About us
About BidSignal
BidSignal is a Florida bid email: each morning it sends contractors the new public bids in their trade and counties. Here is who runs it, how it makes money and what it never does.
- Founded
- October 2026
- Founder
- Jaedon Lewinsky
- Covers
- Florida, from 296 bid sites
- Price
- Free for 7 days, then $29 a month or $290 a year
Who runs BidSignal
Jaedon Lewinsky founded BidSignal in October 2026 and runs it. Questions the site's chat can't answer go to him by email.
We're new, so you won't find reviews here yet. When real customers write them, we'll link them; we never write our own.
Why it exists
Florida's public bids are spread across hundreds of separate sites, each with its own registration and its own emails. Checking them all by hand is slow, so BidSignal reads 296 of them each morning and sends one email with only your trade and counties.
The site leads with janitorial and lawn care, and the email covers 15 trades plus any keywords you type.
How BidSignal makes money
- The subscription: every new bid free for 7 days with no card, then $29 a month or $290 a year. Change plan or cancel online, any time.
- Bid Prep, $249 for one bid: we fill in the buyer's forms, list every license, insurance and bond, write the cover letter and lay out the pricing sheet. You price, sign and submit.
- No ads, and we never sell your data or share it for advertising. Our privacy page says what we keep and why.
What BidSignal never does
- Log in to a bid site, solve a CAPTCHA or read a page its robots.txt closes to us. Our bot reads public pages only and says who it is: how our bot behaves.
- Price, sign or submit a bid for you. You register on each bid portal yourself, and our portal guides say what each account costs.
- Post made-up reviews, quotes or customer counts.
- Put tracking pixels in our emails.
Which BidSignal this is
BidSignal at trybidsignal.com is a Florida bid email and is not affiliated with other products with similar names.
Contact
Email hello@trybidsignal.com, or ask the chat in the corner of any page.
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