BidDraft turns your company profile and the solicitation details into section-by-section draft answers for the RFP fields every agency asks for — past performance, technical approach, staffing, compliance. You sharpen and submit; we never file anything for you.
Build my bid draftFree to try · Your entries stay in your browser until you export them
Three steps. Tell us about your company and the opportunity, then edit the generated section drafts and export everything at once.
Saved in this browser (localStorage) — nothing is sent anywhere until you use the waitlist form below.
Key facts from the solicitation — these feed the compliance checklist and the draft headers.
Each draft is generated from what you entered above — edit freely. "Regenerate" rebuilds a section from the latest intake data (your edits to that section will be replaced).
Review each section one last time, then export. BidDraft produces draft text only — you paste it into the agency's portal or forms and submit the bid yourself.
Your knowledge base, reused — section drafts you review and sharpen, not rewrite.
Answer plain questions about your company and the solicitation. BidDraft turns those answers into first drafts for every standard RFP section — executive summary, company profile, technical approach, past performance, staffing, pricing narrative.
Deadlines, Q&A cutoffs, set-aside requirements, and evaluation factors become a check-off list tied to the opportunity you entered — so nothing gets missed before you hit submit.
Copy the full draft or download it as Markdown, then paste into the agency's portal, their forms, or your proposal template. BidDraft never touches the submission itself.
This working prototype is free to try. When the full product launches:
Join the waitlist for early access to the full BidDraft product — RFP teardown, reusable knowledge base, and autofill for agency questionnaires. First 50 contractors get founding-member pricing.
No credit card required. We email you when your early-access slot opens.
General information only — not legal or procurement advice. BidDraft drafts bid materials; it does not find, place, or submit bids on your behalf. You are responsible for the accuracy of your proposal and for submitting it through the proper channels.