More than jobs.A stronger Canada.
Public money and private work get spent every day on contracts that small Canadian businesses never hear about — because the notices are scattered across hundreds of portals, each with its own login, its own search box, and its own idea of what a deadline looks like.
The problem
A roofer in Kingston has no realistic way to check CanadaBuys, four provincial portals, thirty municipal bid boards, a dozen hospital procurement pages and Kijiji every morning before the crew rolls out. So they check one, maybe two, and the rest of the work goes to whoever happened to be looking.
What we built
TenderHunter sweeps all of it. Government open data gives us the structured backbone; an AI researcher works the rest of the web the way a person would — searching the portals, opening the listings, reading the closing dates. Then a second pass reads every posting and writes the summary you actually want: what the job is, who wants it, where, and whether it is worth your afternoon.
What we do not do
We do not write your bid, take a cut of your contract, or stand between you and the buyer. Every listing links straight to the official documents at the source. We are the search layer, nothing more.
Honesty about the data
Listings are aggregated from public sources and can be amended or cancelled by the issuing organisation at any time. Always confirm the scope, deadline and submission requirements at the source before you bid. Our sources page shows exactly where every listing came from and when we last checked.
Find. Bid. Build. Grow.
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