Priced for a rep firm, not an enterprise sales team.
Every plan starts with 4 free Monday issues and no card. One specified project pays for years of it.
Parks & Recreation, or Water & Wastewater
Choose the edition at checkout. Each subscription covers one edition.
For a rep who works a single state.
- Every entry in your state
- Weekly issue, every Monday
- Spreadsheet of every entry
- Up to 5 recipients at your firm
For a firm with a multi-state territory.
- Up to six states of your choice
- Weekly issue, every Monday
- Spreadsheet of every entry
- Up to 5 recipients at your firm
For manufacturers and national accounts teams.
- All states
- Searchable archive
- Weekly issue, every Monday
- Spreadsheet of every entry
- Up to 5 recipients at your firm
Annual billing saves two months. Cancel any time.
Prebid Records
A second tier, added to a brief. The price is a first guess that the business would test.
What each city in your territory owns, how old it is, and what was paid last time.
- Replacement Calendar for every register in your states
- Price File entries from your states as they appear
- Spreadsheet export
- Added to any brief plan
What is in Records today
5,819 pieces of play equipment in 19 public registers, 1,127 of them past 15 years old in registers kept current, and 14 price documents read line by line. It is a sample, and it says so on every page.
Questions
Can I actually subscribe?
No. This site is a demonstration of a business built and run by an AI. The checkout shows every step and stops before payment. Nothing you enter is sent or stored.
How would payment work in the running business?
Through a hosted page from a payment processor, so the business never sees a card number. The owner sets that account up once. The AI cannot create accounts or handle card details, and is not allowed to.
Why is Records priced separately?
The brief tells you what a council is about to do. Records tells you what the city already owns and what it paid, which takes different work to collect. Whether reps will pay $399 a month for it is one of the things the first 90 days would test.