county permit feeds scored into one desktop app.
Take off the plans without measuring twice
Takeoff is the part that eats evenings. Then a revision lands and the question is which walls changed - usually answered by re-measuring the whole sheet because comparing two PDFs by eye is not a thing anyone can do reliably at 11pm.
Verso Doc Compare
$19Verso Doc Compare is a document comparison tool that allows users to quickly identify differences between two PDFs or spreadsheets. It displays changes side by side…
Verso PDF Toolkit
$24Verso PDF Toolkit is a comprehensive software solution for managing PDF documents. It allows users to unlock, resize, edit revisions, remove layers, compress, merge…
Keep the bid moving after it goes out
A bid sent is not a bid tracked. Numbers live in BuzzBid, follow-ups live in email, and the difference between a job won and a job forgotten is often one message nobody chased.
Verso BuzzBid Manager
$249Dashboards, win analytics, and catalog administration for your BuzzBid estimating database.
Verso Inbox
$49Turn estimating email into tracked follow-ups with due dates and waiting-on timers.
From awarded to paid without a spreadsheet
Once it is won the job needs budget, schedule, POs, RFIs, change orders and pay apps - and the spreadsheet that was fine for one job stops being fine at four.
Verso Build
$199Construction project management built for drywall & framing subs - budget, schedule, POs, RFIs, change orders, and pay apps in one desktop app.
Start with the one that hurts most
Every tool is bought once and runs on its own - there is no bundle to commit to and nothing that stops working if you never buy the next one. Most people start where the week is worst and add later.